Cromwell Manor Inn

Our stay at Cromwell Manor Inn, was a true Hallmark Christmas movie in July experience. The house was very charming and fulfilled all of our expectations. Troy was an incredible host and made our stay memorable. We will definitely booked another stay in the near future.

Service was excellent! Grounds needed attention.very comfortable suite.

Even though the place is well located in the Hudson Valley, it is not as shown online. The rooms are dirty and their condition is shabby. The Inn Manager is friendly and provided tasty breakfasts but housekeeping is not up to normal standards. The owner asked for the opportunity to hear from customers who didn’t have a “perfect stay” and said he’d communicate with the manager and housekeeping.

Do not stay here. The only redeeming quality about this place is Troy. The Main House is filthy, the kitchen is filthy. Continental breakfast in the morning consisted of white bread, old everything bagels and Frosted Flakes. Troy appears to be the only person managing both buildings.

We stayed at The Cromwell Manor Inn for 2 nights. The bathroom was not clean. We had to stop for some Clorox wipes to clean the floor as it was covered with other people's hair. In addition, there was some sort of porous mat on the floor of the tub. It was dirty and covered with hair. It was gross. I had to remove it with gloves and put it in a trash bag. It was disappointing as we were expecting a nice, clean room.

The place was cozy and quiet, perfect for our stay. Rooms very clean and comfortable. Would recommend

It has been years since I wanted to share feedback about a lodging experience online. I discovered Cromwell Manor Inn on ******* when I spontaneously decided to spend a weekend at Storm King, just a short drive from the accommodations. I arrived around 8 pm after a long, rainy bus ride from Port Authority. Tory greeted me with the warmest welcome, and I instantly felt at home. He graciously took my bag and personally delivered it to my room, The Windsor, walking me through all the available amenities for my stay. Troy went above and beyond to ensure I had everything I needed before leaving me to the solitude I sought an hour outside the hustle and bustle of the city. The next day, he prepared a beautiful breakfast and assisted me in planning my trip to Storm King. Although I had only booked a two-night stay, on the second day, I had the pleasure of meeting the rest of the Cromwell Manor Inn family, including the wonderful owners. Troy treated me to another delicious breakfast, and I spent the remainder of my day exploring the grounds while witnessing the team joyously decorating the beautiful estate with Christmas decorations. Before heading back to the city, I had lunch next door at Jones Farm, following the Cromwell family's suggestion, and began planning my next stay. As a history buff, I was fascinated by the inn's history, feeling like I had been transported to another time. My room was cozy and warm, impeccably clean and well-preserved.

I liked Troy's eggs and blueberry pancakes. This property is poorly lit, with limited outlets, and feels like a fire hazard. The surrounding area is quiet but not serene. The region is called Storm King for a reason apparently.

The photos of this B&B are nothing like the house. It is dirty, worn down and at best a two-star. One of our rooms was in the original house. It was located on the street and was very noisy - we did not sleep all night. The second night we went to the pharmacy and purchased ear plugs. The bathtub had mildew, the windows have moss growing in between the panes. My son's bedding had blood on it and it was dusty and not clean. The windows in the houses were filthy and the rooms were not sanitary. There is one person working both houses - checking guests in/out, cleaning and trying to prepare breakfast. He is very enthusiastic but we had to wait over 1 hour for a breakfast scramble and it was just some eggs on a plate and not worth the wait. This was an expensive weekend and our rooms were over $600 each for 2 days - not worth the price and we were so disappointed. Go to the Hampton Inn and treat yourself to a breakfast and you will be WAY ahead.