Eastwind Hotel - Windham
Hotel · Windham ·
Stylish rooms with Scandinavian decor, rainfall showers, and fireplaces
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5088 NY-23, Windham, NY 12496 Get directions
Stylish rooms with Scandinavian decor, rainfall showers, and fireplaces
5088 NY-23, Windham, NY 12496 Get directions
"Up until November 2025, there was only a small bar and Saturday night dinner at Eastwind hotel in Windham. But now, there’s also Dandies, an all-day restaurant built inside a greenhouse-like structure on the property grounds. It’s an easy lunch option if you need a quick bite after walking the Windham Path. Sandwiches, salads, and burgers all come out of the adjacent airstream trailer and brought into the dining room, and well-behaved dogs are welcome inside. We haven’t been for dinner yet, but if you’re looking for recommendations for that, here’s our guide to thebest spots in The Catskills." - Tiffany Yannetta
"A rural haven dotted with Scandinavian‑inspired A‑frames and freestanding hammocks, it’s the kind of place where you slow down outdoors by day and slip into the Bunkhouse Lounge for a drink and light bites by night." - Mitchell Friedman
"Co‑owned by a German/Lithuanian couple who saw a bit of their own childhood in the landscapes and lodges of upstate New York, this redesigned 1920s‑era lodge and its outlying A‑frame cabins embrace Scandinavian modernist style, resulting in a high‑design summer‑camp vibe with more than a touch of luxury." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Beyond cozy regular rooms, this hotel offers Scandi-inspired A-frame cabins tucked into leafy trees, providing a tranquil, design-forward place to sleep surrounded by nature." - Lindsay Cohn Lindsay Cohn Lindsay Cohn is a writer, editor, and avid traveler who has visited 45 countries across six continents — and counting. She contributes to Travel + Leisure, Hotels Above Par, InsideHook, Well+Good, The Zoe Report, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Eastwind, a Scandi-style hotel just minutes from Windham ski resort mountain in the Catskills, will satisfy all your glamping fantasies. The lodge features seventeen rooms and A-frame wood cabins—some with wood-burning stoves. After a day on the slopes (there are also trails for hiking and biking in the summer months), kick back at the small cocktail bar with a cocktail and game of chess. There’s also fire pits (with s’mores kits), hammocks, and a sauna for even deeper relaxation." - The MICHELIN Guide
