Established 1988
Innkeepers: Lauren J. Brophy and Leigh A. Petroski

We offer comfortable rooms in a pre-Revolutionary farmhouse restored to its original splendor, tastefully furnished with marvelous antiques.  The farm and its surrounding land was used as a truck farm on which was grown many lilacs.  People traveled from as far as New Jersey to purchase these fragrant delights.

Hudson Valley Rose Bed and Breakfast, an historic country inn in lower Upstate New York, is the labor of love of two New Yorkers who had spent a combined four decades of their lives in the corporate world.

On the most beautiful street in Middletown, this federal-style home, built in 1893, features a wrap-around porch looking out on the lovely avenue and tree-filled lawn.  Three spacious bedrooms await you, all with comfortable queen beds.  A delicious homemade breakfast is served each morning.

Come to the Warwick Valley Bed and Breakfast and enjoy the high standard of cleanliness, decor and landscaping that is both pleasing to the eye and comforting to the soul! Allow me the pleasure of pampering you in my completely restored 1900 Colonial Revival home boasting with charm, grace and architectural splendor of an era past, but not forgotten.

Inn at Stony Creek Bed and Breakfast is a gracious and elegant Greek Revival farmhouse bed and breakfast located in the town of Warwick, New York. Enjoy the charm of a beautifully restored Colonial farmhouse bed and breakfast built in 1840 by Samuel and Elmira Gardiner. The extra large windows and original woodwork exemplify craftsmanship of an age gone by.

The Caren House was built by the Caren family in 1810. As Thomas Caren's family grew, so did the house, which gives each part of the house its own charm. Less than 1 hour from N.Y.C. and major airports, the house is located on Orange Turnpike, an historical stagecoach run from N.Y.C. to Albany. The house itself sits on 4 acres with a pond. Across the turnpike from the house is a Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course.

We, at Peach Grove Inn, invite you to discover the graceful nineteenth century lifestyle of Col. Wm. F. Wheeler, a prominent Orange County farmer. His home was built in the Greek Revival tradition, in anticipation of his son Isaacís wedding to Phoebe Bull in 1850. The Wheeler home was rated “the most complete farm-house in the County”, by the Orange County Agricultural Society, shortly thereafter.