The Carlyle
A silk-stocking landmark located one block over Central Park in New York, this romantic hotel in New York City is refined and elegant.
T: +1 212 744-1600. 180 rooms; US$ 500-
www.thecarlyle.com
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A silk-stocking landmark located one block over Central Park in New York, this romantic hotel in New York City is refined and elegant.
T: +1 212 744-1600. 180 rooms; US$ 500-
www.thecarlyle.com
A stylishly designed romantic New York city hotel.
T: +1 212 226 6400. 86 rooms. US$ 495-
www.firmdale.com
Turn of the century restored Beaux-Arts building with interiors by French designer Jacques Garcia. Each romantic hotel room is appointed with richly textured custom-designed furnishings and original artwork
T: +1 885 796-1505. 168 rooms. US$ 395-
www.thenomadhotel.com
The design of the bedroom is based on the Dewey decimal system so if your room number corresponds to ‘Religion, Native American’, you’ll find books and decorative items relating to same.
T: +1 212 983-4500. 60 rooms. US$ 245-
www.libraryhotel.com
Formerly a brick warehouse, Robert De Niro’s latest TriBeCa venture was created using reclaimed wood and luxurious materials. Each guestroom is unique.
T: +1 212 941-8900. 88 rooms. US$ 475-
www.thegreenwichhotel.com
Hip rustic b&b created by a former pro hockey player.
4 room b&b & cabin
www.urbancowboy.com
An eastern suburb of New York City, featuring both a quiet pastoral North Fork and an upscale see-and-be-seen South Fork (The Hamptons).
Restaurants, shops, beaches & celebrities.
More English country manor than New York, this romantic hotel is like “staying at grandma’s in the Hamptons, if grandma is a bit rich”.
T: +516 324-4081. 5 room b&b. US$ 375-, high season.
www.bakerhouse1650.com
Scandavian hotelier renovated the 17th century inn and restaurant overlooking East Hamtpon’s village green and pond.
T: +1 631 324-500.6 19 rooms. US$ 310-
www.themaidstone.com
Manicured lawns, high hedges and old money.
Great beach, bay and live music scene.
Stylish inn with private patios and wood-burning fireplace suites. Each of the cottages has its own gym and steam room.
T: +1 631 267 8500. 7 suites and 3 cottages. US$ 800+
https://www.reformclubamagansett.com
Secluded retreat located in the waters between Long Island’s South and North Forks. Accessible by boat or ferry.
Century old white Victorian mansion updated into a chic modern beach inn. The romantic hotel has a Tavern onsite and is just a stone’s throw from Crescent Beach.
T: +1 631 749-1633. 8 rooms. US$ 180-
www.shelterislandhouse.com
Farms, sunflowers, vineyards and salt marshes. Low-key North Fork shares the Great Peconic Bay with South Fork across the water. The village of Cutchogue is located in the heart of Long Island’s wine country.
This updated 1880’s-era farmhouse overlooks a vineyard. The Shinns formerly owned a beloved NYC restaurant, Home, before going into the wine business. Located within walking distance of the vineyards and beach.
T: +1 631 298-8556. 4 room b&b. US$ 225-
https://rosehill-vineyards.com/
Famed for its landscape artists, its academies—both military and culinary—and its luxurious summer mansions built by turn-of-the century New York magnates.
Owned and operated by a former Gourmet editor.
T: +1 845 677 9570. 4 room b&b. US$ 200-
www.millbrookcountryhouse.com
Tasteful and charming, a rustic modern hotel and restaurant.
T: +1 518.828.1635 . 11 rooms. US$ 149-
www.wmfarmerandsons.com
Restored vintage furnishings, wide plank floors, mosaic tiles and dark wood paneling fill this eclectic collection of renovated early 20th century buildings. Created in 2019 by skin care entrepeneurs.
T: +1 (518) 509-2620. 11 rooms. US$ 395-
www.themaker.com
The Catskills is a bucolic, scenic mountain region about two hours north of New York City. An arts colony since 1902, Woodstock continues to attract artists, musicians, and writers to its peaceful rural village.
Two former Manhatten designers created this Villa just outside Woodstock.
T:+1 845-246-0682. 4 room b&b. US$ 120-
www.thevillaatsaugerties.com
Designed by B52’s band member Kate Pierson, her dream getaway has gnomes, “fabulous fifties” turquoise kitchens, psychedelic rooms, designer linen and mid-century modern furniture including some Eames pieces.
T: +1 845 688-7200. US$ 250-
www.lazymeadow.com
Two Manhattan designers did a fresh take on this mid-century motel using industrial fixtures, cowhide rugs, reclaimed wood and vintage furnishings. Located a few blocks off Main St.
T: +1 845 688-7871
www.thegrahamandco.com
Artfully restored in 2019, modern meets rustic at this 100 year old clubhouse set on 12 acres of a former golf course.
T: +1 (845) 280-2828.15 rooms. $180-
www.shandakeninn.com
Best known for its mountain peaks and lakes, upper New York state also includes expansive blocks of backcountry interspersed with private homes, villages, farms, museums and artisan shops.
Formerly a wilderness lodge for the Rockefellers, this romantic hotel is located deep in New York’s Adirondack wilderness, on Saranac Lake.
T: +1 518 891-5674. 11 rooms. $920-
www.thepointresort.com
Adirondack rustic elegant lodging with sweeping lake views.
T: +1 518 523-2700. 34 rooms. $425-
www.lakeplacidlodge.com
1870’s brick mansion with wraparound porch overlooking Saratoga’s main street, just steps away from the thoroughbred race tracks. Genteel boutique hotel with Victorian grace. Located 3 hours from NYC.
T: +1 518 584-1775. 31 rooms.
www.saratogaarms.com
Wineries, hiking & biking trails, and lakeshore villages in western New York.
Casual elegant b&b located on the shore of beautiful Lake Erie. Relax in a hammock overlooking a vineyard or a beach chair on the lake.
T: +1 (716) 326-3756. b&b
www.barcelonalakeside.com
200 miles northwest of New York City, New York’s most prominent wine-growing region has eleven narrow finger-like glacial lakes running through it.
Four historic buildings stunningly restored by Pleasant Rowland, the creator of American Girl dolls, who fell in love with Aurora’s historic district when she attended Wells College years ago.