Rhinebeck – apartamenty na pobyt wakacyjny

The Ivy on the Stone

The oldest house you can stay at in the historic heart of Kingston! Walkable! This landmark 1680 stone house has been featured in Upstate Diary and Houzz. Enter this 350 sq ft luxe apartment through a secret garden and a shared porch. The private spa-like bathroom features a clawfoot tub, and rain shower. Featuring an organic queen bed, an electric fireplace, workspace, William Morris wallpaper, and a Nespresso maker. If you want to stay in the larger house visit: https://abnb.me/EexspArCAIb

Rhinebeck Ridge - A Woodland Studio Retreat

Nature surrounds this tranquil space nestled within a heavily wooded scenic ridge district, far off the road. Near Omega, Rhinebeck Village, Bard, Walkway over the Hudson, hiking, parks, wineries, swimming, antique stores, farmers markets. Newly constructed & lovingly designed by its builder owner, great attention has been given to quality details designed to soothe your soul. Ideal for singles or couples of any orientation wishing to elegantly commune with nature with all the comforts of home.

Romantic Apartment in Historic Stone Ridge

Relax in this cozy apartment in our beautiful colonial house in the middle of historical Stone Ridge, NY. It offers perfect mixture of rustic and modern styles and is decorated with original art. Full kitchen is equipped with everything you need to prepare a great meal. It is perfect for all seasons and located within walking distance to restaurants, coffee shops, yoga studios, groceries. New Paltz, Woodstock, Minnewaska, Mohonk Preserves, Shawangunk Ridge are all within the short 20 min drive.

Rondout Rendezvous

Enjoy the historic Rondout district of Kingston while relaxing in this beautiful, one-bedroom, one bath unit on the first floor of a brick building from 1900. Historic charm meets modern amenities, with 12' ceilings, in-floor heating, and an open concept kitchen, living and dining area across the street from the Hideaway Marina on the Rondout Creek. Take a relaxing walk along the water to the historic waterfront area on Broadway for dining, shopping or a boat ride on the Hudson River.

Shack in the Heart of Rosendale

This unique, centrally located 500 sq ft ground-floor, 1.5 story apartment is in an ideal location to explore Rosendale and the surrounding areas. Located in a 1890s Brownstone, the Shack is a comfortable refurbished studio with hand hewn beams, brick walls and a wood burning stove. Sleep in a queen Murphy bed (pulls down) and prepare food in the kitchenette. Keep in mind nobody above you and the town shuts down at 10 PM so you have a decent amount of peace and quiet.

Private Studio Close to Downtown Rhinebeck

This modern studio apartment is ideal for a weekend retreat or remote working base. Just 17 minutes from Omega, we offer a Queen-size bed, free WiFi, and a Smart TV. The fully-equipped kitchenette and work/eating bar make meal prep and productivity easy. The bathroom features a rain shower head and Bluetooth speaker. With its own entrance and ample street parking, it ensures privacy and convenience. Give it a try – you won’t be disappointed!

Historic Strand House -Unit 1 Capt. Anderson Suite

Brand new luxury apartments in a restored historic building located in the heart of the historic Rondout District in downtown Kingston. A five minute walk from the waterfront, restaurants, bars, galleries, shops and marina. The Strand House consists of 4 units: (2) studios and (2) two-bedrooms all individually decorated and thoughtfully curated.

A Lovely Historic Apartment

A historic, Italianate Victorian located on a quiet street in downtown Hudson, two blocks away from charming Warren Street. Our property has a fenced-in backyard filled with lovely greenery, lush gardens, and meditative places to lounge. Designed with comfort and beauty in mind, our chic, peaceful nest is the perfect place to land in Hudson.

Colonel Hasbrouck’s 1735 Stone House, Garden Level

Right in Kingston's historical Stockade District, this garden-level apartment blends original 18th-century decorative features like dutch doors and a large stone hearth with modern amenities like a washer/dryer and easy keyless entry. It's part of the Colonel Abraham Hasbrouck House, a registered historical landmark built in 1735.