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William Ziegler of Saugerties opened his restaurant & inn in 1864 and we carry on the tradition of providing fine food and lodging today. The first floor has original paddle fans, walnut bar, and plaster on canvas ceilings still in evidence today. Upstairs we have also maintained many of the original features of this grand old building. Climb the stairs to find rooms tastefully decorated with antique tables, lamps, bathroom fixtures, paintings and prints purchased at Hudson Valley auctions. All four rooms are bright and airy with lots of windows, have a private bathroom with tub and/or shower, a TV and air conditioning There is an off street private parking lot. There are 3 rooms with double beds, and a two bedroom suite with sitting room. Combining antiques and old world charm with modern conveniences, The Inn at Cafe Tamayo can accommodate 10-12 guests.

Bordering on the Esopus Creek with the majestic Catskill Mountains as the backdrop, you will find a natural retreat on this secluded waterfront estate in New York’s Hudson Valley. Eight private acres of manicured gardens, sculpture park, rolling lawns, wild fields, forests, and a Zen-inspired pond (with an outstanding sculpture by one of the owners) — all lead the poetic wanderer to the artist-designed gazebo on the shore of the peaceful Esopus where swans and blue herons and the bald eagle glide by. Woods and water are all to be seen for miles, because this stunning property is bordered by Saugerties’ nature conservancy, The Esopus Bend Nature Preserve… A watchful eye will be rewarded with sightings of beavers, minks, the fox, coyote, white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, rabbits, and many, many more of nature’s delights.

The Sculpture Park

The art connoisseur will enjoy the internationally acclaimed outdoor sculptures sited along the wooded paths. The magical Turtle Isle is the owners’ private, two-acre Sculpture Park that continues to be a vision in the making, with new sculptures added to the collection every month. Turtle Isle offers an inspiring overview of sculptural styles from the earth-sculpture movement of the sixties to minimalist and abstract, and to the present-day imaginative figurative works. Materials range from native wood to forged steel and found objects.

The world changes drastically as you drive through the sprawling wrought iron gates at the Renwick Clifton House, located in the charming village of Saugerties, NY. You can not help but to notice the 200 year old massive cucumber magnolia tree that graces the front of this Southern style, 1812 mansion.  Oversized rocking chairs span the length of the front porch, while the Hudson River peers around the eastern corner.

At Smythe House you will enjoy the following to make your stay more comfortable.

AMENITIES

Refreshments upon arrival
Selection of Toiletries in bathrooms
Private Jaccuzzi tubs
Concierge Service
Laundry / Dry Cleaning
Computer Terminal with Internet

Built in the 1930s on a hilltop in West Camp, New York, the Bluestone Country Manor Bed and Breakfast is a meticulously restored and maintained estate.