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Red Roof Inn & Suites Newburgh – Stewart Airport
This budget hotel is conveniently located right off of I-8, close to downtown Newburgh and an easy drive to great attractions like National Storm King Art Center and SplashDown Beach.
This budget hotel is conveniently located right off of I-87 with easy access to I-84, close to downtown Newburgh and an easy drive to great attractions like National Purple Heart Hall of Honor, Schunnemunk State Park, Storm King Art Center and SplashDown Beach.
The pet-friendly hotel rooms feature private baths, free WiFi, TVs, minifridges and microwaves, in-room coffee and hairdryers.
Amenities include a seasonal indoor pool (open May–Sept), an onsite fitness facility and a guest coin laundry facility.
PET POLICY: Pets are welcome at no charge.
The pet-friendly hotel rooms feature private baths, free WiFi, TVs, minifridges and microwaves, in-room coffee and hairdryers.
Amenities include a seasonal indoor pool (open May–Sept), an onsite fitness facility and a guest coin laundry facility.
PET POLICY: Pets are welcome at no charge.
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