Nestled on 600 acres by Willowemoc Creek, this stylish retreat boasts refined rooms, gourmet dining, and serene hiking trails with Catskill views.
982 Debruce Rd, Livingston Manor, NY 12758 Get directions
"For a splurge dinner, head to this stylish hotel and restaurant, where the tasting menu lives up to the hype."
"The DeBruce blends James Beard acclaim with a menu that highlights the best of Catskills produce."
"The restaurant is part of a renovated 1880s hotel, also called The DeBruce, that is among the last of the grand hotels of the Catskills’ glory days. Dishes like its Peconic escargot with potato risotto and a three-year aged Comté stand out on a menu that also includes venison tartare, celery root with ramps and elderberry capers, and trout in a beurre cancalaise with trout roe. Breakfast highlights include a lamb belly and chanterelle congee, soft-scrambled eggs with uni and whipped cream, and a rhubarb galette." - Richard Morgan
"After another brisk morning walk at Kenoza, Dana and I checked out, drove over to DeBruce, and hiked its shady, fern-edged switchback trails. We took our boxed lunch on the porch: chilled ginger-carrot soup, locally sourced charcuterie and cheese, and Hudson Valley foie gras. But the most rewarding place of all for a hike might be a beer garden, Upward Brewing Company, in Livingston Manor, another recent opening whose excess of outdoor space now feels radically forward-looking."
"Floating in the DeBruce's pool offers vistas of the Catskills." - Lilah Ramzi
