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"a boutique within an original house that dates back to 1905." - Mitchell Friedman
"Callicoon Hills, a boutique within an original house that dates back to 1905." - Mitchell Friedman
"The original house dates back to 1905, and by the ’40s it had established itself as a resort, well in advance of the Catskills boom of the Sixties." - Mitchell Friedman
"The original house dates back to 1905, and by the ’40s it had established itself as a resort, well in advance of the Catskills boom of the Sixties. It’s always been known for its singularly laid-back, laissez-faire atmosphere, and the slogan “a friendly place for nice people” is as true now as it was then. And while today’s Callicoon Hills retains its delightful throwback atmosphere, it’s right at home in the boutique-hotel era of the 21st century." - Mitchell Friedman
"Occupying a 120-year-old property that began as a boarding house, this 65-room resort leans into the retro Catskills resort tradition—evoking the region’s heyday and even the aesthetic of classic films—while preserving historic ephemera and architectural details. Guest rooms sit in the restored early-1900s boarding house, a midcentury Pool House and hillside Ridge Rooms, all furnished with locally made pieces, ethically sourced rugs and Malin & Goetz amenities; rooms intentionally omit televisions. The grounds center on a large seasonal outdoor pool and include a pond, barn, coffee shop, bar and the Conover Club restaurant, with chef pop-ups featured throughout the season." - Devorah Lev-Tov

