Cromwell Manor Inn
Bed and Breakfast

Cromwell Manor Inn is a historic country estate surrounded by seven acres of woodlands and gardens north in New York's Hudson Valley. Guests can visit nearby West Point, explore the many sights of the majestic Hudson Highlands, or relax for a quiet weekend getaway. Romance awaits you at Cromwell Manor Inn, where attention to detail is matched by the period elegance of this Greek Revival built around 1829 by David Cromwell, an eminent descendant of England's Oliver Cromwell.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, accommodations here are in two buildings on the estate. The Manor has nine elegant rooms all with private baths and all beautifully decorated with period antiques and fine furnishings. Many rooms have working wood-burning fireplaces and Jacuzzis. The Chimneys Cottage, built in 1764, houses four guest rooms furnished with country primitive antiques, and private baths as well. Air conditioning is also provided in each room for your comfort. Additionally, a gourmet full breakfast is served each morning in the Manor's country dining room or on the veranda.

As a guest at the Manor, you can nestle down in front of an almost two-century-old fireplace. You can enjoy a stroll through the formal gardens, play croquet, or simply relax by the goldfish pond. Beyond the Manor, the Hudson Valley has many sights to see and places to visit.

Step back in time and surround yourself with history and elegance in the heart of New York's spectacular Hudson Valley at Cromwell Manor.

Historic West Point is just up the road, as are many historic homes for touring, including Washington's headquarters, the Vanderbilt Mansion, Roosevelt's Home at Hyde Park, Boscobel, Kykuit and Sleepy Hollow restorations. Attractions include the Storm King Art Center, Dia: Beacon (the fabulous 300,000 square foot art museum), Woodbury Common Premium Outlets, the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, and the New York Renaissance Festival. Visit America's oldest winery in one direction and America's oldest vineyard in the other. Guests have the chance to go ice skating, swimming, hiking, kayaking, biking, antiquing, and wine tasting, all within a short drive of the Manor.