Very happy to have stumbled into this place and rummage through the rooms while some great tunes…read morefilled the barn. Found a cool old whiskey jug from NYC to take back to its hometown with us!

Wide variety of antiques, collectibles, and interesting junk reasonably priced. Kevin is always…read moreadding new inventory. Lots of antique hardware you won't find anywhere else. Fun place to explore and find items you didn't know you needed.

I have been in the antiques and arts business for fifty years!!!…read morei used to do many shows/ have always had a shop doing business with Absolute is always easy and rewarding . the explanations about their merchandise is accurate ...their bidding always easy to enter.....pick up and dealing with the office staff is always first rate ...... sanford Levy jenkinstown antiques

Just filed a complaint with the BBB. What a disgusting fall from grace- for what used to be a…read morereputable company. We attended their live auctions decades ago and considered the staff friends. Now that staff runs the show and did not have the courtesy to reply to a simple email from a decades long customer who has spent tens of thousands of dollars, at least, on their auctions. Instead, they had "lower level" staff produce a generic reply- we value your concerns.... yada, yada.... We firmly believe they are now very unethical with little regard for honesty or their buyers concerns. We believe that any/all NYS Real Estate contracts or any contracts with government/state property should be revoked.

This is an outstanding use of space. Sure, the antique place in a barn seems charming but I'm more…read moreimpressed by the utilitarian brilliance. It preserves the quaintness and quirkiness you want in a bohemian small town, while providing decent a bathrooms and plenty of outdoor seats. Mudd Puddle coffee is great, someday I hope to get to Johnny's Food Shack and Parish. And I'm glad to see Rhino Records is still alive! It's also great to have something like this so close to hiking trails. In a world where fake environmentalists promote car culture, and places like Garrison have nice trails next to ghost towns, it's hard to beat the convenience of Water Street to the rail trail and river-to-ridge trails - scenic mountain views a few blocks away from the bus station.

Great layout , reasonable pricing and a great variety of items ..Each vendor takes turns staffing…read morethe shop and the gentleman I spoke to was very helpful ..a gem

Don't be fooled by the outside of this business. There are…read moretwo floors and the shop extends far back onto the property. With all of that space, there is ample opportunity to find something to bring home. There was something in every price range. The staff was amusing and knowledgeable. Almost every category of vintage item was represented.

My dad used to sell antiques and assorted items at a place like this, so finding this place was…read morenostalgic for me - his place sadly closed. It's set up so a large number of different vendors rent space and set up their area themselves and set their own prices. The system means that you can find a huge variety of stuff... it's the sort of place I love browsing through most. It's also a large space, with multiple rooms. I ended up dropping $100 that I hadn't meant to spend - but I also feel that it was half the price I'd have paid elsewhere for a similar item, so I'm quite delighted. (Note, however, that they don't take AmEx, and they're apparently not willing to cut you a break on the prices (or even the tax) if you pay cash. There's a similar place just two doors down called the Millbrook Antiques Mall. I didn't have time to browse there... but if you're not on a schedule, you definitely want to check out both!

Excellent antiques at a fair price . Beautiful location and store . Rebekah and her staff are…read moresome of the most charming and helpful people around . Excellent customer service . Absolutely worth a trip to check out their ever changing inventory . I am a long time customer and always enjoy stopping in . Even if you can't afford everything , it's a totally inspiring place to visit .

After having bought a few pieces, I went back to the store today to see the price of a side table I…read morewanted to buy. When I tried to make small talk with the man at the store he told me he did not give a "sh**" The interaction was so rude and unpleasant, I doubt I will pay another visit. If this was my business and saw this interaction with a client, I'd have a talk with the employee. Whatever happen to having a nice experience when visiting a store? A pleasant interaction and not something that feels yucky afterwards you need to write a review like this

There was a good selection items. Prices ranged from very…read moreaffordable to pricey. The staff was helpful. Some areas were narrow to navigate. It has private parking.

We got lost looking for another antique shop on a rainy day, and chanced upon this one instead, and…read morewere pleasantly surprised at its large size, variety of merchandise and warm service. We had a lot of fun browsing endless vendor displays in the maze-like lay-out, and bought some brand-name English fine bone china. Prices vary, but one can always find something within one's own expectations.

There was a large selection of a variety of antiques. The…read moreprices were what you would expect from an antiques center that had multiple booths. The staff was very helpful and fun to chat with.

LOVE this place! Always a fun find... GORGE antique linens, the coolest vintage tools and brass…read moreobjects. Super friendly people. I live nearby and pop in often. im shocked a the lower star reviews. Never been my experience.

My boyfriend and I are visiting for the weekend and had the most pleasant experience here. The…read morecollection of vintage clothing this shop has is a curation of pieces it is difficult to find many places in NY. They have pieces dating back to the 40's (and maybe even earlier than that). We were able to find an awesome pair of military fatigues, two perfect fitting Levi's and a couple of really cool genuine military and vintage over-shirts. The owner of the shop was so helpful in pulling pieces for me to try on, especially after telling her I don't love trying on denim. The two pairs of pants she passed me were the ones I ended up buying. Overall 12/10 experience. The ambiance of the shop is great, customer service is A+ and we really enjoyed our time here. We will be back!

We come to the Hudson Valley twice a year from Los Angeles and Clubhouse is a favorite definite…read moredestination. I'm pretty particular in vintage acquiring at this point cause we've been around (!) but I always find great things for us and stock up on presents for back home. You'd think there's plenty opportunities for vintage where we live in CA but this place is unique- he's got a really interesting range of things and reasonably priced. It's a charming store, really mellow and somehow very fresh for so much old authentic stuff!

10/10 for me. This is a well curated antique store with prices that are reasonable. There is such a…read moregood variety here-- furniture, lamps, art work, figurines, collectibles, some clothes-- options for everyone. I'd highly recommend a visit and it was worth a long drive for my husband and I.

Antiques Barn in New Paltz, NY is the place to be for anyone who loves antiques+vintage items. This…read moreshop is made up of individual booths run by different vendors. As you're walking, you'll come across one booth selling vintage glassware, another selling antique kitchen tools, someone else has vintage books, wooden accessories and even furniture. Options are endless. What I like about Antiques B. is the price range. If you're looking for something small or big, there's a price point for everybody. I mean... you won't leave here empty-handed. I've actually purchased a few pieces that are all around my house. Booth owners keep their spaces clean and everything is clearly marked with prices so you're not guessing how much is what. Just to add: if you happen to purchase fragile items, the owners keep a pile of newspapers on hand so that you can wrap your glassware or delicate items before you leave. This place has the perfect mix of variety, nice prices and warmth- exactly what you want from an antique shop.