It felt really nice to be back on the grounds of a property that once meant so much to me, I love that they kept a lot of what made Hutton Brickyards a special place, it felt truly nostalgic to be able to see all of the familiar views, that meant a great deal to me as a kid, the space felt cozy, safe, clean, peaceful, calm, I would love to go back again and spend more time enjoying the rest of the property

Beautiful setting. A lot of money to pay for a night in a tiny home but the cabin was clean and cute. Cannot park your car near cabin. Have to drive to continental breakfast. The restaurant by the river was nice but was infested with Lantern bugs landing on the dinner plates and dead bugs all around the table. Not fun!

Hutton Brickyards have many things going for it as a great place to stay in Hudson River Valley. The location on the river and directly on the Empire State Trail are fantastic. We had some hiccups with check in and communication overall, but we enjoyed our stay. The cabins are cozy and well appointed. The riverside restaurant was good with the most incredible view.Great spot for dogs and kids to run around. We would go back and stay.The rooms are clean and we enjoyed the sauna overlooking the water.The fire pits dotting the property were a great perk.

Beautiful location and beautiful cottages

We booked a non-refundable three-night reservation four months in advance, drove over six hours to the property, and were told by the front desk at 7:30 pm that they had canceled our reservation to make room for a music festival on their property.We had made our reservation on the World of Hyatt app, which sent us a confirmation email the week before. The desk clerk informed us the hotel had canceled the reservation through Mr & Mrs Smith, which Hyatt acquired a few years ago, but he was not able to tell us when our booking was canceled. He said our reservation was made through a third party service.The hotel never reached out at any time to tell us personally they were canceling the reservation; my credit card was already billed more than $2000 at the time of reservation. When they told us they had no rooms available, the hotel made no effort to find alternative lodging: we were told the manager was tied up with the music festival and it was a problem with the Mr & Mrs Smith site. We spent over two hours on the phone with Hyatt while waiting to be walked to another property. Our two young kids were with us, and the most we were offered by the front desk staff was coffee or water. From reading other reviews, it sounds like this has happened to other guests, as well.Ultimately, Hyatt was able to rebook us at a comparable hotel 2 hours away in New York City. I understand if the Cabins at Hutton Brickyards considers itself above the Hyatt third party brand, but as a destination hotel, I feel like they missed some of the basics of hospitality.