The Inn features nine bedrooms all with private en-suite baths, four common area rooms, gardens and many porches where you can relax. If sitting on the porch is not your style then hike, bike, ski, snowshoe, antique, fine dine or take advantage of the many cultural opportunities that present themselves for your enjoyment. The Inn, nestled in the Catskills area popularized by the Hudson River School of Painters, has some of the most magnificent scenery on the East Coast. The Hunter area was the first tourism destination in the US for NYC residents as they sought a cool summer escape from the city. This part of the Catskills was host to many presidents, Mark Twain and other famous and infamous individuals drawn by the spectacular scenery like Kaaterskill Falls and what is now North South Lake State Park, the former site of the Catskill Mountain House.

We are surrounded by Catskill State Park, the first legislated State Park in the country that will remain forever wild and immortalized in several Hudson River School Paintings. Come tour the art trail, a winery, remain active in the multitude of sports activities or walk to our quaint village and browse the galleries, bookstore, old fashioned hardware store, pubs, delis or theatres. Enjoy your full cooked to order breakfast in the sunny breakfast room or just relax on one of the porches with a great book and nice bottle of wine. See you soon!

Chuck Tomajko
The Innkeeper