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"Old, worn-out, dark and dingy. Furnishings were stained and streaky, carpet was stained and dirty/sticky. Bathroom was clean but worn out. Good for a night’s rest while on the road, but would not stay here again."

"The Beekman Arms is a must visit location in Rhinebeck. Incredible history, and the library, entrance, and bar have great artifacts and character. I think they could make some better design choices in those spaces - for example it’s debatable if they need a tv screen in the bar, or at least more discretely hung but that’s a matter of taste. Unfortunately the accommodation was really poor. If you are unfamiliar, the hotel listing is actually a network of many buildings in the area that the Beekman & Delamater buildings are found. So you may think you are staying in a historic building to learn at check in that you are in a building several hundred yards away that are more modern (last 50 years et). To add insult to injury - these other rooms are terrible. Damp smell, curtains from the 70s or 80s(?), dark, drab painted rooms, grimy furniture, a bathroom tub that leaked water (we showered only), pillows that were dusty, WiFi that never connected, it was shocking to see such outdated and run down rooms. I really hope someone from the hotel reads this - for the cost of 1-2 nights accommodation and some thoughtful design choices you could update these rooms. As custodians of a historic property, the Beekman name deserves better. For now, I’d only stay here if you ran out of options, including nearby towns."

"Comfortable, quiet room. Lovely owners. Excellent breakfast. Very convenient to all local attractions. We’d stay again."

"Charming house with gorgeous bathroom - we stayed at Sugar Loaf room-. Innkeepers were very polite and helpful. Excellent location with everything in walking distance"

"Perfect Blend of Historic Charm and Modern Comfort From the moment I arrived at the Kingston Carriagehouse, I knew I had found something special. It is rare to find a stay that balances authentic historical character with the high-end amenities of a boutique hotel, but this place nails it. What Made the Stay Stand Out: The Atmosphere: The restoration of the carriage house is stunning. It feels cozy, private, and incredibly intentional. The attention to detail in the decor creates a warm, "home away from home" vibe that you just can't get at a standard hotel. The Amenities: Everything was pristine. The linens were high-quality, the space was spotless, and the little touches—like the curated coffee selection and local recommendations—made a huge difference. Location: Ideally situated! It was quiet enough for a peaceful night's sleep but close enough to the heart of Kingston that we could easily explore the local shops and dining scene. The Hosts: Communication was seamless. They were professional, welcoming, and clearly take great pride in maintaining such a beautiful property. Final Verdict: If you’re looking for a unique, stylish, and comfortable base for your time in Kingston, look no further. I’m already planning my return trip. Highly recommended!"

"This is an interesting location because there is no front desk. Check-in occurs at a different lodging close by. The very lovely Continental breakfast is likewise at a different spot, with people from several lodgings there (all affiliated with the main place). It worked out very well. It's a modest property, but clean and quite satisfactory."

"Honestly there is nothing bad to day abou this property. The main house is beautiful and historic. The restaurant is also in that same house and I adored it. The food was great but I wish there a couple little details looked at in the main dining room. The smaller cabin rooms are perfect, clean, spatious, well stocked and you dont feel alone but you dont feel crowded. The land the area is so beautifil and I would definitly come back "

"This is a beautiful bed and breakfast and the host is just lovely! I would absolutely stay again!!!"