Catskills and Hudson Valley weddings are getting more and more popular as couples seek something different than the same old catering halls and cookie-cutter wedding venues. This is a unique region in which to host your wedding, and any bride or groom should definitely make sure to do their research. We’ve compiled this list of the most important questions to ask a wedding venue when planning a Catskills wedding.
Read MoreThe Inn was recently featured in Mick Brown’s article for The Telegraph, “Woodstock at 50: what has become of the famed festival region?” Brown gave a glowing review of the Inn and our local area, saying, “The Beaverkill river is the cradle of American dry fly-fishing, and in high season the inn is a mecca for anglers. On a rainy autumn day I was the only guest [at the Inn], sitting on the veranda in a rocking chair, beside racks of waders and hiking boots, watching the rain swell the river into a rushing torrent, feeling at peace with the world.
Read MoreIn August 2018, the Inn was the venue for a gorgeous wedding for Brooke Wall and Jason Cannon. We’re thrilled that it’s been featured on New York Magazine’s The Cut! The weekend featured beautiful weather, delicious food, and even custom lodging tents on the grounds - a first for the Inn! The stylish Brooke even walked down the aisle with an owl on her custom J. Mendel falconer glove.
Read MoreThe Catskills and Hudson Valley are an increasingly popular wedding destinations, and for good reason! Brides and grooms who don’t want a traditional catering hall wedding, who want to plan longer “wedding weekends,” and who want to avoid the very high cost of city weddings are flocking to the Catskills to plan their special days.
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