The Kimpton Taconic is like our second home away from NYC - without the hassles of homeownership but with the added perks of excellent service. The staff takes the time to know guests and cater to our every whim. Friendly service starts at check-in. Binoy at the front desk made sure that we got our favorite room. Kudos to him for handling the front desk by himself while also hosting the evening Social Hour - all with a smile (and he was back on duty 12 hours later!). After check-in, he texted us to ensure we had everything we needed. James W was another friendly and diligent staff member who greeted us every morning and ensured that complimentary coffee and tea were always available. We had an issue with Chromecast on our TV, but the front desk and Engineering looked into it promptly. The problem could not be resolved, so they offered us a complimentary in-room movie and waived the resort fee at check-out. I can't say enough positive things about this property. It's one of our favorite Kimptons and why we come back several times a year. You're sure to be well taken care of here!

We recently spent three nights at the Kimpton Taconic and it did not disappoint. I had booked through a deal I found on Travelzoo - note: when we were checking out, the girl at the desk let me know that they'll match these types of offers, so you can book directly with the hotel instead. This is a pet friendly hotel, which we didn't realize prior to booking, but that wasn't an issue as we are animal lovers. If we hadn't seen dogs around, we wouldn't have even known they were there. This hotel is super clean and I loved the decor. In the mornings they have complimentary coffee, tea, and hot chocolate in the lobby. There is water and lemon water also out during the day. In the evening there was a "social hour" where guests could have a choice of one beer or wine. This was held in the lobby by the fireplace. There is also an area with couches, a TV, books, and games where guests can retreat to. Our room was very nice - a king bed with a fireplace. We had two keycards to enter the room, and never had any issues with those, which sometimes has happened with other places we've stayed. The shower had adjustable water pressure and the bathroom was a good size. The only thing we had somewhat of an issue with was controlling the temperature in the room. If we turned the temp down one degree, we were blasted with really cold air. This wasn't a huge issue for us, just a little annoying at times. The closet in the room had a safe, umbrella, walking stick, and robes. The room had a refrigerator that held various choices for drinks (alcohol and non-alcohol) and snacks. The cabinet with the refrigerator had a lock with a key if you wanted to keep it locked. I'd also like to say that the front desk staff were all extremely nice and very inviting. When I broke a nail and requested a nail clipper, it was delivered to our room promptly (with a nail file, too) and someone even called to make sure I received it. There is a restaurant onsite (The Copper Grouse) and we had great experiences there. The bartenders were social and helpful with drink choices. The meal we ordered was very good. The area has shopping and various winter activities. The hotel provides a shuttle for certain activities, too.

Hospitality, food and view were all magnificent! This lovely space nestled in the Taconic Mts. met and actually surpassed all our expectations. It was immaculate and nicely appointed with everything we needed during our stay. The bed and luxury bedding were exceptional and the washroom was equipped with a magnifying mirror, walk in shower and bath robes! There was a even a yoga mat in the room! You will feel special the moment you walk in! We were greeted with a smiling face, Robert, who offered us a personable and informative introduction to our stay! We enjoyed free drinks during happy hour and a delicious gourmet meal in the in-house dining room! In the morning, a free grab and go breakfast was provided and we left with huge smiles on our faces! Thanks for the awesome hospitality, Robert!