Experience the pleasures of early 19th-century living at our romantic New York State inn. Our sun-filled parlor with its ten-foot ceiling, sunflower yellow walls, and damask curtains features an Italian marble-trimmed fireplace, Hudson River School landscape painting by Jasper Cropsey, a Victorian melodeon, a Victorian sofa, and comfortable chairs.

Why stay at impersonal Hudson Valley hotels?  At Caldwell House, you are welcome to make yourself at home.  The living room with its soft blue walls and damask curtains also has a ten-foot ceiling with an unusual curved back wall, an Italian marble-trimmed coal-burning fireplace, sofa, art work by Robert Gould for sale, and assorted mahogany furniture. Relax, read, plan your day, or meet guests who come in from around the world. Enjoy genuine hospitality and thoughtfully appointed lodging accommodations while exploring Bear Mountain, West Point, Cornwall, and the rest of the lower Hudson Valley.