The Inn has a wheelchair accessible room on the Inn's first floor. Please inquire about it when booking your stay. The Inn is largely wheelchair accessible, starting with the large wraparound Victorian porch, which has an attractive ramp up to the front door. The entire first floor of the Inn, where most of the public areas are, is entirely wheelchair accessible: that includes the dining room, game room, living room, powder room, front desk, bar, card room, and deck. There is a clear path to the Clubhouse, the first floor of which is wheelchair accessible: that includes the pool, ice cream parlor, various meeting rooms, basketball court, locker rooms, and barn.

Our policy has always been to encourage guests to unwind, unplug and enjoy their country escape. We have broadband wifi throughout both buildings and on the grounds. There are two TV lounges and a TV at the Bar for you to catch up, if you really need to.

The Inn has rooms with queen size beds and 2 twin bed rooms, located right next to each other and across the hallway. There are no connecting rooms. Also, rollaway beds for children will fit into several rooms. Please let us know when making your reservation how to best plan for your family.

Yes, all of the rooms have air conditioning, or just open your window to hear the birds and bubbling stream.

No, however there is a fireplace in both the Living room and the Card room. Ask a staff member to light a fire anytime during your stay.

The Inn has hair dryers at the front desk, leave yours home .

Yes, the Chefs can tailor all menus for special dietary requests. To best serve you, please let us know when making your reservation.

Yes! The Chef can create family friendly choices, including mac and cheese, pasta, and chicken fingers, all made special in our kitchens.

Yes, just let us know when planning a special celebration, the baker will create something tasty for you.

Yes, a small amount of wine is acceptable, the Inn charges a $25 corkage fee. No unsecured alcohol is allowed.

No, the Inn does not allow pets.

24 hours a day! Chill out and dive in!

No, just unload at the front entrance then park in the lower lot.

No, the Inn has plenty of pool towels in the locker rooms at the Clubhouse. Do not forget your suit! There are very few local shops to purchase a bathing suit nearby.

No, the Inn's amenities are available to overnight guests only. It does not offer day passes.

The Inn has one mile of private Beaverkill River for fly fishing only. It is Catch and Release, and we prefer the use of barbless hooks. You must be a registered Inn guest to fish this water, a fishing pass will be issued to you at check in with a stream map.

The Inn has rods with reels and line for a $25 per day rental fee. Waders and wading shoes in all sizes are stocked and are complimentary during your stay.

The Inn's fishing expert is "The Catskill Angler," local fishing guru Nick Rubicco. Nick can teach casting lessons and arrange all sorts of private fishing tours for guests of all ages and activity levels.

Yes, we carry locally tied, hand crafted flies of the season, available with other fishing equipment for your convenience.

Yes there is a close-by lake for bail fishing.

The Wulff School is only 1 mile upstream from the Inn.

Roscoe and Livingston Manor both have breweries, fly shops, eateries for casual dining, clothing and antique shops, approx 12-16 miles from the Inn.

Yes, the Inn has a large fire pit located in the meadow. We can set you up any night, and we do have S’mores fixings ready to go.

Yes, the Inn has two tennis courts with magnificent mountain views. Bring your own racket, and give it a go!

Yes, the Inn has over 40 acres to explore with many groomed trails. They are suitable for beginners of all ages through experienced hikers. A short drive will bring you to Alder lake or the Balsam Mountain firetower. Check out https://www.catskillhiker.net/ for very good information.

Yes, you can rent a canoe or boat at the NYS Little Pond Campground, just 2 miles from the Inn. The Beaverkill River is not open for canoe or kayaking.

Yes, Livingston Manor and Roscoe have many houses of worship; ask for worship times and directions at the Front Desk.

Yes, for groups up to 26. We have meals and lodging, meeting rooms with WiFi and other conveniences can all be arranged. For larger groups, outside lodging can be organized.

For tented weddings in the meadow, the Inn can accommodate up to 150 guests. For wedding receptions held in the Inn's dining room, 50-75 guests is an ideal number.

For weddings, the Inn requires that all nineteen guest rooms be reserved by your party. Our events team can recommend additional offsite accommodations for the rest of your guests.

Almost too much to list here! Contact events@beaverkillvalleyinn.com for our full wedding planning booklet. The Inn specializes in destination wedding weekends and has designed our events packages to give you as much value and as little stress as possible.

The Inn has hosted milestone birthdays, wedding anniversary parties, family reunions, wellness retreats, work retreats, conferences for Fortune 500 companies, and more. Our food and events team are experts in the field and can make any event memorable.