Hotel in New York City, United States
Farmhouse Catskills
150pts
About Farmhouse Catskills
"Preserving the feel of its past life as a Borscht Belt-era country inn, the newcomer shows off elevated offerings like a speakeasy-style bar and a modern European bistro. A restored century-old farmhouse serves as the centerpiece of a sprawling property designed to entice a new generation of travelers to The Catskills. The hotel’s 75 guest rooms, many appointed with Simmons mattresses, Bower Studio lighting fixtures, and sculptural tubs by Jaime Hayon, are scattered among several unique structures including a handful of bungalows, a cluster of secluded A-frame cabins, and a retrofitted two-level pool house. The menu at the indoor-outdoor bistro is made up of simple, seasonal dishes that showcase regional produce, organic meat, farm-fresh cheese, and sustainably sourced fish. The beverage program includes selections from nearby vineyards, breweries, and distilleries. Coming soon: a Swedish–style spa and glass-front wooden sauna overlooking the surrounding forest."
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