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Olde Rhinebeck Inn C.1745
340 Wurtemburg Rd
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
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Deer Hill
inviting and cheerful, this lovely and whimsical room offers a high oak queen-size bed, private bath, and a charming private porch. the separate sitting area features barn siding and all original exposed beams.
- May - Oct (/ $250.00) $295.00
- Nov - April (/ $225.00) $250.00
Sprited Dove
atop a narrow stairway, this spacious room with high ceiling and exposed original beams offers a queen-size bed and private bath with jacuzzi tub. the french door leads to a south-facing balcony overlooking the spring-fed pond.
- May - Oct (/ $250.00) $295.00
- Nov - April (/ $225.00) $250.00
Ryefield Suite
this two-room suite features a dramatic queen-size canopy bed, adjoining sitting/dressing room with twin bed, and private bath. with the squire in mind, the ryefield suite is tastefully decorated in a huntsman motif.
- May - Oct (/ $250.00) $295.00
- Nov - April (/ $225.00) $250.00
Plow & Harrow
this spacious upstairs suite with separate sitting room has a queen size pencil post bed, delightfully large windows, bathroom with converted primitive drysink, 2 person shower and antique clawfoot tub. gas fireplace for heat.
- May - Oct (/ $250.00) $295.00
- Nov - April (/ $225.00) $250.00
Apple Blossom Cottage
apple blossom cottage is an 1840's cottage located on a retired three-acre apple orchard in rhinebeck, new york. with terrific proximity to rhinebeck village, fairgrounds and aerodrome, as well as local museums, estates and colleges, apple blossom cottage is a perfect rental for a couple or small family looking to get away and take in the scenic hudson valley at their own pace.
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Olde Rhinebeck Inn is an early American bed and breakfast farmhouse of remarkable integrity. Located just three and a half miles southeast of the charming village of Rhinebeck, NY, the four-room inn is ideally located to enjoy the highlights of the Hudson River Valley. Built more than three decades before the Revolutionary war by German settlers, this historic inn retains many of its original architectural details. Walk the original wide plank floors of the cozy living room, admire the patina of centuries old buttermilk finishes and lie beneath the rugged hand hewn chestnut beams.