Simple room, but beyond expectations. The mini fridge had fresh squeezed orange juice, milk, home made scones and muffins - delicious. I appreciated that there were power strips for both regular electric devices and mobile phones, tablets, etc. Everything thoughtfully done. -- and clean and comfortable read more

My boyfriend and I were staying at an Airbnb 3 mins away and we wanted to go somewhere we could sit outside with our pup. We walked down the street and stumbled upon this cute little lodge that had a sign that read outdoor patio / dining . We asked the nice gentleman Peter if it would be okay, and since there was no one sitting outside he was happy to have us. We ordered an old fashion & a Cosmo- cocktails were okay so we switched to red wine and beer with dinner , I would recommend sticking to a simple drink! The dinner was DELICIOUS! I ordered the potato dumplings -5 stars & the branzino, which I added just a little more lemon too. My boyfriend for the steak, he thought it was okay, could have used more flavor. We met another couple who also had a puppy, that sat with us outside ... they ordered the crab cake appetizer and the duck entree - both were VERY good! For dessert we shared the chocolate cake with ice cream and the oatmeal pistachio rhubarb which were both amazing ... Peter was an amazing host. When it started to rain, he was happy to allow us to sit inside with our pup. Very cute & quaint spot! read more

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I return to the spot post Covid, to support local businesses. Because they have a beautiful garden, I thought it would be nice to eat outside there. (The interior is decorated like a 1990s office) .Unfortunately, the food is still terrible. In one word, burnt. We ordered duck, and for the price you would think it would at least feed one person, but because it was so burnt and dried out I couldn't even take one bite. The beautiful landscaping is enjoyable. I recommend sitting outside having drinks and maybe a dessert. The menu reads so well, and seems like you're getting local food, but that duck was definitely frozen; and dried out to husks. read more

Just up from the Plank Road, on Route 212, seven miles from Phoenicia. The restaurant is a lovely space, with soft lighting and low music, a mix of rock and jazz. Prices are reasonable, with some nice bargains. We went for dinner last Saturday night, and took advantage of their $10 plate specials (beef rigatoni, a large serving, the beef from braised short ribs). Also ordered Moroccan lamb meatballs as an appetizer. We split the duck platter. All of it more than enough food for two. Duck was a bit overdone, as were the veg, but overall the food was excellent. Peter, owner, host and waiter, started us off with an amuse-bouche of shredded carrots in a Dijon mustard sauce, and ended a lively meal with a complimentary glass of Italian liqueur. Wonderful all around. read more

Really surprised about how few reviews are on here about Catskill Rose (dining), as it's a real gem. My girlfriend and I went on a quiet, snowy January night after skiing for dinner. Peter, who runs the Inn with his wife, served as our waiter. Several aspects of this place might remind you of an upscale NYC restaurant -- the nice dining space and full bar, the menu and item descriptions, and most importantly the quality of the food. The surroundings and overall experience, however, don't come with any of the pretension (or busy-ness, at least in the winter), as you'd hope for when escaping the city. Onto the food: the meal started with carrot slaw on the house which was very nice. We then had the knish and pâté to start, which were both great, especially the pâté, which came with a really nice chutney. For mains we had one of the house-made pastas and the roast duck. The duck was especially good (if you like duck). The dessert didn't disappoint either -- we had brown sugar cake with ginger ice cream and caramelized apples which was delicious. Overall would highly recommend eating at Catskill Rose if you're in the area. read more

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My friend and I were traveling old-school style--we saw the Catskills Rose as we were passing and pulled in to see about a room for that night. Peter immediately showed us a room--it was clean and practical. We had everything we needed to be comfortable. The amenities were practical, cost-efficient, tasteful, helpful. (Things like a cutting board, knife, and wine opener were all in our room. The property was lovely and the restaurant was delicious with a great ambiance. Peter was a delightful conversationalist while also respecting our privacy. I highly recommend this place! Scones, fruit, boiled eggs, and juice were ready for us in our fridge for the morning. read more

This place has definitely had a make over since the last review. The dining room isn't huge, but it's nice. The only complaint was the it was so quiet in there, it was like dining in a library! Good eateries are rare up in this area, and we was pleasantly surprised with Catskill Rose. Our server was really great. While the restaurant wasn't crowded, he was still polite and attentive, and he offered good insights when we were picking out wine. I visited with my two sisters over the Christmas holiday. The menu is great. I love Catskill Rose's take on fresh and organic foods, and the chef definitely has some skill and creativity. We all started with appetizers and then moved onto our main courses, and it was the perfect amount of food for us. The steak was the star dish of the night. The price, for the quality of food, is excellent. Bottom Line: In our short stay up in the Catskills, we had our best meal here. It's worth the drive if you're in the area. read more

Catskill Rose Lodging & Dining - Hotels Near Me - Mount Tremper, New York

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A magical oasis of tranquility at Catskill Rose has been created by owner-chefs Peter Disclafani and Rose Dorn. We like to have dinner outside on the patio, surrounded by glorious flowers, serenaded by birdsong. From warm bread to fresh dishes that sprout from their organic kitchen garden, every single item is "made from scratch." Even the ice cream accompanying the divine desserts is homemade. You'll meet the accessible, hands-on chefs--never pretentious, always helpful and welcoming. Freshly-baked morning scones and irresistible treats await when staying at the lodge's forever-wild setting. read more

Our stay here was simply MAGICAL! There were so many amazingly thoughtful touches to the room: from the fridge stocked with two hard boiled eggs, milk, fresh baked scones and cookies, REAL ceramic plates, silverware & cloth napkins, to the convenient outdoor clothes hanger, the fresh robes and towels provided to enjoy the heated pool and sauna, the mini sewing & first aid kits, the fresh bag of baked treats that was always waiting when we returned (the ginger cookies were my favorite!) I appreciated how they stayed out of our way when cleaning the rooms which were always magically done at just the right time while we were out. The grounds have a wonderful outdoor patio, a pond with a couple of resident frogs, a heated outdoor pool, a sauna and outdoor shower. There is also an amazing garden that produces food for the top notch restaurant run by the owners as well. The food was unique and delicious! They bake their own bread, make their own ice cream and serve fresh garden-to-table food that excites the taste buds. Not to mention the amazing decor that they also did themselves! The ceiling of the restaurant is adorned with beautiful woodworking, the bathroom floors with pennies, and the intricately stenciled walls with artwork all done by the owners! Pete and Rose are multi-talented and knew just how to take care of and delight mere muggles like us! read more

This is a fabulous restaurant! The food was amazing! The chef must have been trained in the finest of schools.. Every bite had a marvelous combination of flavor-filled delights that stays on my memory days later. I cant wait to go back! The duck appetizer was simply amazing, and the lamb was incredible! Even the Martinis were better than I have had anywhere else! And they say you have to go to NYC for fine cuisine! Ha! We have a gem right here in Mount Tremper! read more

Restaurants can be very hit and miss in the area and fortunately, Catskill Rose is definitely a hit. Great new American food and fantastic service. I'd give it 5 stars, but it really needs a decorating makeover. The decor is kind of on the "granny" and cheap side. Also the lighting is really bad. It's so bright in there. There's no intimacy or romance to be found. And sadly, it's a turnoff and shame since the food is so good. If the decor was more stylish, rustic & inviting, I know I'd eat here more often. But, if you don't care about decor, then hit up Catskill Rose for a delicious meal. read more

Spent a long weekend here while attending my sister's wedding in late June 2014. Did not have a chance to try the dining room, which I'm told is excellent, but the lodging side of things is pretty nice, too. There are four rooms available. Based on what I saw in Room 3, the rooms are either new or recently renovated...no older than a couple years...because everything is in excellent condition. There's a nice mix of semi-modern/New England cabin decor feel to the place. Shower and sink are clean and work well. There's a microwave and minifridge as well, and a powerful air conditioner (although figuring out the remote control that turns it on/off was a little tricky at first). There was an issue with the toilets clogging somewhat while we were there but I don't think that was CR's fault; a nasty thunderstorm came through the night before we arrived and all sorts of public utilities (power, phone, road access, internet connectivity) were having issues across the region. The bed was a full king size, which is very nice. Our mattress was a memoryfoam and very soft. Great if you like that, which I did...but if your tastes skew firmer that might be an issue for you. YMMV. Like a lot of the Catskills, cellphone service is very spotty. My Verizon phone had just one tenuous bar of phone-only service (no 3G or 4G), and my wife's Virgin Mobile/Sprint had no service at all. There is free wifi available, though - it worked fine for us. There is a TV and DVD player in the room but we never turned it on; didn't need to (wedding organization & execution took up most of our time - we just needed a place to sleep that was a reasonable drive from the wedding locale and CR fit the bill). FWIW, the CR is more a "Bed & Dinner" than "Bed & Breakfast". They provide your room with a couple apples, a coffeemaker and some scones...and the scones are DELICIOUS I must say. But that's it. The real food is at dinnertime and again, I'm told it's really good but I didn't have a chance to try it. Check out the other reviews of the CR as a restaurant on Yelp for details. All in all, I was pleased by the stay and would recommend it to others needing a nice place to stay near the Ashokan Reservoir in the Catskills. (it's near Woodstock and Phoenicia) read more

Really nice accommodations with private entrance to each suite. Peter was so accommodating to our early check in. Room came supplied with fresh milk and scones, eggs, coffee and orange juice. He came by the next morning to tidy the room and replenish our breakfast. Had a lovely dinner at his restaurant! read more

First, a few positives: drying rack in the shower, plentiful hooks for our toiletry kits, plenty of towels. But if you're looking for a nice inn/B&B experience, this is not it. It's really more like a motel room with stark overhead lighting, and basic amenities. Our stay started with finding a clump of hair in the sheets. They switched our room and the sheets were clean there. However, the coffee pot still had coffee left in it from the last guest.. The internet was very intermittent. The in-room breakfast was hard scones in a rubbermaid container in the frige, a couple hard boiled eggs and apples, and a small pitcher of orange juice. The focus at Catskill Rose seems to be on the gourmet restaurant and not on the lodging (we did not eat there). We paid in advance for 2 nights, but stayed only 1 because of all the things mentioned above. For $160/night, we were not expecting a basic motel room. I emailed the owner respectfully requesting a 1 night refund because of the above. They were not required to do so, but there was only 1 other guest there, so it's not like they had to turn people away because of our reservation. I expected at least a response. I got no reply. read more

Wow... what a find, surprised i was first to review.. The Catskill Rose is really nice little quiet hotel located in the foothills of Mt Tremper with a fantastic restaraunt and bar. Peter and Rose, the proprietors, are both skilled chefs who prepared two unique and amazing meals for my son and I. They made everything from the bread to the ice cream. We had the trout and grilled smoked duck. The deserts were equally amazing. Food prep care and quality very apparent. The proprietors were extremely friendly and accomodating. Peter stocked our fridge for a light breakfast. They have a heated on property as well. I would definitely come back. Thanks Peter and Rose...see you soon Bob and Matt read more

On a weekend trip to Woodstock I stumbled upon this Inn/Restaurant. It is wonderful place to stay and dine. The room was contemporary and well appointed. The food was organically fresh and delicious. The smoked trout polenta salad was amazing. The tamarind spare ribs were surprisingly succulent. Creme brûlée was absolutely one of the best I've had-really! The Catskill Rose is a definite keeper. read more

My husband and I spent our mini honeymoon here and those three nights were great! The room was simple and well maintained with touches of decor that kept it from being boring. It mastered the art of being beyond a hotel monotony and resisted the feeling you were staying in someone's home and should touch nothing. I felt truly welcomed as the proprietor Peter left us treats- gluten free due to my dietary restrictions!- that were quite tasty. He also left us delicious lemarca prosecco to celebrate our nuptials! I tell you, if you want something with more personality than a hotel, but not a potential hoity toity b&b - book this place! Oh! It's also not going to cost you an arm and two legs to stay here. It's also very close to Woodstock and Kingston. It's a stone's throw from the world's largest kaleidoscope too! My only complaint? The bed is softer than I prefer and The tv needs a little update. Big deal right? read more

First off, this place is advertised as a bed & breakfast and on their website it says likewise. The breakfast is homemade scones and jelly which is nice, but not when you are thinking it's an actual bed and breakfast. The Catskill Rose may have had an update to rooms however the bed leaves much to be desired. From first walk in l could visually see the dip in the bed and the first night sleep was atrocious. All in all the place is not bad, the area is pretty, but for the price of the stay and being advertised as having a breakfast included I believe there could be better out there. read more

It is SUCH a mystery that the restaurant isn't mobbed. Organic. Locally sourced. Exquisitely prepared. Seriously delectable. My second meal here. So so so good. Just 200 yards past The Pines but a more elaborate menu. Can't recommend it more highly. The lentil soup OMG. Duck with cherry sauce & wild rice. Fresh baked whole wheat whole grain bread with local butter. Ummmmmm read more

One of our favorite Catskills restaurants. Very creative menus that are constantly changing and consistently good food. The chef/owner is super nice and so is the waitstaff. Don't just come here for the lodging...come for the food! read more

Tried this place maybe 6 years ago, and have been a regular guest ever since, whenever I am in the area. The rooms are good. Clean and nicely appointed in a simple style. The real reason for my rating is the food. The food (dinner) is served Thursday through Sunday, and is absolutely terrific. The two owners (husband and wife) are both chefs, and the food they make is truly superb. They devise interesting combinations of beautiful, high quality ingredients and present them in an attractive way. It seems that they make everything. The bread, the ice cream, everything. They even smoke the duck themselves. I am not sure how many dinners I've had there over the years, but it is quite a few and they have all been outstandingly good. Not a clunker among them. Was there this past weekend and had the latest smoked duck creation and an excellent appetizer and dessert. Not sure when I will be in the area again, but I'll be back. As a plus, the owner, Peter, is consistently friendly, welcoming, and clearly doing something he loves. read more

We had another amazing dinner at Catskill Rose last night. This gem of a restaurant has never disappointed us. Really creative cooking, with depth of flavor, both the meat eater and vegetarian were very satisfied. Scrumptious forest mushroom pâté, tender and delicious lamb, wonderful parsnip ravioli with vegetable glory! Another couple was sparring over who got to lick up the last of the homemade ice cream. We totally loved our desert: moist hazelnut/chocolate meringue cake! Go to Catskill Rose. You will be happy you found it. read more

Hard to imagine that it gets much better than this in the Catskills ... about as local, friendly, and peaceful as you can imagine, and that goes both for the dining and the lodging. My girlfriend and I spent 3 nights here over Labor Day weekend. We had eaten dinner at the restaurant a few years back and vowed to try a room given our great dining experience and the quiet area. Our expectations were met and exceeded. Just down the road in Phoenicia or Woodstock, there were crowds bustling and traffic moving through town, but you would never know it here. We had three very restful nights with the window open hearing nothing but the crickets outside. The owners put a lot of nice touches into our stay - fresh, delicious scones and fruit every morning; very attentive but unobtrusive cleaning every day. The result was a very clean, private, and comfortable room. Very much a home away from home. I should mention too that the decor of our room was modern, not dingy or dated, and yet not so modern as to not fit with the rural feeling of the place. Peter and Rose are very approachable when you reach out to them but you don't get the sense that they're eyeing your every move. My girlfriend was not feeling well for most of our stay, and Peter gave us some directions to a place for a nice light hike (the Tan Bark Trail in Phoenicia) and a stroll along the incredibly scenic Ashokan reservoir. We dined at the restaurant one night and had as good a meal there as our first visit - there was clearly expert detail and attention paid to putting together our dishes. And I'm pretty sure that many of the ingredients were from the raised bed gardens in their yard. Very delicious. As much as I like to try different things in an area, we are sure to stay here again in the future for a quiet weekend. I would recommend Catskill Rose to anyone traveling to or through the Catskills. read more

After reading reviews we decided to try this resteraunt. That was huge mistake number one. When we walked in we thought we are in a small private dining room for staff. We quickly learned that originally the dining room was 4 times the size? As the evening went on we realized quickly why this place is so tiny. Let me say this to you. You won't find any trouble getting a table on any night including Saturday. There should have at least been a bingo game going, as clientele was elderly. The reason for the senior dining is that Peter the chef has never heard of seasoning on even the most simple level as in salt and pepper! I had the most absurd meal of all time. It was described to me by the completely overmatched waitress. A pie/casserole with light crust filled with delectable winter vegetables. It was no better than hospital food! Absolutely tasteless. Not seasoned on any level. The scavenger portion of bread was also tasteless. Never had tasteless bread but Catskills rose knows how to ruin that also. There are so many great food delights in this area. Don't choose this one. read more

Was on a trip with friends in Phoenecia and yelped this place. They literally served my three friends and I the worst meal of our lives. We eat everything under the sun but had one bite and could not bear to put anymore in our mouths. The pork chop must have been rubbed in salt. The sweet potato gnocchi sounded like a great idea, but was like biting into a wax candlestick. It was as though five year olds had cooked a meal and served it to us a day later. And on top of it all, the night we went there was only one man running the whole restaurant, the service was terrible and said man was horribly rude. Never again! read more

Finding a good meal in this part of upstate New York is usually an exercise in futility. However, we recently ate dinner at the Catskill Rose, which turned out to be a gem of a restaurant! The smoked trout appetizer, which is served with a creative array of accompaniments, is exceptional. For the main courses, the smoked duck with sour cherry sauce was excellent, and the pork shank with sage mustard sauce was very good. The only downside to this restaurant is that the wine list is far below the quality of the food. The Catskill Rose is located off of the main drag, and weather permitting, dining on the lovely outside patio is highly recommended. We will definitely eat here again! read more

The google description is very misleading. It is NOT a B&B and the term in-room continental breakfast is a joke. The website boasts in-room breakfast of scones and fresh fruit, which really meant cold, (though good when microwaved) scones and two apples. With the owner living upstairs and a restaurant on site it would be very easy and convenient to offer a hot breakfast instead of what we got. You are lead to believe that it will be a great stay though most of the reviews are just for the restaurant, which we did not dine at because of the ridiculous prices.The bed was visibly U shaped and for the price per night there is no excuse to not have better beds. The shower was terrible it was like using a handful of water picks to attempt to wash out your hair. The lighting was extremely poor. Also Bring your own toilet paper unless you like it leaving bits and pieces behind. The walls are extremely thin so get ready to hear everything going on. Though the owner was friendly, I felt my personal items were compromised. When the room was "cleaned" they touched all of our personal belongings, and moved everything to make it to their liking. I do not like people touching my personal belongings, I left it the way I did for a reason, and for staying two nights there was no reason to move anything. I have never had an experience like this before. We were extremely disappointed and sore from lack of sleep and will not be returning. read more