My first thought: $12.95 per day for Internet access? Seriously? This "perk" should be standard in any hotel. In fact, the closest food (read: non-hotel-high-priced-fare) is 5 miles away down the Interstate! (FYI, don't follow your GPS to Main Street in White Plains. You'll find just paid parking and gridlock, and a parade (!!) when I wandered into it.. Head the other way to Port Chester.)

Good stuff: reasonably friendly staff (although just one on duty at the front counter at 6 PM), nicely appointed room, reasonably comfortable bed (typical Marriott; i.e. not a Hilton), nice TV selection on the huge wide screen (and it's set up right so everyone doesn't look 4 feet or 10 feet tall).

The nitpicks (and the Internet price is not a nitpick, but an insult): Not near anything; bizarre location behind some office buildings up a long and winding road --- I never would have found it without a GPS, and even then it was confusing in daylight; worse at night. Dark parking lot only accessible quite a distance from check-in (rooms are separate from the rest of the hotel). Some construction going on in one wing, so those huge vehicles are taking up prime parking spots. Only one unsecured entryway to the hotel from the long and narrow parking lot (not locked at night, apparently, as there is no keycard access unit). Then more long walking inside; I felt like hailing a cab for use inside the hotel. Couldn't they afford more than one entry and set of elevators when they built the place (and I counted just 2 elevators)? No electrical outlet easily accessible from the bed. My Mac laptop's cord was stretched to the limit after I finally found an empty one under the window. If I had a Windows machine, I'd be sitting on the floor to type, or in the not-too-comfy arm chair? Uncomfortable armless desk chair. Toilet dripping internally and "whooshing" every few minutes; had to close the door to mask it.

Luckily here for just one night. This ain't no Hilton or even a Marriott. Certainly not a 4-star property. 3.5 max, and that's being nice.

Food Rooms and Hotel and grounds are perfect at a price that is great. If you are visiting area or even going to New York this is a centrally located place. Going to New England stop here and then continue trip.
They have on grounds all the things needed for a great stay including indoor pool and tennis etc.

The staff were nice upon check in and since we were booked under a Marriott platinum member we got free Internet and free breakfast. Since the concierge lounge was closed for thanksgiving they allowed us to eat at the breakfast buffet in the dining room free of charge. The breakfast was decent but not worth the price they usually charge for it, our comped bill showed a charge of $90 for four of us! We found the rooms to be nice and comfortable and had no problems with the beds. The hotel campus is unusual and does not seem to have been built to be a hotel. More like a nursing home or something similar. Again we did not have an issue with this. The kids with us loved the indoor pool.

It was a perfectly fine hotel. Staff was polite, room seemed pretty clean and the bed was very comfortable, minus the smallest pillows i have ever seen. They need to get some properly sized bed pillows. The water pressure in the shower was ok most of the time, but would fade in and out occasionally. Overall the room was nice though and i would stay here again. I'd give this a 3.5 if i could. The fitness center was really warm though. It was humid as it sits right next to the pool and too warm.