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Just across from The Beekman Arms is one of our favorite spots in town.
Calico, a small French patisserie, has an always tempting
selection of delicious pastries, croissants and muffins, as well as
teas, coffee, and rich hot chocolate. Each day there is a specialty
sandwich, soup and salad offering. Calico is a great place for a quick
and tasty lunch!
Nestled deep in a secluded area of Dutchess County, lies and exclusive and private guest house surrounded by nature showcasing sevven acres of wooded splendor through all four seasons. Hideaway offers both suites and rooms, all with king size beds, double Jacuzzi's, separate showers, refrigerators, cable TV, A/C, gas fireplaces, phone, and wi-fi.
THis turn-of-the-century building, with its ornatedly carved ninteen foot bar, intimate, softly lit dining room and tastefully decorated guest rooms.
Don't despair if you do not have a car. AMTRAK serves the nearby hamlet of Rhinecliff, and the train ride up along the Hudson is relaxing and beautiful. There is taxi service available from Rhinecliff Station to town. We're sure you'll enjoy your stay in Rhinebeck, no matter how you travel! |
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short two hour drive from Manhattan brings you to the pastoral Hudson
river valley and its many farming villages and small towns. Founded
over three hundred years ago by European settlers, Rhinebeck has a long
history. Though the great mansions of the Morgans and Astors are long
gone, Rhinebeck remains a vibrant and busy little town, with much to
explore. We offer you a few of our favorite destinations, in the hope
that you, too, will enjoy visiting these favorite spots. No trip to
Rhinebeck is complete without a stop at the historic Beekman
Arms Hotel, the oldest continuously operating hotel in America.
The saying,"George Washington slept here" is actually true
of the Beekman; Aaron Burr and Franklin D. Roosevelt have also been
overnight guests. This grand old building is the cornerstone of Rhinebeck's
commercial center on Route 9. Catch a meal in the Beekman 1776 Tavern
which boasts a fine selection of Hudson River wines. If you travel with
a pet, (well behaved, of course) the Beekman Arms does have some rooms
where they are welcome! 
Come
in and relax on the Mitchell Gold sectional or peruse the large selection
of decorating books from the Hammertown "Library."
Hammertown Rhinebeck, sister-store of Hammertown Barn in Pine Plains
and Hammertown in Great Barrington, offers a wide selection of home,
furnishing and gift items. Hammertown's unique and much admired collection
of country lifestyle furniture, gifts, home furnishings is a wonderful
place to stop and rest before dining at Gigi's (We're right next door).
Changes,
another Montgomery Row neighbor, is a fine men's clothing store carrying
the best of style, from sweats to suits. Changes is well stocked with
clothing personally selected from some of today's finest designers.
From traditional to hip, Changes helpful staff can make the perfect
match between the customer and the clothing to complement his life style.
A
short walk up Montgomery Street will bring you to the Haven,
a lovely old building built in 1900. Completely renovated by owners
Lisa Bare and Erin Wootton, the Haven is a quiet and peaceful oasis
on busy Route 9. With their backgrounds in beauty (both are estheticians)
the women have transformed the elegant old home into two floors of tranquil
rooms with soft candlelight and soothing music, sheer curtains and immaculate
white beds (fresh rose petals are scattered on top) for facials, acupuncture,
qigong, or body polishes, masks or wraps. There is a room for private
yoga, a 'wet room' for mud treatments, and nutritional counseling is
also available. The owners believe that change comes from within, and
their full line of services promote change to restore balance to the
body and mind. For a complete list of available services, hours and
fees, call to inquire.
Hideaway Suites 
Madalin Hotel and Madalin's Table in Tivoli