Historic Luxury Lodging in the Upper Hudson Valley

RURAL REFINEMENT

In Historic Kinderhook, NY

Situated in the heart of the historic Dutch Village of Kinderhook, Old Dutch Inn honors its 200-year history with a rejuvenated boutique property designed to service a contemporary clientele with comfortable, luxurious lodging.

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Comfortable Luxury

Each of Old Dutch Inn's nine guest rooms is a unique marriage of historical charm and a modern, chic aesthetic. Originally built in 1820 to serve as a shoe shop, private residence and public hall, the property has retained its Village prominence over the centuries through a devotion to serving our community's changing hospitality needs, and today, by meeting the standards of modern travelers. All rooms have been carefully appointed with luxurious finishes and contemporary comforts. Hardwood floors throughout the building reflect the availability of raw material during the era in which they were originally sourced. Each ensuite bath has been updated with custom tilework, gold hardware and luxurious Frette linens. The property has many accessible features and public spaces including an entrance ramp, its gathering tables and public restrooms, an elevator and a guest room designed with accessibility in mind.

A large room with king size bed and four windows draped by pink curtains. A tulip shaped pendant light hangs over the bed.

Herrick

Charles M Bray and Calvin L Herrick built, in 1820, what is now Old Dutch Inn for use primarily as a shoe shop, private residence and public hall. The modern Herrick is a third-floor King room with the best views of the Village Square.



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A large room with king size bed and two windows draped by neutral colored curtains. A tulip shaped pendant light hangs over the bed.

Mason

In the 19th century, various fraternal orders including the Masons utilized the property's third floor as their Lodge. Today's Mason is a third-floor King room with two northerly windows.




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A large room with king size bed and four windows draped by pink curtains. A tulip shaped pendant light hangs over the bed.

Bray

In 1820, Messrs. Calvin Herrick and Charles Bray originally built what is now Old Dutch Inn for use primarily as a shoe shop, private residence and public hall. Our Bray is a third-floor King room overlooking the Village Square. Bray is the largest room on the property and one of three to offer a soaking tub.

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A large room with king size bed and four windows draped by white velvet curtains. Pink upholstery adorns the bed and carpet. A pendant light hangs over the bed.

Van Buren

Honoring one of the property's legacy names, the Van Buren is a second-floor, southern-facing King overlooking the bustling Village Square.



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A large room with two queen size beds and four windows draped by neutral colored curtains. A tulip shaped pendant light hangs over the bed.

Roberts

In remembrance of a much-loved former caretaker of the property, the Roberts is a third-floor, southern-facing Double Queen with an abundance of natural light. This is the quietest room on the property.

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A medium size room with queen size bed and two windows. One window is draped by white velvet curtains. A pendant light hangs over the bed. A large pink headboard adorns the bed.

Irving

The Town of Kinderhook is recognized for inspiring Washington Irving's, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." The eponymous Irving is a second-floor, accessible, Queen room. An elevator provides ease of access to all floors.

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A medium size room with queen size bed and two windows draped by white velvet curtains. A pendant light hangs over the bed.

Gelderland

Named for the Netherlands' region where Kinderhook's sister city of Buren resides, Gelderland is a second-floor, southern-facing Queen room.



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A large room with king size bed and two windows draped by white velvet curtains. Pink upholstery adorns the bed and carpet. A pendant light hangs over the bed.

Petrillo

Honoring one of the property's legacy names, the Petrillo is a second-floor, southern-facing King overlooking the bustling Village Square. Petrillo is one of three rooms to offer a soaking tub.


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A medium size room with queen size bed and one window draped by white velvet curtains. A pendant light hangs over the bed.

Lindenwald

In the mid-1800s through early 1900s, Old Dutch Inn was operated as the Lindenwald Hotel, named after the nearby homestead of United States President Martin Van Buren. Our Lindenwald is a second-floor, southern-facing Queen room.

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