The Wick, Hudson, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

I would never stay again solely because you take a chance of spending $400 for one night in a hotel to end up in a basement room with no light (which is an overwhelming portion of this hotel’s rooms).

Because it is near the railroad and industrial building there really is not view and the room of the 1st floor had trees to cover the parking lot so you really don't get any light. When we arrived we were informed that the hot water was not working although repairs were being made and when we got back after 6:30 it was on. When we got off the elevator on the 1st floor which is the bottom, stains and mess on the carpet. However, the room itself was nice. The plug on the tub did not work so I had to prop it up with a plastic spoon I had in order to let the water out. I would recommend more access to plugs on the center table between the beds. And, each bed should have its own light. The coffee area has no separate lighting so in order to see you have to turn on the bright lights which disturbs the other person. They only offered coffee, no tea unless you went upstairs. Overall, I thought the place was nice and the staff was pleasant. I think overall hotel have to start bringing the quality of what they provide in the rooms up to a better standard. It is so minimal that it is annoying. Not even stirrers or plastic spoons to stir you coffee. Only one decaf.

This property is a basic Marriott hotel, not very clean and most annoyingly, posing as a boutique hotel when it clearly is not. Upon arrival, I reminded the front desk that I had called a few days earlier to request to check in only one hour earlier due to an overseas work meeting. Even though the hotel was more than half empty, I was denied this request and instead offered to sit in their "cafe" which is a bunch of booths with noise blaring from all sides. Their pipes were not working, no hot water so the maintenance guys were there to fix it. They decided to sit close to my table even though they could see I had headphones on and was engaged in a quiet private conversation. They proceeded to talk loudly and once they started inexplicably playing their music and I could not hear my work colleague, I gently asked them to keep it down since I was on a call with work. At that point, one of them stood up and told me to "go to my room a__hole." The added benefit of staying at this filthy dump-verbal assualt. When I reported this to the manager they offered their business lounge upstairs which was caked with dust and dirt. But at least I wasn't verbally harassed up there. Management never followed up with me regarding my complaint. And even though I emailed months earlier several times about the room, a request for a quiet location on a high floor, I was given the room next to the lobby where staff come in day and night and where my view was of a creepy parking lot.

Great spot , a short walk to Warren St. This hotel is newer and in excellent condition. Though it has some of the original elements from the historic building, it has been renovated with a modern look and feel. The only downside is that decor is little cold , lacking the coziness that would make this a better stay for a winter getaway. That being said, the service was lovely and it was an overall good value. We will be back.

This is a neat renovation of an old candle factory. Two healthy blocks from Warren/main st & the architecturely interesting town of Hudson Can input own streaming services. Fits in this upscaling town.

Very nice hotel. Friendly staff. Bobby was informative and makes a nice drink.

I've been to a lot of hotels all around the world and most of the time they all look the same. This one is pretty unique, with its own character, from walking distance to the main streets. Would definitely go back!

The hotel is great: clean, modern, well appointed, and with a nice restaurant and bar. The only downside is that it is in a rundown industrial area a few blocks from the main commercial district. I don’t think it is unsafe, but my wife says that if she were traveling alone, she wouldn’t step outside at night.

When we arrived, the hotel was not as it seemed in the web page photos. The location of the hotel was in a less desirable area. The front of the hotel faces the back yards of a rundown neighborhood. The narrow street leading to the hotel was not maintained and the sidewalks were in bad shape. We parked in front of the hotel on the street. I went in and asked where I could park? I was told in the gravel parking lot only holding 6 cars or in the street which was shared by the neighborhood. If those spaces were full, you can park down behind the hotel. We drove on a narrow street down a hill which was not maintained around the hotel to see the parking area. The back of the hotel faced and was close to a rundown warehouse industrial area. We did not see an entrance to the back of the hotel. I was looking for ADA parking and there was none. As both my wife and son could not walk several hundred feet up around the hotel on non-maintained roads to get to the front entrance. Also, there were no designated ADA parking spaces marked or available in front of the building. I went back in and asked for a refund totaling $1,300 and was told no. I will never stay at any hotels associated with this chain. Poor customer service, along being in a depressed industrial area along with unmaintained surroundings.