The Time Nyack is really just a higher-end motel. It’s right off the interstate. Note: “river view” balcony rooms look directly out onto 12 lanes of I-287 (with the river in the background) and can thus be a little noisy, however, your only other option is to lookout on the cemetery behind the building (but the cemetery is quiet). The pool is very small and full of children. The bar and restaurant are definitely nicer than what you’d find at your average motel, but that attracts a noisy element too (the room next to us had very loud fights at 3am). If you’re looking for a break from the city, consider the Castle Hotel in Westchester or the Bear Mountain Lodge further north.

I couldn't be more please with the service I received at The Time. From check-in to check-out everyone was very friendly and willing to help with anything I needed. My wife and I treated my parents to a weekend out of the house and this place was a good

First, kudos to Adriana at the front desk - she is awesome and always very helpful. We enjoyed the location and walked into town several times during our stay. The hotel shuttle took us across the bridge to Tarrytown to catch a train into NYC. The fitness center is very small and outside the hotel (if raining, would have to walk in rain and up a flight of stairs). Dirty food trays/empty glasses sat outside one room for two days till I walked it myself to the elevator after being tired of looking at it. Bed was comfortable and shower was a good size. Bathroom itself was small for 2 people. Toilet paper roll kept falling off every time you pull it, so I rigged a solution with a ponytail holder. Breakfast was barely manned and always in need of replenishing, so get downstairs EARLY! When the array of food/drinks is setup, they have bagels (no toaster), cream cheese, muffins, danishes, coffee (reg & decaf), creamer, assorted sugars, and I think hot water for tea. They had orange and apple juice as well. Very limited table seating at breakfast buffet. If we were to stay in Nyack again and this hotel can get its affairs in order, we may consider staying again. Nyack is a neat town on the water.

Stayed here for one night on a trip to the Bronx Zoo. Booked two rooms, since one was a balcony suite, they couldn’t be connected, but the lady at the front desk was kind of enough to give us rooms right on top of each other. Got in kind of late and my nephew wanted to go to the pool unfortunately it closes at 8 which is a little early compared to other hotels. The bar and the restaurant are nice however there is no “rooftop bar” like advertised, it’s on the first floor next to the lobby. The beds were absolutely amazing, best I’ve ever had and I’ve stayed in A LOT of hotels, also the rooms were very clean. The hotel had a modern industrial feel to it with exposed piping and ducts in the ceiling. It’s actually kind of cool. The one issue however is the walls are extremely thin and not sound proof at all. I could hear my family talking normal in the room under mine the next floor down. Also there was a couple doing... well “things” in the next room over that was heard plain as day. Other than that it was a great stay. The free breakfast was acceptable with cold items like tarts, muffins, bagels and fruit.

We stayed at this nice modern hotel with a vintage twist for July 4, 2018. The bar was comfortable and the bartenders were friendly. Food was typical bar appetizers. Drinks were great. The room was comfortable. The gym was small, but clean and functional. The pool and deck was very small but nicely decorated. It was crowded on July 4th, which was a really hot day. We did not get to enjoy it because of that.