Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The staff was attentive and professional from Check-in through check out. The staff remembered who we were and accommodated all of our requests. Covid precautions were in place. The room is well appointed and very comfortable. The food at the restaurant (Willow) was outstanding. The spa area and “aqua terrace” (hot tub) were relaxing and delightful. We will definitely go back.
The staff was attentive and professional from Check-in through check out. The staff remembered who we were and accommodated all of our requests. Covid precautions were in place. The room is well appointed and very comfortable. The food at the restaurant (Willow) was outstanding. The spa area and “aqua terrace” (hot tub) were relaxing and delightful. We will definitely go back.
Paula
Reviewed October 11, 2020Reviewed October 11, 2020
This place is adorable! If you love a rustic vibe and the privacy of your own space, this is for you. The cabins were so clean and well appointed, not at all like camping. Food was amazing too, plus they’re dog friendly.
This place is adorable! If you love a rustic vibe and the privacy of your own space, this is for you. The cabins were so clean and well appointed, not at all like camping. Food was amazing too, plus they’re dog friendly.
We found the Diamond Mills Hotel to be clean and pleasant. The room was comfortable and the view from the balcony was beautiful. Our one complaint was being unable to hear the falls while in the room because the balcony door had to be kept closed to keep bugs out. The addition of a screen door would solve the bug problem and allow the customer to hear the falls and enjoy some fresh air.
We found the Diamond Mills Hotel to be clean and pleasant. The room was comfortable and the view from the balcony was beautiful. Our one complaint was being unable to hear the falls while in the room because the balcony door had to be kept closed to keep bugs out. The addition of a screen door would solve the bug problem and allow the customer to hear the falls and enjoy some fresh air.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed October 10, 2016Reviewed October 10, 2016
Great staff, friendly and accommodating. Spa has a great steam room, also enjoyed the outdoor co-ed hot tub overlooking the stream. King suite was spacious with a jetted tub.
Great staff, friendly and accommodating. Spa has a great steam room, also enjoyed the outdoor co-ed hot tub overlooking the stream. King suite was spacious with a jetted tub.
Karla
Reviewed February 28, 2025Reviewed February 28, 2025
Our stay at Wildflower was incredible- truly a lovely New Years experience! The cabins and property were beautiful, restorative, and uniquely luxe- so different than staying in a nice hotel. Every little detail was paid attention to! We’d brought our dog with us and he had the best time- everyone was so sweet with him and it truly is dog friendly. The real draw that will bring us back again though is how friendly the entire staff was, and the classes led by Ashley! Thomas and Nick and so many...
Our stay at Wildflower was incredible- truly a lovely New Years experience! The cabins and property were beautiful, restorative, and uniquely luxe- so different than staying in a nice hotel. Every little detail was paid attention to! We’d brought our dog with us and he had the best time- everyone was so sweet with him and it truly is dog friendly. The real draw that will bring us back again though is how friendly the entire staff was, and the classes led by Ashley! Thomas and Nick and so many...
A slice of heaven. From Buddys warm greeting to everyone on staff they are just the nicest, most witty and welcoming staff I’ve ever seen, without being pretentious. The chef hits it out of the park, creative and expertly prepared and freshly sourced. We will be back to relax and decompress again.A wonderful experience sinking into feather beds and Pendleton robes.
A slice of heaven. From Buddys warm greeting to everyone on staff they are just the nicest, most witty and welcoming staff I’ve ever seen, without being pretentious. The chef hits it out of the park, creative and expertly prepared and freshly sourced. We will be back to relax and decompress again.A wonderful experience sinking into feather beds and Pendleton robes.
Though you might not find a hotel in Hurley well-known for its bar, you will find 12 properties to choose from, some of which will have an onsite bar where you can unwind with an evening cocktail after a day out and about. While you're here, consider a visit to Esopus Creek and Catskill State Park.
Consider a visit to Esopus Creek, Ulster Performing Arts Center, and Ashokan Rail Trail- Woodstock Dike Trailhead, and then find a cozy spot for a nightcap. Other places to see include Catskill State Park.
When is the best time to visit Hurley?
Visiting local bars in Hurley is more fun when you know what the weather holds. These rainfall averages and temperatures can help you choose the best time for bar hopping. The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 69°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 31°F. The snowiest months in Hurley are January, February, March, and April, with each month seeing an average of 7 inches of snowfall.
How can I get to Hurley and around the area?
You might want to make the most of these transportation choices in and around Hurley: Fly into Stewart Intl. Airport (SWF), which is located 29.4 mi (47.3 km) away from the city center. Otherwise, look for flights into Hudson, NY (HCC-Columbia County), which is 31.2 mi (50.2 km) away. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to take in more sights.