The Wick, Hudson, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Good stay overall, clean, comfy, good service, good food at the restaurant. We had a good time. Though they should update their listing to no cribs, just a pack n play, -big difference. Otherwise nice place.

Comfortable, clean but lacking a special touch Had very high expectations for this Tribute Portfolio hotel. Upon arrival the hotel is not in a great area, certainly not scenic. Parking was not very convenient, only a limited amount of spots in front, more in the back of the hotel which was not convenient. We arrived early for check in, and was told we would get a text or call when room was ready. That never happened. The bar and restaurant were lack luster. Again, the view was an empty parking lot, old warehouses. Did not get food, only drinks. We were the only ones in the restaurant even though the hotel was fully booked. The room was comfortable, clean and bed was on the higher end. No extras. All in all a decent experience, but felt some disappointment given the Tribute Portfolio title.

What a great place to stay! Staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Convenient to the Amtrak station. Loved having the restaurant on site with good food and drink! Room was clean and bed was comfortable. Only issue would be the train whistle that goes off from time to time until midnight but earplugs helped with that. A total surprise! would stay again

As always, the staff was helpful and attentive. Having a bar in a cozy, warm environment for a nightcap was wonderful.

Basement rooms with NO WINDOWS I booked a (expensive) king room expecting a comfortable and safe experience at the Wick. Instead, I was assigned a room in the basement with no windows, which was dark, claustrophobic, and was entirely opposite of what was advertised. When I requested a room change, I was told only other windowless rooms were available. The front desk staff sympathized, but could only hand me a manager’s business card and suggested I “email to complain”. Feeling cornered, I left the hotel in search of alternative accommodations, but by that time (6:30 p.m. on a Saturday), every hotel within a 30-mile radius was fully booked. When I returned an hour later, the best they could offer was a basement room with a partial window, which still left half the room below ground level. I had no other option but to stay. This experience completely ruined my evening and made me miss my dinner reservation when should have been relaxing on vacation. They owe me a refund and an apology -- no one should be thrown into a dark dungeon of a room when they paid for a clean, brightly advertised room. It was a total bait and switch. For anyone considering a stay here, beware. They apparently have MANY windowless rooms(!!) If you value a comfortable, safe, and enjoyable hotel experience, the Wick will probably take your money and throw you into a concrete box the same they did to me.

The Wick is a modern, affordable hotel with anything you would want: great parking but also a 4 minute walk to the train station. Secluded but close to Warren St shopping and nightlife. Good breakfast, good coffee and a full bar and restaurant. I liked the very modern design: luxurious but masculine and streamlined. Only complaint: the railway horns do go all night.