Luxury quarters in a high-end hotel offering a restaurant, 2 pools & a sauna, plus free parking.
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In March Of 2021, I brought and treated my wife Kathy and myself for a wonderful weekend stay at the King Mansion at the Tarrytown House Estate On The Hudson!!!
We stayed at the King Mansion to celebrate our great love for one another, and to commemorate our Happy Three Year Honeymoon Anniversary. We enjoyed every minute of our experience during our stay at this luxurious and historic mansion.
The King Mansion is an absolutely elegant and gorgeous attraction on the Tarrytown House Estate, and was one of my favorite hotel to visit and stay.
My wife and I instantaneously fell in love with our warm and cozy room, and we were deeply impressed by the majestic view of the Hudson River, the Mario Cuomo Bridge and the New York City skyline that we were able to see from our rooftop porch. We also enjoyed wearing the bathroom robe and slippers provided by the hotel. It was nicely well made felt very comfortable.
The hotel staff were also very welcoming and accommodating. They provided valet parking and helped brought luggage to and from our rooms.
Both my wife and I had a wonderful experience at the King Mansion and highly recommend that everyone visit and stay at this beautiful and...
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The rooms definitely have wear and tear even in the kings mansion but expected since it's older....my biggest complaint is they don't advertise there's a restaurant literally right down the steps open til 10PM and if your on the floor right above it (like we were) you hear a lot of stomping, slamming and noise ..until about 11pm/midnight. Since there's only steps you hear everything going on down there...for $200 + a night ...a full night's rest would have been nice. Definitely disputing...
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Resort fee. I haTe resort fees. I urge everyone to give bad reviews for places that do this. A resort fee is a manipulative way to advertise one price, then charge you more once you're committed. If they expect everyone to pay a "fee", it's not a fee. It's part of the price. Changing the price once you're committed is bad businEss and should be recognized as such. Also, the bed was very cheap and hard. I had a...
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