The hospitality was spectacular. The house is lovely and High Falls is such a great little town…read more Good and service also excellent. I hope to go back someday. .

We spent three nights in October at The Sheeley House and loved it. We had the third floor to…read moreourselves, so we also had the bathroom to ourselves. Huge rooms, nice towels and clean sheets. About 15 minutes drive to Kingston. We weren't able to enjoy breakfast as we had meals pre-planned, but Rob was nice enough to pack us a to-go breakfast our final morning to eat on the road, complete with a cut-up orange in a Ziplock baggie. I'm a coffee lover and the coffee was plentiful, strong, but not burned. We'll stay here again and again!

Very nice B&B. I enjoyed my stay. The host Pablo was very nice, inviting and friendly. The room was…read morenice and big and very comfortable. I like the snacks that are available at all times. There are two cats outside that are very cute and love to be petted. If you're an animal person you will enjoy them. This is my second time staying here while I have come to New Paltz. This is my first choice. Thank you for an enjoyable stay.

It's not a traditional b&b. Breakfast was picked over offering (at 8:30). The room appear clean…read morebut had a odd smell, something like wet animal.

My wife and I were looking for somewhere different to get away for our anniversary this year, and I…read moredidn't think she'd ever been to the Catskills area. We stumbled on the Inn at the Ridge through some Google searching. We only spent two nights, Friday and Saturday, so we were treated to Sal's weekend cooking. Easily among the best food at a B&B that we've ever had. When I booked, I didn't realize that I had booked the one room with a disconnected bathroom. Yes, it's private, but downstairs. Since the Inn wasn't completely full, they offered to relocate us to another open room, we didn't ask, they just suggested it. The house is old, like real old, so expect some quirks like wide creaky floors etc. The beds were quiet though, which was the important thing. Each room is uniquely decorated. The Inn is a nice distance from busy areas but not so far as to be a hardship. It's extremely close to Angry Orchard's Innovation cider mill, a state park with great trails, and even a little college town. I could probably go on, but Yelp's review editor is giving me issues. We'd definitely stay here again if we're in the area.

My wife and I went up to the Hudson Valley for a fall weekend getaway, and we stayed at this B&B…read more We had a fantastic experience here, the hosts were so friendly and helpful, and the space is beautiful. Our room was very comfortable with a king-sized bed. The location was perfect - close to Minnewaska state park, as well as several nearby towns and a few good restaurants. The breakfasts were the highlight of the experience! One of the hosts is a CIA-trained chef and he made fabulous food for us - chocolate-stuffed french toast, a great frittata, and more. They serve breakfast at a communal table, which is nice for getting to talk to the other guests there. We would definitely stay here again.

Situated off Lucas Turnpike near Rt 209 between Woodstock and New Paltz, the Woodstock Farm…read moreSanctuary provides lodging on the 150 acre property. An overnight stay includes comfortable accomodations, snacks, beverages, and a full vegan breakfast in the morning. We arrived just before 3pm check in time and followed the instructions for self check in provided by email. All doors are key coded for easy access. The Gray Barn Inn is big, beautiful, and clean. With lots of scenic views from each room of the valley below there is no bad room in the 5 guest room lodge with common area. Books and games are available for entertainment as well as guest passes provided to tour the farm sanctuary. Wifi is also available with password protected guest log-in. We toured the property before dark then headed to downtown Woodstock for dinner. Enjoy conversation with guests in the common area and feel free to bring vegan snacks or beverages of your own. Quiet hours are between 10pm to 8am. An amazing cruelty-free breakfast is served at 8:30-9:30am and prepared by the friendly and amazing Gray Barn staff. At 10am a personal tour is provided to meet with the farm animals and learn their stories of rescue. Overall I highly recommend the Gray Barn Inn. The money received during guest stays at the Inn is used to benefit care of and feeding the rescued animals at the farm sanctuary. Booking online was easy using the link below https://www.thegraybarn.org/

The Gray Barn is an absolutely fabulous place to stay for a long weekend. It's just minutes from…read moreMohonk Mountain House, and the inn is well-kept, clean, and elegant. It blends the feel of a rustic farmhouse with Scandinavian flair. The rooms are cozy but have an airy feeling. We stayed in the Curly Room which is on the second floor and has a balcony overlooking the river and valley. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the common space in the Gray Barn made for plenty of space to stretch out and relax. Leigh was an outstanding host, making a delicious vegan breakfast each morning, and gave us a tour of the Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, which the Gray Barn is part of. The Gray Barn is a beautiful place to stay on its own, but its location in the sanctuary makes it truly special. We can't wait to come back and stay at the Gray Barn again soon!

Serene little spot in the Catskills of upstate New York. Perfect place to enjoy nature on the…read moretrails or on their surprisingly large lake. My girlfriend and I spent a few hours here on a Sunday afternoon in May. If you rent a boat you can keep it out as long as you want, and you have access to the whole property for the entire day. We spent awhile in kayaks and had the whole lake to ourselves for the entire time. We then spent some time down at the swimming hole and had that to ourselves as well. Everyone who works there was incredibly friendly and helpful. Beautiful day overall and the perfect end to a perfect weekend getaway.

Fantastic place with kayaking, a water hole, a light trail, picnic tables, and great friendly…read morestaff. Thank you Dana! Also, a nice niche store with ice cream, wine, and more.

What a gem. This was a unique peaceful getaway. We had…read morevisited as a family many years ago. The back deck is open to the public. The kids waded in the Hudson River. There was a group of lively people going in and out of the building. They offered to take our picture and they told us they were staying at the light house. STAYING!? Yes. Staying , as in sleeping in beds inside; using the facility ... SPENDING the night. Wow. I needed to find out how to do this. Later on I joined their email list... And forgot about it. Fast forward to last summer. I got an email at 9:03am from the Saugerties Lighthouse Conservancy informing me that next week- they had a cancellation and and opening for a single night's stay. That room was booked at 9:08! And my husband, the Fast n Furious franchise lover- the "I only tolerate nature walks" guy was, unbeknownst to him about to spend the night... in a light house. Begrudgingly. Drive up. Park in the small lot and walk though the fence which leads to a trail. The hike is short but time your arrival with the tide , or you may have to wade though some of the river water. The building is historic so History buffs would love it. The stairs have a pleasant creak to them. The living room has books about the area. The hall upstairs has a shelf with more books and games for Kids. No phones or televisions. Heaven. There is a room designated as a small Museum which documents the history Of the lighthouse. Our guest room was enough. We had two different window exposures, one of them looking right over the river. The bed was only a full size - a bit cramped for a big guy and his wife. But hey! I am sleeping in lighthouse sooo I don't care. There is a gracious innkeeper who lives onsite in a separated part of the house. The back deck is boat shaped and has a series of beautiful wood tables over looking the Hudson River. It was mid- afternoon and we had the place all to ourselves when we checked in. We had packed a lunch for the patio. The day was beautiful. When you sleep in a lighthouse you get a key. It gives you access to the house and the ladder which leads up to the actual light and the 360 degree views of the area. Nearing sunset, We climbed up and were able to look down at people who were on the deck. Some of them looked up at us confused as if wondering how we got up there? We had the key! It was a beautiful sunset. I stayed up In the glass enclosure until the light turned on. Since our room windows were huge and we left the shades up, I awoke at dawn and to the sound of the waves lapping outside. A few minutes later I heard voices and when I looked outside there were some fisherman passing very close to us in a small boat. So close I could have had a conversation with them from my window. The innkeeper cooked us a breakfast of French Toast with strawberries, eggs, juice and coffee. It was just all so pleasant and quaint that I didn't want it to end. We had to checkout two hours early because my husband had to get to work. Overall I loved every minute of it. I slept in a Lighthouse. I can't believe I got the chance.

When was the last time you looked up and saw a night sky full of stars glistening above? For me,…read morethose opportunities are few and far between so when it happens, it leaves an impression that I'll carry and remember fondly for a long while. My darling boyfriend surprised me with an impromptu weekend trip to the beautiful Saugerties Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast a few weeks ago. He'd been stalking their website months prior, never finding any openings, but alas, thanks to a last minute cancellation and some impeccable timing, he was able to snag a night for us at this charming BB. The lighthouse only operates as a BB on Thurs-Sunday, and it's open all year round. Reservations must be made months in advance so if you want to visit during a particular season, I suggest to start your planning two full seasons prior. The drive up was scenic and lovely. We downloaded some podcasts and had goggle maps lead the way. We chose to avoid tolls and that increased our ETA by 15 minutes but it was great, and only took about 2.5 hours to get there! The lighthouse has a shared fridge for its guests so we brought food with us for the stay, not knowing what to expect, but it turned out not to be necessary because we found some really great farmers markets along the way, and bought more food than we needed. The lighthouse also has a grill that guests can use, as well as nearby restaurant options. Make sure you bring your rain boots if you plan to go with the restaurant option for dinner, though. The tide comes in when the sun goes down so you'll have to waddle through some shallow water along the route from the lighthouse to the parking lot. It's pretty amazing to see, so also make sure to bring your flashlight, too! We also saw huge, gigantic boats glide right by our room at all hours of the day. They were incredibly close, I felt like I could almost touch them from the window. And listening to the waves crashing down as I fell asleep was truly entrancing. Breakfast was amazing, too. The inn-keeper made us the most delicious French toast, yogurt with fresh organic strawberries and fresh tapped maple syrup with fresh squeezed orange juice. The bathroom was the only feature that I would change. Don't get me wrong, it's very clean and I love the products they use; all natural shampoos, soaps and conditioners, but they use stored rain water for the sink and showers, and don't have a flush toilet... But then again, maybe that's all part of the charm. I loved every minute I spent up here with my best friend.

When I saw the photos of this place, I was sold. It does not disappoint at all. Just a gorgeous…read moreplace, completely private and super comfortable with wonderful touches everywhere. The robes and towels are thick, and the Amma hair products smell glorious. Amy left us all manner of good things to eat and drink, and we did not want for anything. She's an accomplished baker, and if you're gluten free, the blueberry muffins are really special. Situated just a couple of minutes from the Walkill Valley Rail Trail, The White Heron is perfectly located for any of you who wants to spend as much time on that wonderful area feature as possible. We did two hour hikes each day, one trek down to New Paltz and one trek to Rosendale. If you'd rather bike than hike, then don't leave yours at home! It's a short drive to NP, and then about twenty minutes down to The Ranch, for any of you looking to sky dive.

What a lovely getaway we had at this place! Such a cozy and romantic little house, very well-taken…read morecare of. Very private, nicely decorated. The owner is very respectful, keeps you posted on everything you need to know and her "morning baskets" with home-made baked goods were to-die-for. You have pretty full refrigerator so you can cook your own breakfast or just a snack. Lots of coffee and teas to choose from. Very happy with the place.

I stayed here a few years ago for a weekend - the bedroom and communal areas were extremely clean…read moreand welcoming and the breakfast was great. I was looking for an unfussy but charming bnb and this certainly more than delivered. This is the type of place where you are encouraged to have a conversation with people at a communal breakfast, so if that isn't your jam then maybe take some toast for the road! The hosts are very caring, friendly, and informative and would love to talk with you - as mentioned in other reviews they immediately make you feel like you are part of the family. Easy drive to Mohonk and New Paltz downtown. PS For those that care about this kind of thing, I even remember some years on that the hot water came out instantly in the shower! No waiting for a warm up!

My husband & I stayed here the weekend of our son's wedding. This place is just beautiful! The view…read morefrom the back patio is breathtaking. The home is extremely clean, the bed was so comfy! The hosts, Robert & Michael are just wonderful, friendly, welcoming people. The breakfasts that Robert made each morning was delicious. Not only do we highly recommend this place but we can't wait to come back and see the sites. We would definitely stay here again.

We found this hidden gem for our first wedding anniversary seven years ago and have been coming…read moreback ever since (now with two kids). Each time it gets better and better. Maria and Joe are divinely chill -- think of your favorite cool Aunt and Uncle. The accommodations are exquisitely comfy and chic and Maria's breakfasts are to kill for (no joke -- try to get in between me and my plate at your own risk )... on a scale of 1 to 5, Mountain Meadows is at least a 7.5...

Lovely Bed and Breakfast in Gardiner. I used to have a weekend home in the area, a nice alternative…read moreclose to downtown, Mohonk and Minnewaska hiking, biking, swimming, sky diving. Great experience.