The Caldwell House Bed & Breakfast is a multi-award winning
Select Registry and DIAMOND Collection B&B located in the
heart of the Hudson Valley's Orange County – close to the
USMA at West Point, the Storm King Arts Center,
Brotherhood Winery (and many of the Shawangunk Wine Trail
Wineries), and the Woodbury Premium Outlet Mall. Some of
the Hudson Valley’s most beautiful hiking/biking trails are
within walking or easy driving distance. After returning from a
full day of fun, guests can lounge in front of wood fire in the
Parlor Room with a hot beverage, or sit on the front porch with
a glass of wine while the Moodna Creek wanders its way
toward the Hudson River across the street from the Inn.
Guests awake to the enticing smell of a 3-course homemade
breakfast along with a fresh variety of beverages. The menu
changes daily, switching between savory and sweet, and all
ingredient are fresh. “Chef Dena” will accommodate all dietary
restrictions, including but not limited to: organic, gluten-free,
dairy-free, lactose intolerant, vegan, and vegetarian diets.

Built in 1802, this historic home is full of many original
features – original wood plank flooring, high ceilings and crown
molding, a lovely wrap around porch, antiques and original
paintings. Each guest room includes its own private full bath
(in some instances a Jacuzzi tub for 2), King/Queen sized
beds with luxurious bedding, wall-mounted flat screen TVs
with DVD/Cable/Internet access, individual room temperature
controls, an iPad filled with information about local attractions
and popular newspapers/magazines, and much more.
The Caldwell House is located in one of the most beautiful
areas of not just New York State – but anywhere. National
Geographic just named the Hudson Valley as one of the top
20 “Must Visit Destinations” in the entire world
(http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/best-trips-
2013/#/internatinal-art-center-hudson-
valley_61101_600x450.jpg ). While we may be only an hour’s
drive from New York City, a stay at the Caldwell House will
take you back 200 years in time. We are easily reached from
several major Interstates, all the local NY area airports
(Stewart Airport is a mere 7 miles away), and a commuter rail
line that runs to NYC, Newark Airport, and the Meadowlands
Sports Complex.