Gårdshotell i Hudson River Valley

“Beautiful rural location, a short drive to many attractions in the Berkshires and in Columbia County. Cozy space with a small couch, a dinette, a small but functional kitchen, 2 bedrooms (one up a steep flight of stairs), and a nice deck with views of woods and fields.”

“We found the Farmhouse very comfortable and well equiped for our 3 night stay. Quick and easy to get to Saratoga Springs and the race track. One of our favorite places we've stayed in our travels!”

“The hosts were great communicators! The space was artistic with a relaxing vibe. Comfortable, quiet and clean. We would love to return for another stay. ”

“Charming and very awesomely quirky farmhouse. Definitely like stepping back in time. Great vibe and atmosphere for a stay in The Berkshires. Much of the house is original, which makes it special. Beds were super comfortable. Great stay for a visit to Tanglewood with family. Communication with owner was excellent.”

“Group of my closest friends from high school stayed on Red Hill Mountain at this superbly rustic and comfortable Claryville farmhouse. Each of us taking respite from work, family, kids, spouses and modernity, we all spent "Groundhog's Day" weekend hiking, hot tubbing, cooking, watching a movie* and relaxing by the fire. With most stores more than a half-hour away, we took advantage of the large versatile farmhouse kitchen when preparing our meals; which were needed after the 2-mile round-trip...

“It was a great location with privacy. House was the perfect size for us. Would definitely consider for next year's tournament. ”

“Michael and Lynne were gracious hosts in their conveniently located, historic, and comfortable Hudson Valley farmhouse.”

“We spent a week with our young daughter, and we made the best choice to stay here. The house has plenty of space--a huge kitchen--and is very clean (there are also cleaning supplies provided--especially important if you have a crumb-dropping kid--as well as many other supplies. ). We really miss sitting on the porch watching the horses across the road.”