Twin Gables of Woodstock
Bed and Breakfast

Twin Gables of Woodstock, New York was opened as a guest home after the Great War, when Woodstockers found that vacationers and artists, attracted to the area by its clean air and natural beauty, needed lodging. The architecture and furnishings create an ambiance that revives the relaxed, easy living of that time. Over 50 years of quality service and hospitality in the immaculate, basic amenities home has given Twin Gables a respected reputation for comfortable, affordable accommodations, with listings in Mobil Travel Guide, Bed and Breakfast Inns and Guest Homes, Rough Guide, Hudson Valley Explorer, and Wonderful Weekends from N.Y.C.

You have your choice of nine bedrooms with private and shared baths, dispersed between the first and second floors for added privacy. You may choose from twin or double beds, and all rooms have closets, luggage racks, reading areas, extra pillows and blankets, portable fans, original art, and air conditioning. Guest robes are provided for those who share a bath.

The village of Woodstock has a worldwide reputation for its art, music, literature, and a festival or two. Many people well-known in these fields reside in and make appearances in the area. Most weekends, especially summer, special events and performances happen so that vacationers can enjoy the abundance of talent in the area.

There are three state parks within an easy drive for all kinds of outdoor recreation, and fishing in some of the best trout streams in the state is only a seven-mile drive from Woodstock. The Catskill Mountains are nearby as well, offering a great hiking trail system with varying degrees of difficulty. Swim in the state park lakes and local "swimming holes" in the summer, and head for the downhill and cross-country skiing area, only thirty minutes away, in the winter.

Those with less active interests will find a wonderful selection of shops and boutiques. Woodstock and the surrounding areas also offer many fine eating establishments to suit various tastes and pocketbooks. Early American history is found throughout the area, from Rip Van Winkle to Hudson Valley mansions and Hyde Park. The renowned beauty of the mountains is always a major attraction, regardless of your sight-seeing interests. The fall leaf colors are simply spectacular. Do not let another season pass before visiting Twin Gables of Woodstock, New York, providing affordable lodging in the comfort of a home.