Updated Aug. 24, 2020 Among the many things that have changed amid the COVID-19 situation is how we eat. Woodstock’s many restaurants have long been communal gathering areas, where we meet with friends and neighbors, sharing the experience of dining, … Continue reading
With life being upended, and the uncertainty of fighting an invisible enemy, these times are anything but normal. We certainly miss our guests lounging by the stream and enjoying coffee on the bluestone patios. Yet Mother Nature is proving that … Continue reading
Well, for better or worse, the secret of the Catskills being the best getaway in New York seems to be out. While the quiet of the winter season used to be a refresher for those of us who are on … Continue reading
And just like that, fall is over and winter has arrived. From a lovely warm Thanksgiving Day to a Sunday holiday snowstorm, the seasons changed. And now, it is time to embrace the opportunities winter brings in the Catskills, especially … Continue reading
The magic of fall is upon the mountains. This year weather prognosticators claim yellows and reds will be the dominant color of Mother Nature’s transformation of the area’s trees. Of course, some orange will also highlight the display. It certainly … Continue reading
Can’t decide which is harder to believe – that it’s been half a century since THE Woodstock Concert, or that summer is almost half over (helllllo August!) Either way, it seems that time is slipping by so quickly. And those … Continue reading
Our guests come from throughout the world to stay with us, and it’s always amazing that certain attributes of the Inn appeal to them. Our location is key – we’re in the heart of town but a hidden sanctuary of … Continue reading
With the cold weather upon us so early this year, many people believe Jack Frost is here to stay through at least February, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to hibernate. Instead, it’s time to embrace the opportunities that winter … Continue reading
Fall in the Catskills is so beautiful and there are so many things to do. It’s an amazing time of year that seems to pass all too quickly, so we encourage you, during this colorful but fleeting season, to … Continue reading
It seems this year’s mid-week July 4th holiday left quite a few folks missing out on a long holiday weekend. As a result we’re already getting a lot of inquiries about the next long weekend: Labor Day. It’s rapidly arriving, … Continue reading
