New Paltz Hotel Guide - Adair Vineyards hotels in New Paltz, United States of America.

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"The property was very homey and welcoming. Great for families. The backyard has lots of space for kids to run around. Great location, very close to attractions. Look forward to staying again in the future!"

"Wonderful amazing beautiful!!!A great place , well stocked and so nice. The interior is very cozy with everything you need to feel home away fromYour home. The outside is equally as stunning with deer every day amazing sky views of planets stars and moon. Beautiful sunsets and gray Mountain View’s. "

"It was a perfect stay for what we needed, it was comfortable, would definitely recommend this place if you’re in the area"

"Great house in a great location. Tons of different spaces for the group to spread out "

"We stayed here with 9 people. The place was large enough to accommodate us it was very spacious. We loved the beams and stone inside the house. The property was very clean. We would stay here again. The location was great for us because we were visiting wineries and breweries in the area. It was also close enough to Marlboro where my son lives. "

"Where do I start…. Everything was clean and felt so luxurious. The staff was unbelievably polite, kind, and caring. The grounds are beautiful. The spa is perfect. The amenities are top tier. The food is TRULY farm to table (you can go see the farm on a 5 minute walk if you need proof). Just the perfect weekend getaway. Will definitely stay again, either with a group or just the 2 of us."

"A group of friends gathered at this peaceful spot for a summer weekend. We enjoyed the quiet along with proximity to lots of hiking trails and to Main Street with its many shops and restaurants. We spent evenings on the lovely back porch where there seemed to always be a breeze. "

"This property has a great location convenient to town and country. I loved the Victorian cottage style decor. I was slightly confused about access to trails; thinking it would be more direct (from a walking perspective)."