Days Inn Newburgh West Point/Stewart Intl Airport

clean hotel, nice personnel. Location isn’t great but not the hotels fault

As good as it gets in the Days Inn empire.
Rooms clearly hue to a very modern expectation of today’s travelers. Mattresses, linens, pillows — all conspire for a great night’s sleep. Lobby is open and welcoming, with registration straight ahead through the double doors, but comfortable margins left and right to immediately suggest a relaxed, airy ambience.
And, unlike perhaps every other Days Inn property I’ve stayed in – and I’ve stayed in a lot — you can get a room with a view! Lake Washington sits prettily on the near side of the building and stretches out widely enough for the lake to occupy your bedroom viewingsphere.
Breakfasts suffered no let down and are included in the price of the stay. The room isn’t the greatest, but there are a nice range of hot full-​breakfast type items available.
If you don’t want to travel those last, exhausting 60 miles back to the city, you’ll do very well to kick back here for an overnight. And if you’re heading for a backpacking excursion in the Shawangunks, well, you might just have serendipitously landed in the lap of luxury.

If your looking for a super clean, super friendly Days Inn, this has got to be the best. Dwight at the front desk got us booked and checked in without a hitch.
Room was very clean and comfortable.
No problems whatsoever with our stay.

Clean, free wifi, free continental breakfast, modern rooms. For a «two star» hotel under $ 100/​night I think it’s well worth it.
I was really happy with my 5 night stay here. The room appeared to be recently renovated and was clean top to bottom. The lamps all had outlets on them which is great for charging devices. The room also had a microwave and fridge. The wifi is a little choppy at times but good overall.
The housekeeping was excellent. They gave me fresh towels everyday. I came back one day while they were servicing the room and they actually stripped the bed and were changing the sheets. I thought they just changed they when you check out so I was pleasantly surprised about that.
The hotel has is situated on a hill with a nice view of a lake/​reservoir. There are chairs and tables on a second floor deck to enjoy the view. I think the hotel has a pool and small gym but didn’t check those out. The free breakfast bar has a waffle maker, muffins, toast, yogurt, cereal, coffee, and juice.
At the bottom of the hill is an excellent diner that gives you a 10% discount with room key.

Decent hotel with a bit of a view facing water. Hotel room was clean and nothing remarkable but a comfy place to spend the night. The front desk was friendly and the key card you can hold up to device to gain access instead of dipping in top, which sometimes I’ve had to do multiple time to gain access.
The continental breakfast was fine but I’ve had better at compatible chains. It had bagels and cereal and yogurt but not much variety of any of it. The pool was large and heated, though there were rules about kids having adult supervision which clearly wasn’t enforced.
Overall a decent hotel if you need one in the area.

The worst hotel stay I’ve ever had in my life.
I’ve stayed in 3^rd world countries that had better accommodations. I’m also a AAA member and will be voicing my opinion to them. I stayed in early Feb/​2015 because there were no other places for me to stay in the area while attending a family member’s funeral. The loud construction on the rooms upstairs started at 5am or earlier every morning. It was so loud that soap and other items fell in the bathroom by the vibrations. Breakfast was horrible and non existent. Not to mention i came early and asked for an early check in and even offered to pay extra to check in early. They said no problem and told me it would be 15 minutes. It took them well over an hour to accommodate my request while they went to lunch and I waited for them. The room smelled really bad. It was completely disgusting. I will never ever stay at another Wyndham hotel franchise property or trust AAA recommend properties. I will stick to Hyatt or Starwood. They seem to not want to transfer my Wyndham reward points either for my stay. This place is shady. The TV reception was fuzzy at best on the old tubes they had. I was also itching for weeks after staying here. Avoid the bugs, rude and lazy staff and find somewhere else. You will be glad you did!

I cannot say enough about how lovely all of the staff was both during and after my stay. Everyone was so cheerful, friendly, and eager to help — housekeeping was so sweet and helped me carry my breakfast back to my room, and there’s real milk for your coffee in the morning (which isn’t always the case at this price point…). But most importantly, they kept being awesome even after I left. I lost my favorite shirt while on my trip and called the hotel 2 weeks later, just on the off chance that I had left it in the room (I really thought I checked thoroughly!). Natasha was really great. She found my shirt and got it in the mail to me within an hour, and even called back to give me the tracking info on the package. This place really has your back.

This is a decent Days Inn on top of a hill in the south Newburgh area. Rt 300 is a commercial strip with every possible big box/​chain store you could desire. This is not a tourist area but it has great proximity to many places particularly West Point and the regional airport and the Newburgh-​Beacon Bridge. The rooms are clean although dated. Small size old-​style TVs. Bed was comfortable, sheets were clean. AC worked well. Did not get a chance to sample breakfast because they inexplicably stop serving at 9 AM! Johnny D’s diner directly in front of the Hotel is decent. Get 10% off your bill with your hotel key.

Place is a Sht hole looks decent from the outside compared to a 5 star hotel place is
A 2 compared to what’s around here it’s a 3.5 Nobody in there right mine would give this place high stars they must be paying people to post nice things

Great place to stay for the price (sub-​$ 70 per night), especially if you are flying into Stewart International Airport (SWF).
The rooms are small but clean (bathroom is a little small), free breakfast consisting of coffee, milk, bagels, and cereal; the service is above and beyond excellent and very understanding (no problem getting late checkout), has a free airport shuttle to and from SWF, there is a small pool and workout room, and conveniently located a block away from Walmart, Sonic’s, McDonald’s, and some other foods and shopping (perfect for those without a car). Moreover, just right outside the hotel itself is two restaurants/​cafes as well as a beautiful view of the lake. Also FREE WIFI — not the fastest but it will suffice (was even able to play a little D3).
Highly recommend the place!

Very Nice Days Inn. Very close to the darling Stewart Airport & a quick shuttle call away. Staff is excellent!

this place was haven compare to the hotel we stayed in the night before
Everything you need is in the room, phone, hairdryer, wifi, lots of outlets, coffee machine, nice and soft pillows.
The room was very clean, the bed was nice and comfortable. and the heater works very well
The gym they have is very small and only has 4 cardio machines
The swimming pool is indoor but closed for the winter
The staff at the front desk was nice and helpful
Breakfast choices a bit limited, but you got oatmeal, cereals, bagels, little croscents, apple and oranges, not bad
I would recommend this place