a Hudson Valley Rose
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.
Yearning for a life change yet uncertain if they would be able to truly wean themselves off the city they have come to love after such a long time, they decided to try to have their cake and eat it too — build a beautiful and idyllic home in the countryside within a simple train ride away from New York City and share it with others who love the bed and breakfast experience, and the Hudson Valley, as much as they do.
Their multi-year journey from dream to reality took them all around the country meeting fellow innkeepers, tourism officials and organizations; to many corners of the Hudson Valley and Orange County of New York; and to the various depths of the Internet scouring for quality hospitality and tourism information, goods and services to best enhance the experience of the inn they would create from scratch.
And so was born the romantic country-rustic bed and breakfast, nestled in the shadows of the Shawangunk Mountains, amongst the rich fertile fields that have fed the area for centuries. Theiridyllic getaway sits at the virtual midpoint of the 14 wineries that comprise Shawangunk Wine Trail, and is less than a 30-minute drive from dozens of farm-to-table restaurants. Hudson Valley Rose Bed and Breakfast is less than 45 minutes from magnificent West Point, less than 60 minutes from Culinary Institute of America, and is just a stone’s throw from multiple small towns & villages with first-rate shopping, antiquing, dining and strolling. In less than 30 minutes you’re in the Catskills Mountains, and Manhattan sits less than 90 minutes in the other direction.
And why the name? The original English estate was lovingly called “Rose Cottage Farm” by former owners and neighbors. As a tribute to its history, natural beauty and geographical location, the current owners and innkeepers have chosen to name it “Hudson Valley Rose Bed and Breakfast.”
Apple Valley Inn
Established 1988
Innkeepers: Lauren J. Brophy and Leigh A. Petroski
The Apple Valley Inn is a colonial mansion built in 1831 in scenic Pochuck Valley, NJ, the heart of the Skylands. The Inn's name is a salute to the choice apple farms that grace the region. Our exquisite three level home features wrap around porches and awe-inspiring views of the countryside. The rooms have been preserved to give the warmth and coziness of a country inn while the room upgrades for our guests comfort never end! The home uniquely offers the privacy and seclusion for romantic getaways while also providing a warm inviting atmosphere ideal for creating just the right backdrop for your memorable group gathering (family reunions, showers, weddings, business meetings, conferences, etc.)
B&B on Mills Road
B & B On Mills Road offers you spacious, comfortable country decorated rooms with King or Queen Size beds and Private Baths. Enjoy a private sitting room for TV viewing, music, reading or a game of chess. Enjoy a glass of country lemonade on our front porch.
Celtic Pines Farm
We are a full service horse farm specializing in the breeding of Connemara ponies. Our other services include training (Hunter/Jumper, Dressage and Pleasure), lessons, boarding, sales and pony parties. We also offer trail riding lessons in Minnewaska, Mohonk and Highland Lakes Parks. Celtic Pines farm opened in 2002, following a lifelong dream of running the finest horse farm in New York State. After an arduous search we knew that Connemaras were the only choice for superior breeding. Connemaras are athletic, sweet-spirited, and highly intelligent. Our 17 acre farm has breathtaking views, and all the charm of a country inn. Come visit us soon and enjoy!
Cromwell Manor Inn Bed & Breakfast
Cromwell Manor Inn is a historic country estate on seven acres of woodlands and gardens in New York's Hudson Valley. Guests can visit nearby West Point, explore the many sights of the majestic Hudson Highlands or relax for a quiet weekend getaway. Romance awaits you at Cromwell Manor Inn built around 1820 by David Cromwell, an eminent descendant of England's Oliver Cromwell.
Early Settler Bed and Breakfast
1-800-824-9934
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.
Glenwood House
Innkeepers Kevin & Andrea Colman
Imagine yourself in a comfortable rocker on a wide front porch, sipping cider. The valley below is full of geese and a small family of deer. Spend the day antique hunting, or enjoy a romantic picnic at one of the secluded nearby lakes. Whether you prefer wine tasting, snowboarding or shopping you'll love coming home to the comfort and pleasantly relaxed atmosphere of The Glenwood House, B&B where everyone is treated like an old friend.
Inn at Lake Joseph
Tucked high in the Catskill Mountains, just two hours from New York City, there exists a romantic 135-year-old Victorian Country Estate on a 250-acre private lake. This is the time of year the lake is surrounded by thousands of acres of colorful fall foliage hardwood forest. The Inn provides a variety of summer and winter recreational facilities including the use of our nearby full service health and fitness club. Breakfast is served on the screened-in Veranda allowing you to enjoy the sounds and feel of the lush green forest. When glassed in during winter, you can experience the beauty of a surrounding snowscape. The estate consists of three distinct dwellings...
Inn at Stony Creek
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.
Mead-Tooker House Bed and Breakfast
Listed on the National Register of Historic Houses. This wonderful house was built in stages starting in the late 1700's in the tranquil village of Montgomery, New York. It is actually three houses attached and is now one big house sitting majestically on top of the hill on Clinton Street. It is right in the center of the village, across the street from Village Hall which was the Montgomery academy in the early 1800's. Jacob Tooker was Headmaster of the Academy in 1828. He owned and lived in the house. In the 1860's it was sold to W.J. Mead, hence the name of the house.
Meadow Lark Farm Bed and Breakfast
Nestled on the outskirts of the lovely and peaceful village of Warwick, NY, in the southern region of the Hudson River Valley, you will discover a warm welcome at Meadow Lark Farm Bed and Breakfast. Located just 55 miles from New York City, we are close enough for convenience and yet far enough away for a quiet country stay. There are three charming guest rooms. Two of the rooms have queen beds and share a full hall bath. The master suite has a king bed and private bath. All rooms have cable TV, air conditioning, and telephones.
Peach Grove Inn
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.
Sleepy Valley Inn
Storm King Lodge
Our home was a carriage house for a large farm and estate dating back to the early 1800's, and was converted to a guest house in the 1920's. The Great Room offers our guests a comfortable place to relax, in front of a roaring fire on winter evenings, or outside on the covered verandah on those warm summer nights.
The Caldwell House Bed & Breakfast
Located just one hour north of the George Washington Bridge in lovely Orange County. We welcome you to the Caldwell House. Situated on over three acres , our grounds are thriving with lovely plantings and tall trees. Nooks and crannies outside provide the perfect place to read and reflect.
The Caren House
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. It is also minutes from Woodbury Commons, Sterling Forest National Park, West Point Military Academy, Museum Village, Sugar Loaf Arts and Crafts Village, Storm King Art Center and many fine Hudson Valley Wineries. Or, if you want to relax with a book, you can do so on our 75' front porch or by our country pond on a bench listening to sounds of the country.
The Stockbridge Ramsdell House-on-the-Hudson
Visit the fully restored newly decorated Queene Anne mansion overlooking the majestic Hudson River. Upon arrival our guests are offered libation, appetizers, and complete information on sites, restaurants and entertainment throughout the Hudson Valley. Enjoy a full breakfast either in the grand parlor by a crackling fire or on the sunporch with panoramic Hudson River Views.
Tiger Lily Inn
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.
Warwick Valley Bed & Breakfast
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.