Beautiful hotel— clean and comfortable. Loved being on the Hudson and Westpoint. When I checked in and let them know that we might not be able to stay the second night— they told me sorry and that I would need to discuss this with hotels.com as they booked the room. I was charged for two nights after leaving unexpectedly the second day— told me to contact hotels.com as they could do nothing. Contacted Hotels.com who said they had to reach out the Thayer who then said no refund and then after I called Thayer they said no one was able to make the decision until Monday — confused with the actions of the manager -left a message with the reservation office person and have yet to hear and it’s Monday night. Hotels.com has communicated twice with me to let me know the Thayer has yet to respond. Poor service and communication. Westpoint is amazing but Thayer is way overrated.

Train whitsle woke us up every 2 hrs overnight; Had riverview room;

Excellent property. Great service by front desk. Terrible service at the Zulu deck because they were extremely understaffed on a very busy night. Staff at Zulu were helpful and worked hard but not enough staff so we waited an unacceptable time for both drink and food orders.

Room was ready early! Great service!

good stay

Service in the restaurant was slow...food was good.

Historic hotel, with views of the Hudson from many rooms

Sights to see.

Our only complaint was that the restaurant on more than one occasion gave what can be termed as poor service. The evening waitress seemed preoccupied, so she got no tip. Breakfast, we carried paper cups in and they did not offer us coffee. When we complained the girl came and apologized as we were leaving.

Overall good but lighting in room was too dim

Historic hotel- needs updating Staff just ok Outdoor roof top dining was terrible- wicker chairs all broken, quality of the food was poor, the music was intolerable.

Great coffee, great staff, excellent food

My son and I stayed here while we were on a visit at Westpoint. We were very excited as the hotel is marketed as very high end. Parts of the hotel is indeed high end but the important aspects are not. The room does not come standard with a mini fridge, which I have never seen before. It is an additional charge to have one placed in your room. The AC in the room was VERY loud and old and leaked on the rug in the room. There is also a freight train line right next to the hotel and a freight will run through ALL night long and blows its whistle each time. The restaurant service in all three restaurants in the hotel was stellar. The people working there were so kind and friendly but the food was not worth the high prices. Then, upon checkout, there was an additional $25 service charge for each night that I was not aware of as I paid in full before arriving. I would not choose to stay at the Thayer Hotel again.

The hotel is beautiful and rich in history. Rooms are clean and comfortable. Front desk staff are friendly and welcoming. However, mixed feelings with the restaurants staff. Some were friendly and others were not helpful and knowledgeable. Restaurant servers seemed to be unsure with military discounts. I was given 3 different percentages from 3 of their dining options. It clearly states on their website the percentage, but it doesn’t specify if it’s for the entire bill or per military members. That’s where the confusion lies. 2 out 3 dining options honored the military discount on the entire bill, where one server in another restaurant was not consistent. He was rude about the situation. In my opinion, management needs to review with the staff on policy so there won’t be future miscommunication.

Convenient stay for West Point function. Valet parking was excellent!

Room was small but nice and very comfortable. The food was excellent.

Trader stayed very much.The rooftop bar was wonderful.Staff was excellent.Looking forward to coming back again

Westpoint is a beautiful place.

The hotel is like a castle, very beautiful and the restaurant onsite is great as well.

Perfect for a visit to West Point.