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Hunter, NY · Lodge

A renovated 1966 lodge on Route 23A below Hunter Mountain, with a heated outdoor pool used year-round. The Rounds, 11 cabins with Japanese soaking tubs, oculus skylights and 360-degree views, were named to Travel + Leisure's 2024 It List. Prospect, the restaurant, sources locally and runs an après-ski program on winter weekends.

Year-round heated pool. The Rounds cabins with soaking tubs and oculus skylights. Prospect restaurant. Below Hunter Mountain.

Woodstock, NY · Inn

Nineteen rooms and suites plus 3 cottages on Tannery Brook Road, a short walk from Woodstock's village center. The property began as a 1940s motel and sits beside the Millstream, with gardens and hammocks along the water. Every room has a private entrance, and a continental breakfast focused on local food is included. The cottages (Brookside Bungalow, Corner Cottage and Hillcrest House) can be booked for stays of up to a month.

West Kill, NY · Inn

An inn at the end of Spruceton Road, a dead-end valley road in West Kill, which calls itself a 'bed and bar.' There is a bar on site and outdoor fire pits, and the Devil's Path trailhead is a few minutes up the road. The inn is open on weekends from May through October.

Livingston Manor, NY · Inn

An inn on Shandelee Road in Livingston Manor, run by Foster Supply Hospitality, which also runs The DeBruce, Kenoza Hall and Hemlock Neversink. It has a pool, hiking trails, a greenhouse, a renovated barn and The Tavern, a restaurant and bar, and dogs are welcome. The Beaverkill and Willowemoc rivers are a few minutes away, and gear storage and local guides can be arranged for anglers.

Big Indian, NY · Resort

A resort on 100 acres in the Oliverea Valley near Big Indian, 10 minutes from Belleayre Mountain. Rates include three meals a day: buffet breakfasts and lunches, dinner in the dining room and occasional creekside barbecues. Lodging ranges from inn rooms to studio cottages with decks, glamping tents and multi-bedroom family cottages. A heated four-season pool, a hot tub and fly fishing on the Esopus Creek are on the property.

Windham, NY · Boutique Hotel

A hotel on Route 23 in Windham, in a 1920s-era lodge redesigned in a Scandinavian modernist style, with 23 rooms and 10 Lushna cabins. The cabins range from 150-square-foot A-frames to 400-square-foot suites with kitchenettes. A breakfast basket is delivered daily on request, and Dandies is the restaurant and bar. Listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

Lushna cabins from 150-square-foot A-frames to suites with kitchenettes. A breakfast basket delivered daily on request. Listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

Tannersville, NY · Boutique Hotel

An 1890s Victorian estate on 7 acres in Tannersville, restored and reopened in fall 2022 as a 22-room hotel by Lost Boys Hospitality, with interiors by the San Francisco firm Field Theory. Original 1890s wood paneling turned up behind drywall during the renovation. The cocktail bar has a wood-burning stove, and Hunter Mountain is a short drive.

Catskill, NY · Cabin Resort

Twenty-four wooden cabins on 50 acres near Catskill, designed by Garrison Architects with cues from Japanese and Scandinavian building. Cabins have floor-to-ceiling glass and handmade furniture. The spa is built into the hillside, with a bluestone steam room, a cedar sauna, a cold plunge pool and a yoga studio, and the restaurant serves three meals a day.

Catskill, NY · Boutique Hotel

A former motor lodge in Leeds, at the foot of the Catskills just over the Rip Van Winkle Bridge from Hudson, redone by the team behind Hudson's Rivertown Lodge. It has 24 hotel rooms and 26 log cabins with wood-burning stoves, Frette linens and heated bathroom floors. Casa Susanna, on site, serves food from Jalisco, and a firepit is lit at dusk every night.

Kenoza Lake, NY · Historic Inn

A late-1800s property on 55 acres above Kenoza Lake in Sullivan County, bought by Foster Supply Hospitality in 2015 and rebuilt in 2018. It has 22 rooms and 10 standalone bungalows, with original hardwood floors, custom wallpapers and velvet furnishings. The Hemlock Spa offers Kneipp-inspired treatments, an outdoor sauna, a hot tub and a movement studio, and guests can canoe on the lake.

Accord, NY · Resort

A resort on 220 acres of farmland in Accord, developed by Taavo Somer, founder of Freeman's in New York, in a Scandinavian-Shaker style. There are 28 cabins and a 12-room farmhouse, a 9-hole golf course, two saltwater pools, tennis courts and a spa with a sauna, a steam room and 5 treatment rooms. The restaurant has a porch overlooking the grounds.

Twenty-eight cabins and a 12-room farmhouse on 220 acres. A 9-hole golf course, two saltwater pools, tennis and a spa.

Neversink, NY · Wellness Resort

A 33-room hotel and spa on 230 acres in Neversink, opened in fall 2023 by Foster Supply Hospitality, which also runs Kenoza Hall. The property was formerly the New Age Health Spa. The spa has 12 treatment rooms, an indoor pool, a hot tub, a steam room and outdoor saunas, and the grounds have private hiking trails and meadows. Guests must be 16 or older.

Livingston Manor, NY · Inn

Twelve rooms on a ledge above the Willowemoc Valley outside Livingston Manor, run by Foster Supply Hospitality, which also runs Kenoza Hall and Hemlock Neversink. Guests have access to hundreds of private acres across two mountains, with a river and several ponds, and there is a private pool. The restaurant was a 2024 James Beard semifinalist for Outstanding Restaurant.

Shandaken, NY · Inn

Built in the late 1920s as the clubhouse for the Rip Van Winkle Golf Course, reopened in 2019 after a renovation. Fifteen rooms and 3 cottages, with La Lune and Old Hickory furniture and Phillip Jeffries wallpaper. The Esopus Creek runs along the property line. There is tennis, a pool and a fire pit, and Belleayre is nearby.

Big Indian, NY · Lodge

A 42-room resort across 13 buildings on 200 acres in Big Indian. Some rooms have clawfoot tubs, and there are outdoor cedar soaking tubs, an Estonian sauna, a seasonal pool and a tennis court. The Dining Room serves chef-driven meals, the Parlor Bar serves cocktails, and Ralph's Bar and Bowling has wood-fired pizza and a bowling alley.

Roscoe, NY · Golf Inn

A golf resort on 1,000 acres above Roscoe, built around an 18-hole, par-72 course. There is a 24-room inn plus lodge and house rentals, and the 1907 Restaurant overlooks the course. Pickleball and tennis courts, disc golf, a private lake with a boathouse and a winter ice rink are on the property.

An 18-hole golf course on 1,000 acres, with views across the Catskills. A 24-room inn, the 1907 Restaurant and pickleball and tennis courts.

Big Indian, NY · Boutique Hotel

A 26-room Eastwind hotel on McKenley Hollow Road in Big Indian, with Lushna cabins and suites and direct access to the McKenley Hollow trailhead. There is a heated outdoor pool open year-round, dry saunas, an infrared light room and a communal fire pit. The Dandelion Restaurant & Bar, in the main pavilion, is open to the public every evening. Listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

Callicoon Center, NY · Historic Resort

A resort on 23 acres in the hamlet of Callicoon Center in Sullivan County, which began as the Wenzel boarding house in 1905 and was run as a resort by the Hill family from the 1940s. It has 65 rooms, a seasonal outdoor pool, two Scandinavian saunas and a yoga deck. The Conover Club is the restaurant and bar. It is listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

Tannersville, NY · Inn

An inn on 168 acres of meadow and woodland above Tannersville, built around 1900, with 6 rooms and 4 cabins. The restaurant serves a seasonal menu every evening from chef Corwin Kave, and the bar opens in the afternoon. The inn also hosts weddings, retreats and private events. Hunter Mountain is a short drive.

Lew Beach, NY · Historic Inn

An inn on the Beaverkill River north of Livingston Manor, built in 1893 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It has 19 rooms, and stays include a full meal plan. Guests have direct access to the river, a trout stream long associated with the history of American fly fishing.

Roxbury, NY · Boutique Motel

A motel in Roxbury with themed suites, including The Wizard's Emeralds, with a yellow brick road mural, and Maryann's Coconut Cream Pie, a Gilligan's Island room with seashell decor. The Shimmer Spa on site has a sauna, a steam room and treatment rooms. The same owners rent the Stratton Falls Fantasy Cottages nearby.

Themed suites, from The Wizard's Emeralds to Maryann's Coconut Cream Pie. The Shimmer Spa, and fantasy cottages at nearby Stratton Falls.

Windham, NY · Resort

A hotel on 20 acres along the Batavia Kill in Windham, with seven kinds of lodging in buildings that range from Victorian houses to historic lodges. There is a heated pool, wood-fired saunas, an indoor recreation room, pickleball courts, lawn games, fire pits and electric bikes, and guests can tube on the river. Babblers café serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and the property has a dog run.

Greenville, NY · Boutique Hotel

Ten rooms in a mid-century A-frame lodge on 4 wooded acres at 3807 County Route 26 near Greenville, about 30 minutes west of the Hudson. The lodge has its own restaurant and bar serving natural wines and cocktails, and it hosts weddings. There are hammocks and fire pits, and several Greene County hiking trails are nearby.

Roscoe, NY · Motel

A 16-room motel on the bank of the Beaverkill River at 2054 Old Route 17 in Roscoe, next to the Junction Pool, where the Beaverkill and Willowemoc meet. Rooms have refrigerators and microwaves, and some face the river. Grills and picnic tables face the water. There is no restaurant or spa.

Round Top, NY · Inn

A 42-room inn on a 50-acre campus at 230 Winter Clove Road in Round Top, Greene County, near the waterfall it is named for. It runs arts programming alongside lodging, including residencies, workshops and events, and it hosts weddings. Artists have come to Round Top since the Hudson River School painters worked here.

New Paltz · Resort

A Victorian castle resort on a private lake in the Shawangunk Mountains, founded by the Smiley family in 1869, run by the same family since, and a National Historic Landmark. Guests have 2,000 acres of hiking trails, indoor and outdoor pools, and a spa with a steam room, a sauna and an outdoor heated mineral pool. Three meals a day are included in the rate.

Victorian castle on a private lake, run by the same family since 1869. Hiking trails across 2,000 acres of the Shawangunks.

Kingston, NY · Boutique Hotel

A 42-room hotel spread across four restored buildings in Kingston's historic Uptown, or Stockade, district, on Wall, Pearl, Fair and John streets. Restaurant Kinsley, at 301 Wall Street, serves a seasonal New American menu and has a wood-paneled cocktail bar, and hotel guests get a continental breakfast. Uptown's restaurants and galleries are a short walk, and the Catskills are a short drive west.

Hillsdale, NY · Inn

The former Swiss Hutte Inn on Catamount Road in Hillsdale, at the foot of Catamount Mountain on the New York–Massachusetts line, renovated and reopened in 2022 by the team behind Black Seed Bagels and The Smile in New York. It has 14 rooms in an alpine-style building with a pink exterior. Edwards Tavern is the restaurant and bar, and there is a seasonal pool.

Woodstock, NY · Boutique Hotel

A small hotel on Tannery Brook in Woodstock, built around a 15-foot waterfall and a short walk from Tinker Street and the village center. Rooms have turntables with artist-curated vinyl, Bose speakers, floor-to-ceiling windows and private outdoor space. There is no restaurant on site; the village's restaurants are a few minutes on foot. No pets. The sister property, Kingston Carriage House, is 25 minutes south. Listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

Tannersville, NY · Boutique Hotel

Sixteen rooms in a 150-year-old building in Hensonville, renovated by owners Ely and Danielle Franko and opened on Memorial Day 2024. Architectural Digest, Condé Nast Traveler and Esquire each named it a best new hotel of 2024. Matilda, the restaurant, comes from the chefs behind Wildair and Bar Contra in New York and is open to non-guests. Hunter and Windham Mountains are both minutes away.

Stowe · Resort / Lodge

A 96-room lodge on 2,600 acres above Stowe, owned and run by the von Trapp family, whose story inspired the 1959 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. The resort has four restaurants, Von Trapp Brewing and cross-country ski trails. It changed its name from Trapp Family Lodge to von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort in 2025.

Owned and run by the von Trapp family. Four restaurants and Von Trapp Brewing on 2,600 acres above Stowe. Cross-country ski trails.

Tannersville, NY · B&B

A 20-room Adirondack-style lodge on Route 23C in Tannersville, built as a hotel in the 1940s and renovated in 2008 as part of the Hunter Foundation's work in the village. Many rooms have fireplaces and whirlpool tubs, and there are 2 separate cabins with private terraces. A hot breakfast is included, and there is a library, a bar and a wraparound porch. Central Tannersville is a 4-minute walk; Hunter Mountain and Kaaterskill Falls are about 4 miles away. It is part of the {verdigreen} group.

Windham, NY · Boutique Motel

A 12-room hotel on Route 23 in Windham, next door to Eastwind, with a 5-bedroom hilltop house for groups. The restaurant serves New American food made with ingredients from local farms, and has the building's original hickory-wrapped bar, a second-floor library and an outdoor deck. Rooms range from standard kings to 1- and 2-bedroom suites.

Round Top, NY · Inn

An all-inclusive resort on more than 300 acres at the base of North Mountain in Round Top, owned and run by the same family since 1838. It has 49 rooms, all meals are included, and it is open year-round. The resort describes itself as one of the oldest in upstate New York.

Hunter, NY · Lodge

A lodge on Main Street in Hunter with 14 units, from 1-bedroom rooms to a 3-bedroom suite and a 5-bedroom cabin. There is a game room with billiards and table tennis, a fireplace, a garden and grills, and check-in is self-serve with a door code. Hunter Mountain is about 2 miles away.

Woodstock · Inn / Resort

A 142-room resort on the Woodstock village green, rebuilt by Laurance Rockefeller in 1969. It includes the Woodstock Country Club golf course, a spa with 10 treatment rooms, a Nordic center, an athletic club with tennis, and the adjacent Saskadena Six ski area, formerly Suicide Six. The Red Rooster and Richardson's Tavern are among its restaurants, and Billings Farm & Museum is across the river.

On the Woodstock village green, rebuilt by Laurance Rockefeller in 1969. Golf, a spa and the Saskadena Six ski area on the same property.

Windham, NY · Boutique Hotel

A hotel at 43 Route 296 in Windham, open since 1982, whose name is Italian for 'Inn of Happiness.' Rooms come in three categories, and The Cottage on Main Street is rented separately. Food and beverage service has been suspended since December 2025 while the chef is on sabbatical, so there is no breakfast or dinner on site. Windham Mountain is a short drive.

Maplecrest, NY · B&B

A bed and breakfast on 3 acres in Maplecrest, about 7 minutes from Windham Mountain and 7 miles from Hunter. It has 5 guest rooms, each with a private bath, and a separate 2-bedroom, two-bath cottage with a full kitchen and a wood stove. A full breakfast is served daily. The grounds have a stream, a fire pit and a barn for storing ski and bike gear.

Windham, NY · Boutique Hotel

A 29-room lodge on more than 9 acres at 107 Route 296 in Windham, with a heated indoor pool, a wood barrel sauna and direct access to the Windham Path. Continental breakfast is included, mountain-view rooms have private balconies, and housekeeping is daily. A separate 4-bedroom cabin sleeps up to 12 and has its own hot tub, grill and fire pit. The decor is modern European, not alpine.

Greenville, NY · Inn

An inn on Route 32 near Greenville, in the northern Catskills of Greene County. A vineyard on the property was planted in 2006, and the owners plan to open a winery. In 2026 the restaurant is open only for private catered events, from spring to fall, so there is no public dinner service. East Durham's Irish Arts Week and the Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival are both about 6 miles away.

Warren · Inn

An 11-room Relais & Châteaux inn at 275 Main Street in Warren village, with each room designed around a Vermont theme, such as the Trout Room, the School Room and the Ski Room, plus Edgewater House. The restaurant, 275 Main, serves farm-to-table food, and Tracks is the tavern. The Mad River Glen and Sugarbush ski areas are nearby. Warren's covered bridge is steps away.

Relais & Châteaux. Each of the 11 rooms is individually designed around a Vermont theme. Warren village setting.

East Durham, NY · Inn

An Irish-American resort on Golden Hill Road in Cornwallville, near East Durham, owned by the Gavin family since 1961. Stays include meals: three a day in summer and five over spring and fall weekends, served as breakfast and lunch buffets and plated dinners. There is a pub with live music and an outdoor pool.

Mount Tremper, NY · Boutique Inn

A 100-year-old inn on 10 private acres in Mount Tremper, with 11 rooms and a private cottage. Interiors mix Moroccan tiles, butterfly collections, sheepskin rugs and handmade wood beds around a stone fireplace. The Foxfire Bar Room serves dinner. The grounds have a pond, a lily pool and bonfire pits.

Mount Tremper, NY · Boutique Motel

The former Kate's Lazy Meadow motel on Route 28 in Mount Tremper, renovated in 2023 into 9 cabin-style suites across three buildings. The property covers 6 acres along the Esopus Creek, with river access, hammocks, Adirondack chairs and a fire pit. Phoenicia is a few minutes west. It is listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

Mount Tremper, NY · Resort

A resort on Route 28 in Mount Tremper with 53 rooms and suites split between a contemporary Inn and a log-built Lodge. Catamount Restaurant serves breakfast, brunch and dinner, and there is a full-service spa. Walking trails lead through meadow and woods to the Esopus Creek, and dogs are welcome, with a fenced dog park. The Kaatskill Kaleidoscope, 56 feet tall, opened in 1996 in a converted grain silo on the property, and the Shops at Emerson fill a restored 19th-century dairy barn.

Shelburne · Inn

A 24-room inn in an 1899 manor house built for the Webb family on 1,400 acres of working farmland along Lake Champlain, with the Adirondacks visible across the water. The farm's cheese, maple syrup and vegetables are served in the dining room. The property is a National Historic Landmark. Open seasonally.

1899 Vanderbilt manor on Lake Champlain. The working farm produces what the kitchen serves. Adirondacks visible across the water.

Boiceville, NY · Boutique Inn / B&B

Built in 1928 as the summer estate of Richard Hellmann, of Hellmann's mayonnaise, on 200 acres on Mount Tycetonik, 8 miles from Woodstock. Seven rooms are split between the main house and a hillside cottage, including the Mobaccus suite with a 20-foot bay window over the valley. The great room has a cathedral ceiling and a stone fireplace. There is a sauna, a koi pond and trails on the grounds. It operates mainly as a wedding venue, with B&B stays on non-event weekends.

Phoenicia, NY · Lodge

A lodge on Route 28 in Phoenicia, steps from the Esopus Creek, with suites, inn rooms and private cabins. Some cabins are dog-friendly, and the great room has a fireplace, books and games. Belleayre and Hunter Mountain are both a short drive away. It is part of the {verdigreen} group, with sister properties including Twin Gables and Hotel Mountain Brook.

Phoenicia, NY · Boutique Motel

A 20-room boutique motel on almost 3 acres at 80 Route 214, two blocks off Phoenicia's main street. Rooms include the Bungalow, with a kitchen, a queen bed and two bunks, and there is a seasonal outdoor pool, fire pits and a communal lawn. Bikes are available for guests, and the motel sells its own clothing and goods.

Phoenicia, NY · Wellness Retreat

A retreat center and spa on Pantherkill Road near Phoenicia, a project of Tibet House US, the Dalai Lama's nonprofit Tibetan cultural center in America. Group retreats of two days to a week cover Buddhism, yoga and holistic health, and personal getaways are also offered. The Dewa Spa is on site, and the grounds have woods, a creek, a pond and trails.

Lake Clear · Lodge

Millard Otis built it in 1886 as an inn, trading post and post office, and his family still runs it as Hohmeyer's Lake Clear Lodge, which describes itself as the only Adirondack Great Camp in continuous family ownership since construction. The 25 acres hold the 1886 main lodge, 3 chalets with wood-burning fireplaces, 2 cabins with Jacuzzi tubs and 6 suites. A 1920s speakeasy with a hidden cellar still operates, alongside the Adirondack Alps Restaurant and a beach on Lake Clear.

Built in 1886 and still owned by the founding family. A working 1920s speakeasy. On 25 acres on Lake Clear.

Woodstock, NY · Guesthouse

A 10-room guesthouse at 73 Tinker Street in the center of Woodstock, in an 1880s Victorian house that Alfred Daiber and his wife opened as an inn in 1926. It reopened in 2019 and is now part of the {verdigreen} group, with sister properties including Hotel Mountain Brook and Phoenicia Lodge. Interiors have hand-painted murals, vintage furniture and a parlor with a fireplace, and there is a rooftop terrace used for yoga. A breakfast of local baked goods and fruit is included.

Woodstock, NY · Boutique Motel

A 1960s roadside motel about 10 minutes' drive from Woodstock village, renovated by Woodstock native Paul Covello with rooms designed by Robert and Courtney Novogratz. Its 22 rooms are named for musicians connected to Woodstock and have Crosley turntables, with records and board games to borrow from the front desk. There is a heated saltwater pool from Memorial Day to Labor Day, fire pits on the lawn, and an on-site Mexican restaurant and bar, Santa Fe Woodstock.

Stone Ridge, NY · Boutique Inn

A 1757 Dutch Colonial stone house in Stone Ridge, just under two hours from New York City, with 25 rooms across the main house, the Stable House, the Carriage House and a cottage, on 55 acres. Butterfield is the restaurant. The grounds have a cedar sauna, a cold plunge, a 100-year-old pool, a private lake and trails.

Kingston, NY · Resort

A former brickyard on 100 acres along the Hudson River in Kingston, which says its bricks went into the Empire State Building and Yankee Stadium. Guests stay in king and queen cabins, the 1873 Edgewood Mansion or a cottage. Aster, a French steakhouse, is in the mansion, the River Pavilion is open in season, and the property is open year-round. It is listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

Lake Placid · Inn

A lakefront resort in Lake Placid with a private beach on Mirror Lake, a half-mile lake separate from Lake Placid itself. It has held AAA Four Diamond status for 40 consecutive years, belongs to Small Luxury Hotels of the World, and received a MICHELIN Key in 2024. Dining includes The Cottage and The View. Andrew and Denja Weibrecht own and run it. The 1932 and 1980 Olympic arenas are within walking distance.

AAA Four Diamond for 40 consecutive years. Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Michelin One Key 2024. Private beach on Mirror Lake. Family-owned by the Weibrechts.

Livingston Manor, NY · Cabin Estate

Six units on DeBruce Road outside Livingston Manor, with a quarter mile of private frontage on the Willowemoc Creek and 250 acres of woodland trails. The River House has 3 bedrooms and a wood-burning fireplace, the Stone Cottage is the original 1915 homestead, and four single-room cabins have screened porches. Units have kitchens or kitchenettes, and some take up to 2 dogs.

North Branch, NY · Inn

An inn established in 1868 on 7 acres between two creeks in North Branch, with rooms in three buildings. Since new ownership in 2023, chef Jake Eberle, formerly of Le Fond in Greenpoint, has run the restaurant, which has an open kitchen and an antique bar room. A chef-prepared breakfast is included with every stay.

Roscoe, NY · Inn

A Victorian house in the center of Roscoe, built in 1902 as a tourist home by Naomi and W.J. Reynolds, with 7 rooms in the original house, 8 motel rooms and 2 suites. Roscoe calls itself Trout Town USA, and the Junction Pool, where the Beaverkill and Willowemoc meet, is a short walk. John D. Rockefeller is among its past guests.

Callicoon, NY · Historic Inn

A building from 1852 at 22 Upper Main Street in Callicoon, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and reopened in 2016 as a small inn. It has 7 rooms, a farm-to-table supper club restaurant with a mahogany bar, and Harmonie Hall, a restored second-floor ballroom used for events. The upper Delaware River runs along the edge of the village.

North Hudson · Lodge

Eight cottages and a renovated main lodge on 600-acre Elk Lake, inside a 12,000-acre private wilderness preserve in the High Peaks protected by a New York State conservation easement. The public is not allowed into the preserve, so the 40 miles of hiking trails are for guests only, along with boating and fishing on Elk Lake and 200-acre Clear Pond. All meals are included. Cottages sleep two to twelve, and most have kitchens and fireplaces.

A 12,000-acre private preserve closed to the public, with 40 miles of guest-only trails. Elk Lake and Clear Pond. All meals included.

Callicoon, NY · Boutique Inn

Seventeen rooms across 8 apartment-style units at Seminary Hill in Callicoon, each apartment with a living room and a kitchenette. Local firm Homestedt designed the interiors around Shaker forms. There is a library, a covered porch and a shared parlor kitchen. Seminary Hill has a 12-acre organic orchard, its own cidery and a restaurant, The Tasting Room.

Barryville, NY · B&B / Inn

An inn in the center of Barryville on the upper Delaware River, with four two-room suites named Drink, Eat, Soak and Steam: Steam has its own steam room, Soak a deep round tub, and Eat a full kitchen and a balcony. A 2-bedroom cottage behind the inn is set aside for guests with children or pets. There is a hot tub and a bar on site.

Forestburgh, NY · Inn

An adults-only inn for guests 18 and over, on a 250-acre private lake at 162 St. Josephs Road in Forestburgh, Sullivan County, about two hours from New York City. Rooms, suites and a 4-bedroom private cottage are available, and a homemade breakfast is included. Guests can use rowboats on the lake, a heated pool and a 2.5-mile trail, and the inn also hosts weddings and retreats.

Margaretville, NY · Victorian Inn / B&B

A Queen Anne Victorian built in 1886 on the hill above Margaretville, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with its original slate roof intact. There are 6 accommodations: 5 rooms and a 2-room suite. A full breakfast is served in the formal dining room on linen and English china, or on the verandah overlooking the Catskills. Belleayre Mountain is 9 miles away and Plattekill 10.

Saranac Lake · Resort

Eleven individually named rooms in a Great Camp on Upper Saranac Lake, built about a century ago from native timber and stone for William Avery Rockefeller II. It describes itself as the first Relais & Châteaux property in North America. The rate is all-inclusive, covering meals, wine and activities. Black tie is encouraged at dinner but not required.

A Rockefeller Great Camp on Upper Saranac Lake with 11 rooms. All-inclusive, with meals, wine and activities in the rate.

Stamford, NY · B&B

A B&B at 42 Main Street in Stamford, in the northwest Catskills of Delaware County, run by Jean Kopp. Breakfast is cooked to order and served country style, with dishes like stuffed French toast, pancakes and eggs, homemade breads and muffins, and fruit in season. Two rooms are fully wheelchair accessible.

Rosendale, NY · Boutique Inn

An 11-room inn at 435 Main Street in Rosendale, a Hudson Valley town with a long-running arts and music community around the Rosendale Theatre. The Feathers Tavern, on site, serves food inspired by early American cooking. Kingston and New Paltz are each a short drive. The inn received a MICHELIN Key in 2025.

North Adams · Motel / Hotel

A former roadside motor lodge on the Hoosic River, rebuilt as a 46-room hotel on 80 wooded acres with trails, sculpture installations and a live music series. MASS MoCA is a few minutes away. TOURISTS Homes, a group of 19th-century houses in the neighboring Blackinton Historic District, opened in 2024 for longer stays.

North Adams · Inn

Forty-seven rooms in a row of restored Victorian row houses at 231 River Street, directly across the street from MASS MoCA, each house painted a different color. There is a four-season outdoor pool, an outdoor hot tub, a Finnish-style sauna and a fitness center, and breakfast is included in the daily amenity fee. The interiors mix eclectic decor with the original Victorian details, and dogs are welcome.

Aurora · Inn

Five restored 19th-century buildings on the east shore of Cayuga Lake in Aurora, bought and renovated by Pleasant Rowland, founder of American Girl, starting in 2001. More than 60 rooms are spread across the Aurora Inn, E.B. Morgan House, Rowland House, Wallcourt Hall, Zabriskie House and Orchard Cottage, each with its own room layouts. Aurora is a small village, where Wells College operated until 2024, and sees less traffic than the Seneca Lake wine corridor.

Five historic buildings and 60+ rooms, restored by Pleasant Rowland. On Cayuga Lake's east shore, away from the busier Seneca wine trail.

Williamstown · Inn

A 6-room guest house on Field Farm, a 316-acre property of The Trustees in Williamstown, with views of Mount Greylock. Lawrence and Eleanor Bloedel, collectors of modern art, built the house in 1948, and 13 sculptures stand on the grounds. More than 4 miles of footpaths cross the property, and The Folly, a 1965 cottage designed by Ulrich Franzen, is also on the land. Downtown Williamstown is a few minutes' drive.

Williamstown · Inn

A 64-room inn on Spring Street in Williamstown, opened in 2019 in a stone-and-wood building modeled on New England farm architecture. The restaurant and bar, The Barn, is in a barn-style building on site. The Williams College Museum of Art is close by, and the Clark Art Institute is about a 10-minute walk.

Lenox · Resort / Wellness

An all-inclusive wellness resort in a Victorian mansion on 120 acres in Lenox. Fitness classes, spa treatments, nutrition consultations and an on-site medical team are part of the program, and rates cover meals, classes and most activities. It suits travelers who want a structured wellness program more than a hotel with a spa.

Lenox · Resort / Wellness

Miraval's Berkshires resort, on the 380-acre former Cranwell estate in Lenox, built around the 1894 Wyndhurst Mansion, home of the 1894 Restaurant. Rates cover meals, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, a daily schedule of wellness classes and activities, and use of the Life in Balance Spa's facilities, and the resort is gratuity-free. Guests must be 18 or older. It is owned by Hyatt.

Geneva · Resort

A Romanesque Revival castle on Seneca Lake in Geneva, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Guests choose between the historic Castle, a newer inn building and private cottages. Edgar's Restaurant is in the Castle and Stonecutter's Tavern serves casual meals. The estate makes its own wine, plus beer and hard cider under the Mabel's label, and the Isabella Spa-Salon offers treatments.

A Romanesque Revival castle on Seneca Lake, listed on the National Register, with its own winery and brewery. Rooms in the Castle, a newer inn and cottages.

Lenox · Inn

A 12-room inn on Walker Street in Lenox, built in 1912 as the summer estate of Harley Procter, of Procter & Gamble, to a design by McKim, Mead & White. Rooms mix king and queen beds, fireplaces and sitting areas. The restaurant serves dinner, with live piano music on some nights. Past guests include Arthur Fiedler and Norman Rockwell.

Lenox · Inn / B&B

A 14-room inn on Walker Street in Lenox, a 5-minute walk from downtown. There is a seasonal heated pool, and breakfast is a buffet with dishes like pancakes, French toast and frittatas. The owners live on site. Weekend stays have a three-night minimum from June 20 through Labor Day, and Tanglewood is a few minutes' drive.

Lenox · Inn / B&B

A 15-room inn in an 1882 house on a side street in Lenox, known for its library of poetry, history and literature and for the poets it has hosted for readings, including Galway Kinnell and Philip Levine. Most rooms have a fireplace, and there is a heated outdoor pool in spring and summer. Tanglewood is a short drive.

Lenox · Inn

A Gilded Age manor on 27 acres on Plunkett Street in Lenox, next to Edith Wharton's estate, The Mount. Its 56 rooms are split between the historic manor and a newer motel wing. A breakfast buffet is included, and there is a pool. Rates run below those of its immediate neighbors on the same road.

Ithaca · B&B

An 1880 Chateauesque mansion in Ithaca designed by William Henry Miller, the first architecture student to graduate from Cornell, who went on to design several of the university's buildings. The B&B has 9 rooms with carved chestnut woodwork, stained glass and fireplaces. Breakfast is made daily with local ingredients. It sits at the edge of downtown, a short walk from the Commons.

Designed in 1880 by William Henry Miller, Cornell's first architecture graduate. Nine rooms with carved chestnut and stained glass. A short walk to Ithaca Commons.

Lenox · Hotel / Motel

A 1970s roadside lodge at 194 Pittsfield Road on the north edge of Lenox, redesigned as a boutique hotel and now part of the Untold Collection; it was formerly Life House Berkshires. Rooms come in three types, from Classic Kings to Berkshires Suites, and some take dogs. The Club Room serves breakfast and has a bar, and the library lounge has floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and a fireplace.

Lee · Inn / B&B

A bed and breakfast on 32 acres between Lenox and Stockbridge, in a Federal-style main house first built in the early 1800s. Lodging includes rooms, suites, a cottage and carriage house units, and the upgraded rooms have fireplaces and whirlpool tubs. There is a seasonal heated outdoor pool, two hiking trails and a fire pit, and breakfast includes a cold buffet and a choice of hot dishes.

Lee · Inn / B&B

A 19th-century parochial schoolhouse on Main Street in Lee, built in 1885 and converted into 9 rooms with the original blackboards still on the walls. Rooms have fireplaces, jetted tubs and canopy beds, with 8-foot windows and 13-foot ceilings, and breakfast is delivered to the door in a basket. Main Street's restaurants and shops are a short walk.

Lee · Inn

Fifty-two rooms on Laurel Lake at 435 Laurel Street in Lee, with kayak and pontoon boat rentals, beach access and an exercise room. Mint, an Indian restaurant, overlooks the water, and some rooms take dogs. Rates sit in the middle of the range for a corridor where Tanglewood-season prices run high. It is part of Choice Hotels' Ascend Collection.

Bretton Woods · Resort

A 1902 resort at Bretton Woods, where the 1944 international monetary conference created the International Monetary Fund. The building, a National Historic Landmark, has a red tile roof and a white facade visible from the valley floor. It has more than 200 rooms, a Donald Ross-designed golf course, the Bretton Woods ski area and a full-service spa, with Crawford Notch to the south.

Site of the 1944 Bretton Woods monetary conference. National Historic Landmark. The Donald Ross golf course. Bretton Woods ski area.

Stockbridge · Inn

An inn on Main Street in Stockbridge that has taken guests since 1773. It has 125 rooms, three restaurants, a year-round heated outdoor pool and live music in The Lion's Den. The rooms are furnished with antiques, and the birdcage elevator is still in use. The Norman Rockwell Museum is a short drive.

Stockbridge · Inn / B&B

A Georgian-style mansion built as a private residence in 1906 and run as an inn since 1982, on 10 landscaped acres at the edge of Stockbridge. Rooms are split between the Main House, the Cottage House and the Barn. There is a seasonal pool, a bar and lounge and a fitness room, and a hot breakfast is included. Some rooms take pets. The Norman Rockwell Museum is about 2.4 miles away.

West Stockbridge · Inn

A suite-style inn at 2 Oak Street in the village of West Stockbridge, near the Massachusetts Turnpike. Every room has a private entrance and a kitchen or kitchenette, check-in is self-serve, and families and pets are welcome. Wine and snacks are included, there is a fire pit, and work by Berkshire artists hangs throughout. Tanglewood's main gate is a short drive.

Housatonic · Inn / B&B

A 5-room inn on Division Street in Housatonic, run by Terry and Terri Coughlin, veterans of the New York restaurant world. It is named for George Bailey's house in Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life. Rooms mix antiques and modernist furniture with an eclectic art collection. Granville House received a MICHELIN Key in the 2025 guide.

Hart's Location · Inn

An 1860s granite mansion on a 100-acre estate in Crawford Notch, where all 15 rooms have wood-burning fireplaces. Two cottages take dogs. The estate has 8,000 feet of Saco River frontage with two natural swimming holes, and it borders the White Mountain National Forest. Breakfast is included, and four-course dinners are served several nights a week.

Fifteen rooms, each with a wood-burning fireplace, in an 1860s granite mansion on 100 acres in Crawford Notch. Two swimming holes on the Saco River.

Great Barrington · Motel

A 17-room motel at 247 Stockbridge Road outside Great Barrington, with an outdoor pool and views of Monument Mountain. Rooms have refrigerators, microwaves and coffee makers. The Housatonic River is a few minutes' walk away, and rates run well below the inns of South County. Tanglewood and the South County theaters are a short drive.

Great Barrington · Inn / Motel

A renovated 18-room motel at the base of East Rock Mountain on State Road, a few minutes' drive from downtown Great Barrington and less than a mile from Ski Butternut. Rooms range from studios to a 2-bedroom apartment, and some have full kitchens and fireplaces. Dogs are allowed in designated rooms.

New Marlborough · Inn

A 1760 stagecoach stop at the center of the historic village of New Marlborough. Eleven rooms have working fireplaces, antique furniture and claw-foot tubs. The dining room is lit only by candles, and chef-owner Peter Platt's seasonal menu is open to diners who aren't staying the night. Gedney Farm is next door.

New Marlborough · Inn / Farm

An inn on more than 50 acres of pasture and meadow in New Marlborough, with 16 rooms and suites in a dairy barn built around 1906, with its original post-and-beam frame. Many rooms have granite fireplaces and whirlpool tubs, and most standard and fireplace rooms take pets. The property also hosts weddings and events.

Sheffield · Inn / B&B

A 5-room B&B in an 1802 house at 48 South Main Street in Sheffield, a rural town in southern Berkshire County, run since 2023 by Brad Sanzenbacher and Jamee Herbert. Breakfast is made to order. Bartholomew's Cobble and stretches of the Appalachian Trail are nearby, and Great Barrington is about 10 minutes north. Rates run lower than in the Lenox–Stockbridge corridor.

Pittsfield · Hotel

A hotel in a converted 19th-century building on North Street in Pittsfield, the largest city in the Berkshires. There is an art gallery on the ground floor and a restaurant. Barrington Stage Company and the Colonial Theatre are nearby, and the location sits midway between north and south Berkshire County.

Egremont · Inn

An inn in the village of North Egremont, about 4 miles from the center of Great Barrington, in an early-19th-century post-and-beam farmhouse. Every room has a private bath. Breakfast uses eggs from the inn's own hens and is open to the public by reservation. The inn is named for its artesian well water, and Baldwin Hill is within walking distance.

Richmond · Inn / B&B

An inn on State Road in Richmond with rooms, suites and cabins, on land whose history the inn traces to 1776. A full-service equestrian facility on the property has indoor and outdoor riding rings. Continental breakfast is served on weekdays, and the inn's chef cooks a brunch on weekends. Richmond is southwest of Pittsfield, near the New York line.

Adams · Lodge

A 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps stone-and-timber lodge at the 3,491-foot summit of Mount Greylock, the highest point in Massachusetts. It can be reached by road or on foot by the Appalachian Trail, which crosses the summit. There are private rooms and bunk rooms, fieldstone fireplaces and Arts and Crafts furnishings.

Lee · Inn / B&B

An 11-unit inn in a 1920s Georgian mansion with white columns at 279 West Park Street in Lee, on a 6-acre estate half a mile from the center of town. The main house has 5 rooms and 3 suites, and the carriage house has 2 suites and a 2-bedroom cottage with a kitchen. There is a heated pool, many rooms have fireplaces and whirlpool tubs, and a public golf course and tennis courts are across the road.

Lenox · Inn / B&B

A 5-unit inn on 10 acres in Lenox, 0.7 miles from Tanglewood. Three suites are in the main house, built in 1890 for New York lawyer John E. Parsons, with 2 more in Rock Cottage and The School House. It opened as an inn in 2002 and has been owned since 2021 by Randy Grimmett and Allison Smith. Breakfast is cooked to order and served in the Creamery, overlooking a spring-fed pond, and there is a bar and a library for guests.

Stockbridge · Retreat Center

A nonprofit yoga and health retreat on more than 100 acres above Lake Mahkeenac in Stockbridge, which describes itself as the largest retreat center in North America. Rooms range from dormitory to private, and meals are included in the rate. Workshops, retreats and teacher trainings run year-round in yoga, meditation, Ayurveda and health.

Lee · Inn

An inn at 33 Main Street in Lee, built in 1813 as a private home and opened to stagecoach travelers by Edwin Morgan in 1853. It has 11 rooms and a restaurant serving lunch and dinner, with a separate tavern menu. Ulysses S. Grant and George Bernard Shaw are among its past guests. Vern Kennedy has owned it since 2016, and Laurel Lake is a few minutes away.

Lenox · Inn / B&B

The Dewey, formerly the Birchwood Inn, has 11 rooms with fireplaces and antiques in the center of Lenox village, and is run by The Lenox Collection. The core of the house was built by Israel Dewey, one of the town's first settlers, and it hosted the first Lenox town meeting in 1767. Church Street's restaurants are a few minutes' walk away; Tanglewood, Jacob's Pillow and The Mount are a short drive.

Lee · Inn

A bed and breakfast for adults 21 and over, formerly the Inn at Laurel Lake, in a house built around 1904 with 500 feet of shoreline on Laurel Lake in Lee. Guests can swim from the property in summer and use the inn's kayaks and paddleboards, and there is a dock. Breakfast is included, and Tanglewood and Lenox are less than 10 minutes away.

Gardiner · Lodge

A 26-room lodge at 3116 Route 44/55 in Gardiner, at the base of the Shawangunk Ridge next to Minnewaska State Park Preserve, about 90 minutes from New York City. Climbers and hikers use it as a base for the Gunks, and the preserve's lakes and carriage roads are close by. The climbing cliffs are a short walk from the property.

Windham · Resort

Lodging at Windham Mountain Club, the ski area in Windham with 60 trails and 12 lifts. The Outpost has 20 rooms, and stays include access to the club's restaurants, spa, gym and golf course. Outpost guests can buy lift tickets even on sold-out days. In summer the club offers golf, mountain e-biking, fly fishing, sporting clays and guided hikes.

Stowe · Resort

A 90-room resort on 120 acres along Mountain Road, with rooms, suites and one- to three-bedroom resort homes. The 35,000-square-foot spa has a solarium pool and a hot tub, and there are tennis and pickleball courts and direct access to the Stowe Recreation Path. Flannel serves breakfast and The Roost casual meals. Stowe Mountain Resort is a few minutes up the road.

Stowe · Lodge / Resort

A ski-in/ski-out lodge at the base of Spruce Peak at Stowe Mountain Resort, with rooms, suites and penthouses, a spa with a salon and fitness center, and a golf course in summer. Restaurants include Alpine Hall and the Tipsy Trout. The base area is laid out as a small village with shops and the Spruce Peak Arts performing arts center. Stowe village is about 7 miles down Mountain Road.

Stowe · Motel

A motel on 16 acres along the West Branch River on Mountain Road, between Stowe village and Stowe Mountain Resort. Rooms range from standard rooms and efficiencies, some with fireplaces, to apartments and suites. Guests can use the heated pool in season, bikes, a game room and snowshoes, and the Stowe Recreation Path is next to the property.

Stowe · Inn

A Main Street inn in Stowe, operating as a hotel since 1833, with 101 rooms, suites, apartments and townhouses across eight buildings. There is a year-round heated outdoor pool and hot tub, fire pits and afternoon tea. Shops, restaurants and the village green are a short walk, and the Federal-style main building has kept its period details.

Manchester · Resort

A 195-room resort in a white-columned building on Manchester Village's main street, operating as a hotel since 1769. It has a golf course, a spa, a falconry program and a Land Rover off-road driving course. Bromley and Stratton ski areas are nearby, and Hildene, Robert Todd Lincoln's estate, is a short drive.

Manchester · Inn

A 10-room inn at 1842 Main Street in Manchester Center, in a house first built in 1764. Robert Todd Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln's son, who owned the neighboring Hildene estate, was a frequent visitor, as was William Howard Taft. Rooms have private baths with jetted tubs and most have fireplaces, a hot country breakfast is served each morning, and the conservatory looks out on the Green Mountains.

Killington · Inn

An inn on Route 4 in Killington, built in 1938 as the Deer Leap Chalet, which it describes as the first lodge in Vermont built for skiers. It sits where the Appalachian Trail and the Long Trail cross the road, and hikers pass through the property. McGrath's Irish Pub is in the basement; the McGrath family has owned the inn since 1977.

Killington · Resort Hotel

A ski-in/ski-out hotel at the base of Killington, which bills itself as the largest ski resort in the East. A bridge connects the hotel to the Snowshed base area from December through March. Lodging ranges from hotel rooms and studios with kitchenettes to 3-bedroom suites with full kitchens. There is a heated outdoor saltwater pool open year-round, two saltwater hot tubs, a fitness center, spa services, a restaurant and a bar.

Waitsfield · Inn

An inn on Mill Brook Road in Waitsfield with 18 rooms, each with a private bath, spread across the main barn, a farmhouse with 2 bunk rooms, the Longhouse and the Annex. A hot breakfast is included, and the barn has a pub upstairs and a dining room downstairs. Mad River Glen is 1.7 miles away and Sugarbush's Lincoln Peak 5.5 miles.

Waitsfield · Inn

An inn on Mill Brook Road in Waitsfield with 8 rooms and a separate rental house, built in 1949 as the Ulla Lodge, one of five lodges built for Mad River Glen's first season. The restaurant serves New American food seven nights a week, and the tavern is open daily. Some rooms take pets, and Sugarbush and Mad River Glen are a short drive.

Middlebury · Inn

A 20-room inn in Middlebury, in a 19th-century mansion that belonged to the Swift family, with more rooms in the carriage house and gatehouse. Jessica's, the restaurant, serves breakfast and dinner, and the Blue Bar is beside it. The house keeps much of its original architectural detail, and there is a steam sauna and gardens. The inn offers a package for guests traveling with dogs.

East Burke · Inn / Farm

A 14-room inn on a 440-acre historic farm estate on Darling Hill Road in East Burke, in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. The Kingdom Trails mountain bike network starts at the inn's doors, Burke Mountain ski area is 10 minutes away, and Interstate 91 is 4 miles off. A renovated threshing barn is used for yoga, and the inn hosts weddings and is open year-round.

East Burke · Inn

A small inn on Dish Mill Brook in East Burke village, with rooms with private baths, from single kings to family suites for up to 6, plus a three-bedroom farmhouse. The Kingdom Trails mountain bike network starts steps from the door, and there is a bike room, a hot tub and a guest laundry. Burke Mountain is a few minutes away.

Jay · Resort

A four-season resort in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, a few miles from the Canadian border, which advertises the deepest snow in eastern North America. Lodging includes the Tram Haus Lodge, and the resort also has a golf course and the Pump House, an indoor waterpark. The aerial tram runs in summer as well as winter.

Montgomery · Inn

An 11-room inn at 241 Main Street in the center of Montgomery Center, with king, queen, double and bunk rooms. The restaurant serves dinner year-round, several nights a week. The Trout River runs through the village, several covered bridges are within a few miles, and Jay Peak is a short drive north.

Vergennes · Resort

A resort on 700 acres along Lake Champlain, run by the Beach family since 1886 and open from mid-May to mid-October. Lodging is in 74 cottages, many with fireplaces and lake views, and in rooms in several lodges. There is an 18-hole golf course, a 60-slip marina and a 3,200-foot grass airstrip, and the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum is on the grounds.

Dorset · Inn

A 16-room inn in the Vermont village of Dorset, where marble quarrying began in 1785 and the sidewalks are marble. The inn has 2 acres of grounds, a pool and a restaurant. Stratton and Bromley ski areas are nearby, and the village has an 18th-century church and no traffic lights.

Grafton · Inn

A 45-room inn on Main Street in Grafton, operating since 1801 and owned by the Windham Foundation, which restored much of the village in the 1960s and 1970s. Rooms include 7 suites and 4 guest houses. The Phelps Barn Pub is open year-round, and the 1801 Tavern seasonally. Past guests include Ulysses S. Grant, Theodore Roosevelt, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Rudyard Kipling.

Burlington · Hotel

A boutique hotel at 41 Cherry Street in downtown Burlington, a short walk from the Lake Champlain waterfront and the Church Street Marketplace. Rooms and public spaces use wool, wood and other materials from Vermont makers. Juniper is the hotel's restaurant and bar, and the waterfront bike path starts a few blocks away.

Stowe · Inn

A 25-room manor inn on 38 acres above Stowe, with cross-country ski trails, a pool, stables and long views of the ski mountain and valley. The main building dates from the 1940s, and the property has been a lodge for most of the years since. It sits on Edson Hill Road, away from the Mountain Road corridor.

Ludlow · Inn

An 11-room inn on Echo Lake in Ludlow, in a building that dates to 1878, open as an inn since 1999 and renovated in 2020. Guests have a private dock and beach and use of the inn's canoes and kayaks. Breakfast is included and there is an English pub; the inn does not serve dinner. Okemo Mountain is less than 5 miles away.

Ludlow · Inn

A 9-room inn at 86 Main Street in Ludlow, in a house built in 1890 by William Wallace Stickney, later governor of Vermont. It has been a bed and breakfast since 1977. Every room has a private bath, 6 have gas fireplaces or cast-iron stoves, and 2 have spa tubs. Breakfast is included, and Okemo Mountain is 1.4 miles away.

Newfane · Inn

A 15-room Greek Revival inn at 21 West Street on the Newfane common, across from the 1825 Windham County Courthouse. Most rooms have spa tubs and fireplaces, and the 1832 Tavern & Pub is on site. The grounds include gardens along a creek that are used for weddings. Newfane is about 12 miles north of Brattleboro on Route 30.

Essex Junction · Resort / Spa

A resort in Essex, about 20 minutes from downtown Burlington, that was long the home of the New England Culinary Institute's Essex campus. Cooking classes still run on site, and the restaurants are The Lazy Goat Tavern and Junction, plus a bake shop. There is a full-service spa, an indoor pool, an outdoor pool and a hot tub, and The Links at Lang Farm golf course is nearby.

Brattleboro · Hotel

A 30-room Art Deco hotel at 50 Main Street in Brattleboro, built in 1938 by the Latchis family, with its original murals and terrazzo floors. The building's 750-seat theater shows new and independent films and live broadcasts, and there is a pub. A nonprofit now owns the hotel and theater, and some rooms take pets.

Brattleboro · Inn

A 6-room B&B in a 1929 French Baronial-style estate at 192 Putney Road in Brattleboro, with 4 rooms in the main house and 2 with private entrances in the carriage house. Rooms have private baths, queen beds and coffee stations, and breakfast is included. The gardens sit beside the West River, with walking trails nearby, and downtown Brattleboro is about half a mile south.

Craftsbury Common · Lodge / Outdoor Center

A nonprofit outdoor center on Lost Nation Road in Craftsbury Common, built around skiing, sculling, running, biathlon and cycling. Lodging ranges from modern hillside cabins and rustic lakeside cabins to dormitory rooms in Cedar Lodge, some with shared baths. The center also runs the Green Racing Project, a team of elite athletes who train there.

East Middlebury · Inn

A 14-room inn in East Middlebury in a building that dates to 1810, minutes from downtown Middlebury. Its exterior appeared as the Stratford Inn in the 1980s TV series Newhart. The inn has a restaurant and a pub. The Robert Frost Interpretive Trail and the Bread Loaf campus are a short drive up Route 125.

Chittenden · Resort

A resort on 700 lakefront acres along Chittenden Reservoir, with lodge rooms, cabins and guest houses. It has a 60-kilometer trail network for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, horseback riding, and a private beach with canoes and paddleboards. The property began as a farm. There is a restaurant and a tavern on site, and Killington is 11 miles away.

Peru · Lodge

A lodge on Route 11 in Peru, next door to Bromley Mountain, taking guests since 1924. There are 6 rooms in the main lodge, with gas fireplaces, and 3 freestanding cabins with kitchenettes. The restaurant serves house-made pasta, The Hut sells wood-fired pizza on weekends in season, and Bootlegger's Tavern serves family-style dinners in winter.

North Hero · Inn

A 23-room inn on 46 acres with half a mile of private shoreline on Lake Champlain in North Hero, with the Adirondacks visible across the water. Rooms are in the lakeside building and the Annex, and an 1880s farmhouse rents by the week. There are two clay tennis courts, a pitch-and-putt green, the Shore Acres Restaurant and the Bravo Zulu Lakeside Bar. It is open April through October, and dogs are welcome.

Norwich · Inn

An inn in Norwich village, a few minutes across the Connecticut River from Dartmouth College and Hanover. Rooms are in three buildings: the Main Inn, Ivy Lodge and Walker House. The inn has a historic dining room serving seasonal food, and Jasper Murdock's Alehouse brews its own beer on site. Hanover's restaurants and the Hopkins Center for the Arts are a short drive.

Montgomery Center · B&B

A B&B with rooms and suites in an 1880s Victorian house at 195 Main Street in Montgomery Center, 7 miles from Jay Peak. Every stay includes a full Vermont breakfast, and dogs are welcome in some suites. The Trout River runs through the village, and Montgomery's covered bridges are a short drive. It suits skiers who would prefer a small inn to the Jay Peak resort.

Landgrove · Inn

A 20-room inn in Landgrove, a small Vermont town with no traffic lights or commercial center, surrounded by farms, forest and the Long Trail. It is reached by dirt road, and cell service is patchy. Bromley and Okemo are both within driving range, and there is a pool and a tennis court for summer.

North River · Lodge

A lodge above Thirteenth Lake in North River, built in 1936 by Frank Hooper, whose garnet mine on the hill closed in 1929 when the ore ran out. Hooper had patented the vanning jig, which separated garnet from rock, and later sold the technology to the competing Barton mine. Rooms are in the original Log House, the Tea House and the Birches cottages. In winter there are 50 kilometers of groomed cross-country ski trails, and Gore Mountain's ski area is a short drive away.

Lake Placid · Resort

An all-suite resort in Lake Placid where every suite has a full kitchen and a cedar or mahogany balcony, with wood interiors modeled on the Adirondack Great Camps. The resort has the KANU Dining Room, a spa, an ice skating rink, a bowling alley, a movie theater and several pools. It received a MICHELIN Key in 2025. Lake Placid village and the Olympic venues are within walking distance.

Blue Mountain Lake · Resort

A Great Camp on Blue Mountain Lake that began in 1880 as the summer retreat of Civil War colonel Hiram Duryea, was bought at auction by the Collins family and opened as a resort in 1921. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2009. Cottages line the shore, and meals are served in the main lodge. The Adirondack Experience museum is a short drive.

Raquette Lake · Lodge

Built by William West Durant in 1897 and sold to Alfred Vanderbilt in 1901, Great Camp Sagamore is a National Historic Landmark on a private road off Route 28 in the central Adirondacks. All 27 original camp buildings still stand, including the main lodge, boathouse, recreation hall and staff quarters. The Sagamore Institute runs it for cultural programming: history tours, guided paddles, a summer concert series, and multi-day overnight stays with family-style meals. Reservations are required.

Saranac Lake · Hotel

A 1927 hotel restored and reopened in 2019 as Hotel & Camp Saranac, with 92 rooms across the historic building and a newer annex. The two-story lobby, with high ceilings and dark wood, is at the center of downtown Saranac Lake. Camp Saranac, the rooftop bar, looks out over the treetops to the mountains. It is the only full-service hotel with a restaurant and bar downtown. The Wild Center and the Saranac Lake Islands are a short drive. It is part of Hilton's Curio Collection.

Sabael · Resort

A family camp on Indian Lake, run since 1899, which describes itself as one of the oldest in the Adirondacks. The cabins are heated by wood stoves and lit by gas lamps, and meals are served on an open-air porch facing the lake. The property borders the New York State Forest Preserve, and guests have use of boats. It is open in summer, with workshops in the fall.

Lake Placid · Lodge

Thirty rooms and cabins on the shore of Lake Placid, including 17 lakeside cabins from the 1920s that survived the 2005 fire that destroyed the original main lodge. The rebuilt lodge and the cabins have twig furniture, bark siding and stone fireplaces in the Adirondack Arts and Crafts style. Kayaks, paddleboards and canoes are available at the waterfront. It is a Relais & Châteaux member and part of the Opal Collection.

Chestertown · B&B

Five guest rooms on a 70-acre wooded property bordering Friends Lake in Chestertown, each with a king bed, a stone fireplace, a Jacuzzi tub and lake or mountain views. Stays include an evening boat tour, a homemade breakfast served privately, and use of kayaks, canoes and paddleboards. On site are a movie theater, a sauna, a wine cellar and a lakeside fire pit.

Long Lake · Lodge

Housekeeping cabins on Long Lake, a 14-mile lake in the central Adirondacks. There is a private sandy beach, canoe and kayak rentals, and campfire pits on the waterfront. Long Lake village, with a general store and town dock, is a short walk. Cabins have kitchens, and guests bring their own food.

Long Lake · Hotel

A four-story hotel across from the Long Lake town beach, which describes itself as the last 19th-century Adirondack hotel still operating in the Park. The original Kellog's Lake House burned in 1898; the current building was up by 1899 and gained a formal dining room and more rooms in 1914. Twenty renovated rooms on the upper floors, with a restaurant, taproom and sitting room below. Helm's seaplane rides leave from the dock. Carol Young has owned and run it since 1990.

Blue Mountain Lake · Lodge

A resort on 500 feet of Blue Mountain Lake shoreline, built in 1898 as a private hunting camp named Nawadaha. Paul Provost, who vacationed here as a child, bought it in 1986. There are 8 rooms in the main lodge, 4 motel-style units and 9 cottages, and breakfast and a family-style dinner are included. Rooms have no TVs, phones or radios, and rowboats, kayaks and canoes are at the dock.

Hague · Resort

A resort in the village of Hague on the northern end of Lake George, with log cabins, chalets, a 9-bedroom Country Inn and motel rooms. A 400-foot natural sand beach comes with kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, sailboats, rowboats and paddleboats for guests. The cabin chalets have fireplaces and jetted tubs. Hague is about 30 miles north of Lake George village, and the resort is open year-round.

Big Moose · Lodge

A Great Camp-style complex on Big Moose Lake, built by master builder Earl Covey in 1924 and on the National Register of Historic Places since 2004. The Bowes family has owned and run it since 1951. The main lodge is a two-story log building with a verandah held up by whole tree trunks, and 19 historic cottages line the shore. There are no televisions or WiFi in the cabins. Open May through October.

Lake Placid · B&B

A small B&B on Paradox Bay on Lake Placid, with 8 rooms in two buildings. Cedar Lodge rooms have king beds, jetted tubs, dual sinks and European showers; Paradox Lodge rooms have private baths and lake or mountain views. Kayaks and canoes are free to use. The owner cooks breakfast from scratch every morning. It is on Saranac Avenue, about a mile from the Lake Placid village center.

Blue Mountain Lake · Cottages

Housekeeping cabins on the shore of Blue Mountain Lake in the central Adirondacks, each with a kitchen, a bath and a heater. There is a sand beach that slopes out 100 feet to a swim platform, a dock, a boat launch, lawns and a fire pit. The cottages are open from Memorial Day to mid-October, and July and August stays run Saturday to Saturday. Linens are available for a fee.

Bolton Landing · Resort

A resort on Green Island in Lake George, operating since 1883 and connected to Bolton Landing by a private bridge. The property includes the main hotel, lakeside cottages, a Donald Ross golf course, a full-service spa and water sports, plus several restaurants including the formal Sagamore Dining Room. It is part of the Opal Collection.

Keene · Inn

An inn in Keene that began as a stagecoach stop on the route between Lake Champlain and Lake Placid in the early 1800s. Joe-Pete Wilson, a former member of the U.S. Olympic cross-country ski team, ran the family operation from 1972 and named it the Bark Eater; Meghan Kirkpatrick and Tyler Nichols have run it since 2018. There are 6 rooms in the main farmhouse and 2 cabins in the woods, and breakfast is included.

Benson · Lodge

A Nordic ski and outdoor resort in Northville, founded by Finnish-born skier Olavi Hirvonen in 1979. Ten housekeeping cottages, called tupas, have up to four bedrooms, full kitchens and screened porches, and overnight guests can use a wood-burning Finnish sauna year-round. In winter there are 50 kilometers of groomed ski and snowshoe trails. In summer and fall, the 70-acre motor-free lake has swimming, kayaking, canoeing and fishing, plus 30 miles of hiking and mountain-bike trails.

Warrensburg · Resort

A family-owned all-inclusive resort in Warrensburg, operating since 1940 on 700 acres at the southern edge of the Adirondack Park. Activities include trail riding, a rodeo, and swimming and waterskiing on Sherman Lake; winter brings ice skating, sleigh rides, snowmobiling and downhill skiing. All meals are included; alcohol is extra. Lodging ranges from motel rooms to cabins and chalets. Lake George village is 25 minutes away.

Keene Valley · Inn

A family-run inn in Keene Valley with 12 rooms and 3 cottages, some rooms with wood-burning fireplaces and jetted tubs. Every stay includes a full breakfast cooked on site, with French toast, quiche and baked goods. The High Peaks trailheads are minutes away. There is no restaurant on site, but there are places to eat in the valley. Whiteface's Olympic venues are 15 minutes away and Lake Placid 20.

Inlet · Lodge

Five Adirondack lodges on Fourth Lake in the Fulton Chain, each sleeping 8 to 12 guests with 2 to 5 bedrooms, full kitchens, fireplaces, and kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards at a sandy beach. The property sits directly on Snowmobile Trail 5, which connects the entire Fulton Chain of Lakes system in winter. Inlet village is a short walk; Old Forge is 10 miles.

Big Moose · Cottages

Seventeen log cottages on the north shore of Big Moose Lake, run by the same family since the resort opened in 1904. Three meals a day are served in the central dining room, and cottages are cleaned daily, with a fire laid each day. The resort is open from late June to Columbus Day.

Keene · Lodge

Cottages and suites at 2835 Route 73 in Keene, beside Dart Brook, on a property that has taken travelers since the 1800s. Lodging ranges from open-plan cottages and one-bedroom suites to a multi-bedroom cottage, with names like Bell's Cottage and Halcyon House. The AuSable River runs through the valley below, with waterfalls and swimming holes, and High Peaks trailheads are a few minutes up Route 73.

Watkins Glen · Hotel

A 107-room hotel at the southern tip of Seneca Lake, next to Glen Harbor Marina, where many rooms have private balconies facing the lake. Blue Pointe Grille and Coldwater Bar are on site, with outdoor seating on The Patio around a firepit. There is an indoor pool and a hot tub. Watkins Glen State Park, with its gorge trail and 19 waterfalls, is within walking distance.

Hammondsport · B&B

Six rooms in the T.M. Younglove Octagon House, an 1859 Italianate stucco-and-stone building on the National Register of Historic Places and a well-preserved example of the mid-19th-century octagon-house movement. It sits on 3 acres in Hammondsport with an on-site spa. Full English and Irish breakfast is included, with vegan and gluten-free options. Keuka Lake wineries are a short drive.

Bluff Point · Inn

Built in 1838 by John Nicholas Rose as a wedding gift for his bride, a 2.5-story Greek Revival mansion with four Ionic columns and 6,000 square feet on a bluff overlooking Keuka Lake. The property later operated as Chateau Esperanza Winery (1979), and reopened as lodging in 2003 as The Mansion at Keuka Lake. Twenty-nine rooms are split between the historic mansion (8 rooms) and a newer inn building (21 rooms).

Watkins Glen · B&B

An 1892 Victorian mansion on 2.5 acres overlooking Seneca Lake in Watkins Glen. Fifteen rooms, including a turret room, plus sunrooms and a grand staircase. Breakfast is included and uses seasonal local ingredients. Downtown, the Watkins Glen State Park gorge trail and Watkins Glen International are all a short walk. EV charging on site.

Canandaigua · Lodge

Three suites on a wooded property near Canandaigua Lake, with a private pond and walking trails. Each suite has a soaking tub, fireplace and private bath, and a three-course breakfast and evening desserts are included. A Select Registry member, and ranked in TripAdvisor's top 25 US B&Bs for six consecutive years.

Ithaca · Inn

A 10-room inn in Ithaca's former Mayor's Mansion, which later served as the headquarters of Duncan Hines before standing vacant. Avi Smith spent four years restoring it and opened the Argos Inn in 2013, with LEED certification, geothermal heating and heated stone floors. Original works by Dalí and Miró hang alongside locally commissioned art. Bar Argos has a zinc bar and a patio hung with Moroccan lanterns.

Skaneateles · B&B

A turn-of-the-century Colonial Revival farmhouse at 3061 West Lake Road, across from Skaneateles Lake. The 6 guest rooms have gas fireplaces, whirlpool tubs and enclosed porches, and look out over meadows, vineyards and the farm's barn and stables. A full country breakfast is included, and the village of Skaneateles is a short drive north.

Fayetteville · Inn

A 90-room hotel and conference center in Fayetteville, east of Syracuse, with every room furnished with pieces from Stickley, the Arts and Crafts furniture maker based in upstate New York. The Wood Grille and Tap House cooks over a 96-inch grill fired with maple from a local farm. Breakfast is included, and Green Lakes State Park is nearby.

Skaneateles · Resort

A 34-room inn and spa at 851 West Genesee Street Road in Skaneateles, built in the style of a French country manor and modeled on Claude Monet's garden at Giverny, with water gardens and footbridges. The spa has mineral pools, steam rooms and a full treatment menu, and the Bistro serves French country food with seasonal ingredients. The village of Skaneateles, on the north shore of the lake, is a short drive.

Canandaigua · Hotel

A 124-room hotel on the north shore of Canandaigua Lake, 26 miles southeast of Rochester and a few minutes from downtown Canandaigua. Rose Tavern and the Sand Bar serve food and drinks, and the Library is a coffee shop and cocktail lounge. The Willowbrook Spa has cedar barrel saunas facing the lake, and there is a heated lakefront pool and hot tub. Boat rentals, captained cruises, kayaks and paddleboards are available.

Hector · Inn

A restaurant on Route 414 in Hector, on the east side of Seneca Lake, open since 1999, with a guest house of 4 units in a remodeled farmhouse next door. About 80% of the ingredients come from regional farms. The units range from an apartment with a full kitchen to a room with a balcony over the vineyards, and both the cafe and the guest house are open from early April to mid-November.

Lodi · B&B

An 1885 Victorian on 2.7 acres along Route 414 in Lodi, on the east side of Seneca Lake, with a deck overlooking the water and a koi pond. The 5 rooms each have a sitting area, and one has a balcony. A full breakfast is included and served every morning, year-round. Vineyards surround the property.

Ithaca · Glamping

Canvas safari tents at the foot of South Hill in Ithaca, on the grounds of La Tourelle Inn and within walking distance of Buttermilk Falls State Park. Tents have king beds or two queens and private balconies. Standard tents have no electricity; light comes from kerosene lanterns, and guests gather at a communal fire pit.

Ithaca · Hotel

A 153-room teaching hotel on the Cornell campus in Ithaca, run with Cornell's School of Hotel Administration since the 1950s. More than 300 students work alongside the professional staff each year. TavernaBanfi is the main restaurant, with The Regent Lounge, in-room dining and a student-run restaurant as well. Renovated in 2010. Ithaca's gorges are close by.

Hammondsport · Inn

A 17-room inn on Keuka Lake in the village of Hammondsport, with more than 230 feet of lake frontage, a private boat launch and boat slips for rent. There is a fire pit at the water's edge and a gazebo, and the inn is open from early April to late October. The village square and tasting rooms are a short walk, and the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum is about a mile south.

Ithaca · Inn

The former Rose Inn in Groton, rebuilt as the John Joseph Inn and Elizabeth Restaurant after a 2004 fire destroyed the original 1851 Italianate mansion. Chef-owner John Hamilton reopened in 2006 with 6 guest rooms and a restaurant that draws from local farms and changes its menu with the seasons. The mahogany spiral staircase, built by carpenter William Houser in 1922–24, partly survived the fire and was restored. The property sits on 10 acres, 20 miles from Ithaca.

Watkins Glen · Lodge

Operating since 1948 on Route 419 above Watkins Glen, Seneca Lodge has more than 80 units, including A-frame cabins, motel rooms and chalets, spread through woods 5 minutes from the state park gorge entrance. The tavern walls display laurel wreaths from Watkins Glen Grand Prix winners going back decades. There is an Adirondack-style restaurant on site. Race weekends book up early.

Trumansburg · Inn

A Victorian inn inside Taughannock Falls State Park, overlooking Cayuga Lake and the trail to Taughannock Falls, a single drop of 215 feet. The inn's restaurant serves non-guests as well as overnight visitors. Trails and gorge views surround the property, and Ithaca is about 10 miles south. It is open year-round.

Watkins Glen · Hotel

The former Glen Motor Inn on Route 14, the first motel built in Watkins Glen, bought in 2022 and reopened in 2023 as The Hotel Laurel at Seneca after a full renovation. Every room looks out on Seneca Lake, and some are 2-room suites. The Grill at the hotel serves breakfast and dinner. Watkins Glen State Park is about 2 miles away.

Pinkham Notch · Lodge

The Appalachian Mountain Club's lodge at Pinkham Notch on Route 16, at 2,032 feet at the eastern base of Mount Washington, 18 miles north of North Conway. It has private rooms and bunk rooms, and meal plans with breakfast, or breakfast and dinner, are optional. The Tuckerman Ravine Trail starts at the lodge. It is open year-round, and dogs are not allowed overnight.

Jackson · Inn

A 61-room inn at the center of Jackson Village, dating to 1869, with an 18-hole golf course, spa suites and cottages with private hot tubs. The 1869 Room is the restaurant, and Alpine is the tavern. The Jackson Ski Touring Foundation's cross-country trail network, Black Mountain and the village covered bridge are all close by.

Twin Mountain · Hut

An Appalachian Mountain Club hut beside Zealand Falls, reached by the Zealand Trail, a 2.8-mile hike from the end of Zealand Road. It is one of the few AMC huts open year-round. In winter the road is closed, adding about 3 miles each way, and the hut runs as self-service, so guests bring their own food. Guests sleep in bunkrooms.

Jackson · Inn

An 1895 inn in Jackson Village attributed to Stanford White of McKim, Mead & White, now an adults-only property with a full spa. Its restaurant, Forty at Thorn Hill, focuses on locally sourced ingredients, and the Wine Cellar and Granite Room are private dining spaces. Jackson has a covered bridge, a cross-country ski network and its own ski area, Black Mountain.

Whitefield · Resort

An 1865 resort hotel in Whitefield on high ground facing the Presidential Range and Mount Washington. The Tower Spa, a golf course and a dining room using local ingredients are on site. A renovation completed in the 2000s restored the Victorian building. Rates run below the Omni Mount Washington to the south.

Eaton · Inn

A 17-room inn on the slopes of Foss Mountain in Eaton with panoramic views of Mount Washington and the Presidential Range, originally the home of Frank Simonds, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist. Kevin Flynn and Jennifer Kovach have run it since the 1990s, along with Max's Restaurant and Pub: 40 seats, open to the public, with a seasonal menu using local and organic ingredients. Some rooms have fireplaces; all have mountain views.

Bretton Woods · Lodge

The Appalachian Mountain Club's lodge at the head of Crawford Notch on Route 302, opened in 2003 and designed to resemble the old Crawford House hotel. It has 37 rooms, from private rooms with their own baths to shared-bath rooms for two to six people, plus bunks in the Shapleigh Bunkhouse. Guided hikes and naturalist programs start from the lodge.

North Woodstock · Inn

An inn and brewery at 135 Main Street in North Woodstock, with rooms in eight buildings, from the Main House and Riverside House to the Cascade Lodge. The brewery on site offers tours, and the restaurant and pub serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Lincoln and the Kancamagus Highway are a few minutes east.

Jackson · Resort

A 96-room resort on a ridge above Jackson Village, operating since 1879, when the Gale family first opened their farmhouse to twelve summer guests. The building grew around that farmhouse, and its 280-foot wraparound veranda and a 1926 hydroelectric elevator, now on display, are original. A 9-hole golf course sits on the inn's former pastures. It is a member of Historic Hotels of America. Jackson's covered bridge, cross-country ski network and Black Mountain are all close by.

Franconia · Inn

A 29-room country inn on 65 acres in the Easton Valley, taking guests since 1863. The white clapboard building was rebuilt in the 1930s after a fire. It faces Mount Lafayette, Franconia Notch and the Kinsman Range. Summer brings horseback riding on the property and glider rides from the on-site soaring port; winter brings 40 kilometers of groomed cross-country ski trails. There is a pub, a dining room, two porches and a library.

Lincoln · Lodge

A condo-style resort at 36 Lodge Road in Lincoln, beside the Pemigewasset River, with studios, 1-bedroom suites and loft suites, all with private balconies. Stays include a year-round heated indoor pool, a hot tub, a sauna and a fitness center, and a seasonal shuttle runs to Loon Mountain. Clark's Trading Post and the Flume Gorge are nearby.

Sugar Hill · Inn

The surviving 1880s annex of the original Sunset Hill grand hotel on Sugar Hill, which held 350 guests before it closed in 1973 and was torn down. The annex was restored and reopened in 2015, and reopened again in 2026 under Hideaway Inns as Hideaway Inn Franconia Notch, with 32 redesigned rooms. From the ridge, the White Mountains are visible to the east and Vermont's Green Mountains to the west. There is a golf course and dining on the grounds.

Shelburne · Inn

A 160-acre resort in Shelburne on Route 2 in the Androscoggin River valley, with northern White Mountain peaks on three sides. Trails for hiking, mountain biking, ATVs and snowmobiles start on the property, and Jericho Mountain State Park is close by. There is a pool, a hot tub and a restaurant. It is north of the busier North Conway and Lincoln areas.

Hart's Location · Campground / Cabins

A campground with cabins and yurts on 100 acres along the Saco River, on Route 302 in Hart's Location below Crawford Notch. There are 100 campsites, some beside the river, and a general store. Pets are welcome, and trails, biking and river wading are close by. Route 302 continues north through the notch to Bretton Woods.

Glen · B&B

A bed and breakfast at 404 Route 302 in Glen, beside the 1850s Bartlett Covered Bridge over the Saco River. It has 5 guest rooms, including a suite, and breakfast is included. Guests can swim or tube in the river from the property, and there is an outdoor hot tub. North Conway is a short drive.

North Conway · Hotel

An 80-room resort in Hale's Location, North Conway, bordering Echo Lake State Park and the White Mountain National Forest. It has a 9-hole golf course, the Balance Spa, Finnish saunas and an outdoor heated pool and hot tub open year-round, plus a restaurant and tavern. Hiking and biking trails start from the property, and it is family-owned.

East Madison · Resort

A family-run four-season resort on 1,300 acres above Purity Lake in East Madison, operating since 1914, with its own ski area, King Pine. The 100-acre lake has a sandy beach, with waterskiing, kayaking and paddleboarding in summer. In winter, 20 kilometers of groomed snowshoe trails run through the Hoyt Wildlife Sanctuary on the grounds. Lodging includes 23 guest rooms plus condos, cottages and lodge units.

Littleton · Inn

A Greek Revival hotel on Littleton's Main Street, built in 1843 and opened in 1850 as Thayer's White Mountain Hotel, with three-story fluted Doric columns and an octagonal cupola. It calls itself the oldest continuously operated hotel in the White Mountains and has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1982. The 35 rooms range from standard rooms to family suites and units with kitchenettes. Past guests include Ulysses S. Grant, Franklin Pierce and P.T. Barnum.

Jackson · Inn

A 20-room inn and a cottage on the Ellis River at the edge of Jackson village. The main house is an 1893 farmhouse built by carpenter Andrew Harriman; it became a 6-room B&B in 1985, and a 13-room north wing was added in 1993. Many rooms have a fireplace, a two-person jetted tub or a balcony facing the river or mountains. A country breakfast is included, and there is an outdoor pool, a sauna and a game room with a pub. John and Mary Kendzierski have owned it since 2014.

North Conway · Lodge

A 20-room bed and breakfast in North Conway with a direct connection to Babe Ruth: his daughter Julia Ruth Stevens co-owned the property with her husband Richard Flanders in the 1940s, and Babe Ruth was a regular visitor, staying in Room 2. That room is still furnished with the original pieces the Babe used and filled with memorabilia from his visits. Cranmore ski area is steps away.

Franconia · Inn

A 12-bedroom lodge on Wells Road in Franconia, bordering the White Mountain National Forest, now rented mainly to groups for retreats and weddings. It began as an 1830s farmhouse and barn; financier William V.C. Ruxton bought the farm in 1945 and built the inn in the style of an English fox-hunting lodge, finishing the lobby and tavern in 1947. There is a lobby with a fireplace and grand piano, a tavern, a library and gardens. The Tucker Brook Trail connects it to Cannon Mountain.

Littleton · Inn

An 1833 Federal farmhouse at 2 West Main Street in Littleton that has reopened after a year of renovations. There are 7 suites, each with a full bathroom, and stays have a two-night minimum. The owners say the restaurant, with a rotating menu by chef Hwasoo, will open to the public on weekends.

Mount Washington · Hut

The highest of the Appalachian Mountain Club's huts, at 5,012 feet just below Mount Monroe and about 1.5 miles from the summit of Mount Washington, beside the two alpine Lakes of the Clouds. It sleeps 90 in bunk rooms for 6 to 15 people, and dinner and breakfast are included. The hut is open from early June to mid-September and is reached by a 3-mile climb on the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail.

Bretton Woods · Inn

A Victorian inn built in 1896 and restored, with 34 rooms and suites, on the grounds of the Omni Mount Washington Resort in Bretton Woods. It is run as part of the resort, at a smaller scale than the 1902 main hotel across the grounds. The resort's Donald Ross golf course and the Bretton Woods ski area, which the resort also operates, are nearby.

Gorham · Motel

A motel at 324 Main Street in Gorham, which bills itself as affordable and unfussy, with a seasonal pool, a creekside gazebo and grills. ATV and snowmobile trails start across the street, and restaurants and shops are within walking distance. Mount Washington, Jericho Mountain State Park and Story Land are a short drive.

Sugar Hill · Inn

A farmhouse inn on Sugar Hill, built in 1789, with views of the Franconia Range from the dining room and most rooms. Rooms are in the main house and 7 cottage rooms, many with soaking tubs and fireplaces. Breakfast is made to order with in-house baking, the restaurant serves dinner, and massages are offered. Children are not allowed.

Thornton · Resort

A resort in Thornton on the Pemigewasset Valley floor, built around an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course. Lake Harold, a private lake on the property, has a beach, paddleboarding and winter ice skating. The WellNest Spa is on site. Lodging ranges from guest rooms to lakeside villas and gambrel homes that sleep up to twelve. Loon Mountain is a short drive.

Bethlehem · Inn

A historic resort in Bethlehem built around a 1914 Donald Ross golf course. The original Maplewood hotel complex opened in 1876, hosted Presidents Grant and Roosevelt, and burned in the 1960s. The surviving 1889 Casino building is now the 20-room Inn at Maplewood, booked mainly for groups (8 rooms minimum) and golf packages. The course is open to individual golfers and day visitors.

Jackson · Inn

An inn and tavern at 94 Main Street in Jackson Village, open for more than 80 years. Rooms have a queen bed, a private bath and a gas fireplace. The post-and-beam Tavern and the Country Dining Room serve comfort food, with garden seating from May to October and live music four to five nights a week. The cross-country network, the covered bridge and Black Mountain are close by.

Beans Grant · Hut

An Appalachian Mountain Club hut at 3,288 feet in Carter Notch, between Carter Dome and Wildcat Mountain, reached by a 3.8-mile hike on the Nineteen-Mile Brook Trail. Two bunkhouses sleep up to 40 in rooms for 4 to 6. In summer, dinner and breakfast are served family-style; the rest of the year it runs as a self-service hut. The glacial Carter Ponds are beside the hut.

North Conway · Inn

A 17-room inn on Route 16 at the north end of North Conway, built in 1785 by a Revolutionary War veteran on land granted for his service. It faces Mount Washington and the Presidential Range. The dining room is candlelit, and its menu includes Caesar salads made tableside and flambéed desserts.

Lincoln · Resort

A resort on Route 3 in Lincoln with rooms, cottages, bungalows and houses, beside its own Shadow Lake, where guests can fish and use pedal boats. A heated outdoor pool and hot tub are open year-round, and there is an observation tower. The Profile Room restaurant overlooks the lake, and the Thunderbird Lounge is on site.

Bartlett · Resort

A resort on Route 302 in Bartlett, between North Conway and the Attitash ski area, with suites, rooms and condominiums with full kitchens. There are indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs, snowshoe and Nordic trails, an outdoor skating rink and a fire pit. Many units have decks, and North Conway is a short drive east.

North Conway · Inn

The summer estate of carpet manufacturer Erastus Bigelow, built in 1872 on 33 private acres a mile north of North Conway. Its English-manor interiors (oak woodwork, leaded-glass windows, beamed ceilings and carved detailing) date from an 1895 redesign by Bigelow's daughter, Helen Bigelow Merriman. There are 26 rooms, 7 with wood-burning fireplaces and 12 with Jacuzzi tubs. The Library Martini Lounge has a fieldstone fireplace and carved paneling.

Lincoln · Resort

A resort at 90 Loon Mountain Road in Lincoln that describes itself as Loon Mountain's only slopeside lodging, open year-round. It has a full-service spa and wellness center, a farm-to-table restaurant and a pub, and it hosts meetings and weddings. Lincoln's shops and the Kancamagus Highway are a few minutes away.

Phoenicia, NY · Boutique Resort

Five suites on Stony Clove Creek along Route 214 in Phoenicia, for guests 16 and older, with self check-in and no restaurant. A waterfront sauna looks over the creek, guests use the creek itself as a cold plunge, and there is a saltwater pool. Two of the suites, Trout Lily and the Meadow Suite, have full kitchens.

Lenox · Inn

A 16-room inn on Main Street in Lenox that reopened in April 2026 after a renovation of just under $1.4 million. The main house dates to 1780 and has been a hotel since 1951; rooms are split between it, a side building and 4 cottages. Check-in is digital and self-serve. Breakfast is not served on site; guests get nightly credits at partner restaurants in town. Guests must be 21 or older, and pets are not allowed.

Great Barrington · Motel

A 16-room motel on Stockbridge Road in Great Barrington, formerly the Briarcliff Motel, renamed in 2024 by the owners of the Red Lion Inn. Rooms are decorated with pieces from the Red Lion's archives, and guests can use the Red Lion's heated pool, hot tub and fitness center 3 miles away in Stockbridge. Continental breakfast is included, there is a fire pit and a guest lounge with a fireplace, and pets are welcome.

South Egremont · Inn

A 12-room inn on Main Street in South Egremont, about 2 miles from Great Barrington. The main house was built around 1786 and has taken guests since the 1940s under several names, the last being The Egremont Village Inn. New owners renovated it in 2025. ButtonBall Kitchen, the inn's restaurant, opened in 2026 to guests and the public, and The Barn, a live music venue, is on the property. Pets are welcome.