Apartment in Hillsdale, NY
Reasons to book
About this apartment rental
All three bedrooms have comfortable beds with cotton linens. Extra blankets and towels are kept in the house.
There are two full bathrooms plus a half bath, a fully equipped kitchen with dining for six, and a comfortable living room for movie nights, games or relaxing after a day at Catamount.
Outside, enjoy the deck and deep backyard. A washer and dryer are also in the home.
The house is yours alone: your own independent entrance, your own keypad code, and both floors to yourselves. The deck and the back yard are shared with the rental next door.
Check-in from 4pm, check-out by 11am. Self check-in with a code, so a late arrival is no trouble.
Street parking on Anthony Street, with room for everyone’s car.
You’re right in the heart of Hillsdale, with plenty to do without spending the day in the car.
Catamount Mountain Resort is about 5 minutes away for skiing, snowboarding and summer activities. Roe Jan Brewing is just a few doors away, and Hillsdale House and Cook & Larder are also an easy walk.
The Harlem Valley Rail Trail is about a minute away for walking and biking. Taconic State Park and Bash Bish Falls are roughly 8 minutes away, and Copake Lake is nearby for summer days on the water.
Great Barrington and the Berkshires are about 15–20 minutes away, Hudson about 25 minutes, and NYC roughly 2½ hours.
oe Jan Brewing is a few doors up Anthony Street, and Hillsdale House and Cook & Larder are just around the corner on Route 23, so dinner and morning coffee don’t need the keys.
For everything else, it’s a short drive. Catamount is about 5 minutes east on Route 23, and Little Apple Cidery is about 5 minutes north. Taconic State Park’s Copake Falls area is about 10 minutes south on Route 22, for Bash Bish Falls and the Harlem Valley Rail Trail. Copake Lake is about 10 minutes west.
Great Barrington and the Berkshires are about 20 minutes east, Hudson is about 25 to 30 minutes west, and Tanglewood in Lenox is about 40 minutes. Albany is about an hour north, and New York City is about two and a half hours south.
Coming by train? Amtrak runs from New York’s Penn Station to Hudson, about 30 minutes away, and Metro-North’s Harlem Line runs from Grand Central to Wassaic, about 40 minutes south.
Street parking on Anthony Street, with room for the whole group’s cars.
Dogs stay free. There’s no pet fee and no size restriction.
A portion of every booking supports Wag Creek, a Hudson Valley nonprofit creating new ways for rescue dogs and potential adopters to spend meaningful time together before adoption. Your stay helps give vulnerable dogs another chance at finding the right home.
The street is residential and quiet. Quiet hours after 10pm. No parties or events.
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