"Beneath the gray sky and sleeping earth, love endures - quiet as snowfall, sure as spring." ~…read moreUnknown Some places don't just host your moments; they become part of them. Foxfire Mountain House was exactly that for us. We gathered for a winter celebration among our closest friends, holding our special event in the charming antique greenhouse. Decorated with winter greens and soft white string lights, it carried a quiet charm that made everything feel thoughtful and full of meaning. Staying in the Cottage gave us space to unwind with the kind of privacy and warmth that made everything feel personal and intentional. The rooms were spacious, the fireplace inviting, and the pace of the weekend calm and restorative. Foxfire has a way of slowing time, gently inviting you to be present with the people who matter most.

Came here for a weekend getaway and had a decent time. I'll…read morestart by saying the staff are very nice and the grounds are very relaxing with a mountainesk feel. The main floor of the house features its resturant along with a sitting room with a large fire place. The sitting room is perfect to read a book or play a board game while you have some complimentary tea and coffee. As for the rooms it's an old house so everything is very loud.. all the time...even at night. I get that it's an old house but some form of noise barrier would be nice. In the middle of the night you can hear ppl in the hallway or in the room next to you, doing...well I'll just leave it as loud adult activities lol... The beds are also not very comfortable. As for the food the breakfast is fire. All freshly made food with some nice options. Dinner was a little disappointing unfortunately, flavors just weren't there for multiple dishes. Overall a decent place but questionable if it's worth the price.

My favorite place to stay in Upstate New York. The owners are so lovely and the inn is just…read moregorgeous. We love to relax on the grounds. We have stayed here 3 times and never want to leave. The surrounding area is also wonderful.

Our go-to place in the heart of the Catskills. This family-owned inn has been curated for…read moregenerations. A visit is an aesthetic experience as well as deeply relaxing.

If you like antiques, you'll love this place. It's smothered in them. The owner is always there…read more Usually sleeping on a couch eager to help bartender was super.incredibly cozy place. I never checked out the dining room or the rooms but I bet it's got the same vibe, local .

This place is simply amazing. People are sweet and the owner is friendly and kind. If you are…read morelooking for something different with a hint of friendliness,I highly recommend. The inclusive dinner and breakfast hit the spot

Amazing, cozy stay at RTL. Warm staff, boutique decor with thoughtfully designed rooms & essential…read moreamenities. The room beds are a bit small but not uncomfortable. Overall vibes are chill. Brunch was nice too - a concise yet interesting, inclusive menu of unconventional dishes. Hotel is right at the end of Warren street with ample parking making it convenient to walk, dine, shop & return in no time. The lobby is open till midnight which is also better compared to other small town lodges that typically close at 9-10. While RTL maybe listed as a 2-star hotel, it's still an expensive option. However, it doesn't compromise on your experience & I'd recommend a stay here when in Hudson.

The people at the front desk were so nice, helpful and professional. The main lobby is welcoming…read moreand comfortable to hang out in. Loved the decor all around and that many things had been thought out for the guests. We were on a road trip and just stumbled upon it, but wish we could have stayed more than 1 night. We also were traveling with a 42 lb. dog, and it was roomy enough for her bed and for us. No tripping over furniture and they had places to put your bags, etc. Everything was clean and felt new. Definitely recommend this place.

Foxfire Mountain House Restn't (which also has an Inn) turned out to be nothing like what we…read moreexpected- in the best way in Mt. Tremper, NY- not far from Woodstock. While a few OG, meat-and-potatoes restaurants still linger along backroads near us, hubs and I- now permanent residents in the Catskills since '24, have noticed how much the surrounding towns have evolved. And the spots that have been popping up are those that have a chic/boho/chichi/slash this/slash that style. Foxfire, was a nice surprise: a stylish, modern-farmhouse getup serving a simple menu that works no matter what eating lifestyle you follow. Foxfire felt incredibly cozy and inviting when we came here on a Saturday night to celebrate a new beginning soon. I mean...this is the kind of place you want to linger a little longer. Our server was pleasant and took his time answering my questions about whether certain dishes had mustard, mustard seed, mustard powder or Dijon. The Japanese Caesar salad sounded great on paper, but something told me to ask. Since mustard is usually part of a Caesar dressing and theirs didn't list it on the menu, I figured it was worth double-checking. Sure enough when I asked, it called for it. Next. We started with olives and creamy- but offbeat crab cakes. The cocktails looked great on paper but missed on strength. When both the starter and the drinks strike out, you get ready for a 3rd. Thankfully, the main plates kind of saved the night. Hubs liked his deconstructed "Farmhouse Chicken," sliced in 3 pieces ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and my Branzino was delicious. Service was solid though, but let's talk pricing: $18 cocktails with zero punch and a $40+ Branzino portion that was kind of small....hmmm. Don't expect the drinks or portions to keep up with the price tag.

Stoped by here to check it out. We don't order food but had…read moretwo drinks. The ambiance is great and the staff were very kind and inviting. We loved the look of the place. We will definitely be back for a more in depth look and dining experience.

What a great find!! Love this place and the staff. The food…read moreis great as well. Beautiful grounds and hiking on site. Beers and drinks aplenty. The out side area is spectacular and friendly. Go eat and stay a bit. Play some golf and come back to the bar. You'll be glad you did

When you dine at the CWH you are treated like family. The menu is made up of the most exquisite…read moremeals. Tonight we had the seared salmon which had the most amazing mashed potatoes and sauce. The chicken pot pie was enough for two(or a really hungry person!) that comes in a skillet and was still steaming after half an hour! I had the mountain burger which was very much a mountain! It was packed with so much flavor I couldn't believe it! For dessert the chef personally came out and let us know the options which I had the delight of trying the chocolate almond tart and the mini almond bundt cake with vanilla ice cream. I could tell immediately that the bundt cake had just come out of the oven. The chocolate almond tart was very rich and chocolatey delicious with homemade whipped cream. Dessert was my favorite part!

Never been place like this. Never experienced a BAD customer service like here. 2* motel charging…read more$140/ night . Iam not against it if the room clean. During COVID 19 , we can expect the employees wear mask. They are not. Room was unbelievable dirty. Bed was made but not washed..As you see on pictures ,my points. NOT pet friendly place . I didnt even take my dog to the room. When I requested to get a refund ( on calm voice and attitude) and leave , owner was telling me: Go to the Hell! I hope you will enjoy that. Shove your card to your ass. Take your dog too , to hell. I just can't believe how unprofessional , nasty person can run this motel. I will report this place to be sure , people will be safe if they going there. Better not to.

This charming lodge has been serving families and travelers for decades. After some years of…read moredecline, new owners have been reinvigorating the site with a '70s retro-cool aesthetic. Clean rooms, fresh paint, and a friendly, attentive staff are making a big difference. Some of the furnishings could still use refurbishing or replacing. On our visit, we could see they were installing a vintage malm fireplace in the lobby. We also had the pleasure to meet fellow travelers around the fire pit, most of whom were returning guests. I also found out on our return, that we have friends who remember frequenting this place back in the day. If we find ourselves back this way again, we would love to make another visit. They seem to be in the process of redoing the bar/restaurant, so no review on that - but looks very cozy

**This is a review for Char's at the Bavarian Manor, not for the inn itself**…read more We came here for dinner this evening and it was a total disaster. We are visiting with family in town and were told about the new launch of this restaurant and we're excited to check it out. We had a 5:30 reservation and were seated right away. We were a party of 6 adults and a toddler. Our party ordered apps, we got the deviled eggs and the fried calamari. These things took 45 minutes to get to the table. Serving someone deviled eggs shouldn't take 45 minutes, and the calamari was frozen, so we are unsure why the opening of the service was so slow. It was almost as if the chef was deviling the eggs right at that time and for the amount of time we waited she would've have to have been cutting and battering a squid in the flesh which I know was not happening in there. Also, just to note the restaurant wasn't full. There were probably four other tables with diners. At this point, our toddler is starting to get increasingly restless, as it has been an hour and change, and the entrées have not been delivered yet at this time. My husband and I are taking turns to go into the lobby to distract her and get her moving so she wouldn't have a meltdown in the restaurant. We keep inquiring about where the dinner was and we're told several times "it's on its way" or "it's coming soon". Flash forward to 7:30pm. Our entrées were scattered arriving to the table, I asked the waitress where are my child's grilled cheese was and she said that she had forgot to put it in. (She did say she was sorry but when you have a hangry child sorry doesn't cut it) We waited all this time and the food for our baby's meal didn't exist. At this point, she was having a full fledged meltdown in the lobby, and so did I. I expressed great displeasure to the server and told her I needed her to box up mine and my husband's meals as soon as they arrived to the table, so we could leave to go deal with our toddler at home because she had reached her breaking point due to the long wait and lack of FOOD IN A RESTAURANT. We waited for our dinner service for two hours and the quality did not justify the long wait. Water logged canned green beans (the kind you get in a school or prison cafeteria),flavorless mashed potatoes, what looks and tastes like stove top stuffing... and the worst part about the whole experience, was not receiving proper customer service for this terrible experience. Me and my husband didn't even get to eat our meals at the table in the actual restaurant, which we were still charged for fully. My mother-in-law told me they comped the grilled cheese from the check (and again, I wouldn't know because I had to leave) but comping a $10 item that you forgot to put in, in the first place is not enough for the bad experience overall. We will never come back here. The kitchen brigade seems nonexistent or very inexperienced. Piss poor dinner service with even worse customer service.

Authentic German food at its best. Visited during COVID restrictions so probably didn't get the…read morefull feel for the place but quaint setting and atmosphere. I ordered Sauerbraten that was served with red cabbage and a potato dumpling. All delicious and tons of meat. Ordered a few apps for sharing including their 5 star potato pancakes. I also ordered the crab cakes based on other Yelp reviews. While they were delicious, they didn't live up to the hype, maybe because I had Authentic German cuisine on my mind. I also sampled some spaetzel off my wife's plate and it was amazing. My wife had the Wiener schnitzel which she would highly recommend and another in our party had the Jager schnitzel, also great. Their German beer selection was great with about 4 or 5 euro pours on tap. So why not a perfect 5 based on my comments. I will say it is a 4 star with an asterisk due to Covid. We were only able to get a 7:30 reservation as that was the earliest available which was fine. Service started good and in the middle of our order, waitress got pulled away to served food to another table stating she would be right back. She didn't return for over 20 minutes to ask the other two at our table for their order. Not a big deal because we were not in any rush. Food was a bit slow but not unbearable, especially with Covid restrictions etc. one person in our party got dessert and a minute after we paid the bill, still with drinks half full, we were told dining room was closing. I get that they wanted to go home but the 20-30 minute delay taking our order is the only reason we were still there. (Side note, the server was very good but something sidetracked her) We will definitely return to the Bavarian Manor and I highly suggest it for a nice meal in a cool area of New York.