Heidi’s Inn

Very clean, comfortable room. Very friendly people. Very nice country setting. Just what I was looking for – wish I could stay longer!

I loved this place. Its certainly better than staying in a stuffy hotel. The grounds is a wilderness effect which gives the feeling of being in a mountain cabin. The rooms are huge. The kitchen had everything I needed to make meals instead of going out. Having a front porch to sit on was a bonus. I was able to sit outside and enjoy the birds and wildlife. I will definitely return to this place with no hesitation. Yes, I’m a smoker and I appreciate having the ash trays in the porch area. It’s nice to know they appreciate and try to make everyone happy. The staff was amazing.

Clean rooms. Cool old motel feel. Great landscaped grounds. Edible breakfast. Only complaint is that the walls are thin and you can hear showers and toilets running from the next room way too well. I’d definitely stay there again.

It got the job done. It was not one of the best places I have stayed at but it was charming. The people at the front desk were very nice. We missed check in time and the people were so nice about it on the phone. The room wasn’t the best but I was staying one night and was only using it to sleep. There was definitely a weird smell to the room but I got over it quickly. The bathroom didn’t feel too clean so I just always wore shoes when entering it. I didn’t even want to touch the shower. The weirdly semi frosted glass widow right about the toilet scared me into thinking everyone could see me. There were a couple of stains on the pillow cases so I wrapped my pillow in my pool towel before I slept and I didn’t use to blanket. There wasn’t much of a selection for breakfast so I suggest going out to a local diner or something to eat.
There was a pool, an AC and TV in every room, nice employees, and non smoking rooms. All in all this place gets the job done for one night but I probably wouldn’t stay there much longer than that. It feels like a motel rather than a hotel. I feel bad for sounding so mean but this place could be so great with a little more work and i’m hoping they read these reviews and work on some of the issues.

In a Betty Davis voice she says; «WHAT A DUMP!» Honestly, for $ 106.00 plus tax– just for myself… no triple A discounts… my experience here was definitely not favorable.
I booked based on decent reviews, and the POOL. On the last weekend of May, a very HOT day… imagine driving a long way, looking forward to cooling off with a relaxing swim… only to discover — the pool is not filled! The host at the front desk was standing in for the owners who were away. She was apologetic… but geez, after expressing disappointment — at least offer a slight discount! There is no excuse for the pool not to be open by May 30.sorry. So that was the first negative… next?
I had specifically asked about check-​in time, and said I would be there right at 2:00. The room was not ready. The front desk forgot to mention it to housekeeping staff, so I waited over fifteen minutes in the heat — not wishing to walk or drive back down to the office. After the room was cleaned, next discovery? — The odor in the room was atrocious. Though now non-​smoking, my sniffer could detect years of ancient, stale cigarette smoke. The stuff lingers in the very walls… top it off with zero fresh air circulating… and you get abominable stink! I immediately went to open the two small windows and one came crashing down on my wrist… it would not stay up with out finding something to prop it — I grabbed one of the dirty bolsters from the bed.
There is a second door in the rooms, leading to a «balcony» — shared by the other rooms, and offering ASH TRAYS– so if someone smokes out there, bye-​bye no-​smoking room! Anyway, to get a cross breeze going, you have to keep both doors to the room open. I thought this might improve the smell — but I was mistaken. I ended up sleeping with the A/​C on to drown out the constant road noise until after midnight. Then I was awakened at 7:00 a.m. by loud banging doors and voices next store (paper thin walls).
I went to breakfast around 8:15. ‘Had to ask for more half and half– as the carton was empty. The oatmeal was gone and there was no bread left for toast. So, the option was cereal. No skim milk — only whole. The coffee was good– but how I hate drinking out of Styrofoam cups! Is recyclable paper so much more expensive? ‘Went back for more coffee a half an hour later… and guess what? The fridge was filled with yogurt and there were muffins and oatmeal (not quite ready yet) and croissants. I was so annoyed that items had not been restocked sooner.
The rooms here are large, granted, and housekeeping does a good job of cleaning– considering the old stained smelly carpeting, bedspreads, and drapes. And now, comes the final complaint: there was not a single Kleenex in sight! Unheard of. Sorry, but that just slides this review down to one star — and if I could it would be a half star. If the rate had been around $ 66.00– I might not feel so ripped off. I can say one nice thing about the place: the property is pretty. It is filled with lots of beautiful trees… just watch that you don’t step in the dog poop, as they allow pets (some jerks don’t bother to clean up after their doggies).
If you don’t have much of a a sense of smell (or are a smoker), and do not object to road noise or to hearing your neighbors, you may very well like Heidi’s .
I, for one, will not return.

I love this place! Cute family owned inn conveniently located near I-​84. My room was very clean, with a very comfortable bed and nice TV and fridge. The property is very private and beautiful, it’s a nice change of pace from the standard Hilton or Sheraton hotels where you feel like everyone is on top of you. Best of all, I learned this is a family owned inn and I love supporting local business. There’s also a great Mexican restaurant next door; the margaritas can’t be missed! If you are looking for a comfortable, clean place to stay that supports the local economy, try Heidi’s. And make sure you say «hi» to Charlie (the yellow lab that belongs to the owners).

Wasn’t sure what to expect with a h/​motel that I have never heard of before, but what a pleasant surprise!
Super friendly staff, comfortable (and spacious) rooms, and an adorable little breakfast in the morning.
Not very glitzy or glamorous, but an adorable place to spend a night or two.
Will certainly be coming back– Thanks Heidis Inn!

This was a quaint little place that is just perfect for a weekend stay. Lovely common room in the lobby with a fireplace and coffee. Saw 3 deer scamper right by my room. Lovely place.

Just stayed at Heidi’s for the first time. I was so impressed with this place. Really cute, reasonably priced, easy access from the highway. Very clean. The lobby is nice, with a huge fireplace. Highly recommended. I would definitely stay here again. Excellent quality and service.

My husband and I were in town for the opening of Daryl’s House Restaurant in Pawling. A member of their crew recommended Heidi’s to us as a reasonably priced option. We found Heidi’s to be a great value for our money. The room was clean… comfortable bed and pillows. We had King room #46. It also had a small kitchen with a sink, range, fridge, and dinette. The fridge came in handy for us. Loved the kitschy 60s feel!
We met about 20 or so friends who also stayed at Heidi’s this weekend as well. The staff was kind enough to allow us use of their common room/​lobby at any time… including 1AM when we arrived back from the club. Great fireplace, too!!!
The staff are more than accommodating and very nice as are the owner and his family. And the best staffer of all was the amazing greeter, Charlie! He happens to be the family’s yellow lab!
Can’t wait to stay here again in the summer when the gardens are in bloom and the pool is open!

Just got back from a weekend in Brewster and stayed here. Loved it! Although it’s next to the main road, the rooms are back a bit and you don’t hear the traffic. Room was bigger than I was expecting and very clean! Big closet! Service was great, very friendly staff. Had cereal and coffee for breakfast. Would definitely stay here again and it’s well within our budget!

Came to visit friends and stayed the night. All went well. Service great. Room was nice but needed more pillows and blankets. Grounds cute. Would stay again. Priced right.

As I had said before I THOUGHT Heidi’s was a godsend and I was wrong. As for the «alleged» damage I STILL, almost 6 months later have NO proof that it existed. Upon disputing my credit card and making police reports I learned that they knew the establishment very well, apparently I was not the first person to make these kind of complaints, and I’m almost positive I won’t be the last. Sean changed his story several times about what these charges were for. Luckily the bank caught wind of his lies and I received half of my money back. Once again, I would not recommend anyone stay here.

Just to preface, I’ve been in MANY hotels of all kinds and flavors.
SKETCHIEST. HOTEL. EVER.
We kindly named it the ‘Hooker Hotel” where ya might go for a good olé’ fashioned murderin’.
My boyfriend and I were in town for a wedding and I found this on google maps. From the pictures and descriptions as well as rate and distance, it seemed perfect. The bed was hard, the pillows were old and lumpy, the toilet acted more like a bidet and shooted whatever was in the toilet UP before flushing.
Then on night #2 the electricity went out. Now, with thin walls, only gossamer curtains to cover the giant window to the outside (the thick curtains are for show, they aren’t meant to cover shit), and interesting clientele roaming behind our room, we packed and left immediately. Seriously Texas Chainsaw Massacre vibe. We came back the next day to grab the few things we left in the haste and to add insult to injury, the maid had eaten half of my truffles my boyfriend had got for our 6 month anniversary.
So yea, screw this place. Go to the Holiday Inn.

The Good– The kitchen has pots and pans. Full size fridge. Spacious shower. The Bad– Dog poo near the stairs leading to my room. Being woken up @ 9 a. m because they have people drilling next door. Floors creak, I can hear what’s going on next door. Small trash cans. They checked in teenagers next to my room @ 2 a.m. The cleaning lady HAS to do your room, so can’t over sleep. You can feel and hear the springs in the bed. No toilet top, yes I need it. Next to a highway? It’s hell to get out while having cars speeding from both ways. Oh, and it’s $ 90/​day.

We ended up here accidentally but would recommend it to anyone who wants to support a family business instead of the big corporate hotels, without sacrificing any of the comfort or cleanliness. The staff is friendly and helpful, the lobby is comfy and homey with gorgeous big plants and sunlight, and the room was spacious and clean.

Having stayed here a few times, it has definitely become one of my favorite spots. With huge, clean rooms, direct tv, delicious breakfast in the morning and a gorgeous property — Heidi’s is a great spot to just get away. Whether on a trip and need a place to stay along the way or a local that just needs to escape for a night, this is the way to go.

3.5 stars. This inn is a good value and is close to I-​84. It’s located on 7 acres and it is pet friendly, however the pet fee is quite high — $ 40. For an inn, or motel type accommodation, I find this to be a bit over the top. The rooms were large at least and the beds seemed to be California kings. There is a fridge in the room but it was a bit noisy. There is also a flat screen tv and a table with chairs. The bed was a bit hard but the pillows were good.

I stayed here last night because of family obligations in the area. I was impressed by how new and fresh the lobby was, with a ski lodge– like interior. The man working the late night shift (who looked not unlike Gary Sinese) brewed me and my family a pot of coffee upon our 10pm arrival. It was unexpectedly good coffee! A glance at the procurements for the following morning’s breakfast (just oatmeal, toast, and cold cereal) prompted us to skip their free breakfast, so I can’t comment on that. The room we stayed in in the building closest to route 22 was clean and sufficient. My only complaint was the thin walls that allowed us to hear the blaring tv of the door next door and the car noise from the highway. The Gary Sinese doppleganger told us they were installing flat screens in every room, and I was surpised every room had a fridge and free WiFi!