Located just an hour from New York City, The Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast offers an award-winning retreat in the Lower Hudson Valley. The historic property features elegantly appointed rooms set near local hiking trails, historic sites, art, and wineries. Stays include multi-course homemade gourmet breakfasts, complimentary in-room snacks, and tranquil grounds that make the perfect setting for a romantic getaway.
Does Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast in Salisbury Mills, NY offer free parking for guests?
Yes, free onsite parking is available.
Are spa services like massage available during a stay at Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast?
Yes, spa services are available.
Can Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast accommodate dietary restrictions for breakfast?
Yes, special diets can be accommodated.
Is breakfast included at Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast in Salisbury Mills, NY, and what kind of breakfast is served?
Yes, breakfast is included. Guests enjoy a homemade three-course breakfast served daily.
What room features are offered at Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast in Salisbury Mills, NY (fireplaces, soaking tubs, porches)?
Some rooms feature fireplaces, jetted tubs, private decks, and private entrances. All rooms include air conditioning, bathrobes, antique furnishings, and TVs.
Does Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast have a restaurant, bar, or lounge onsite?
No, we don’t have a restaurant onsite but there is an Irish Pub within walking distance
Best nearby restaurants for lunch or dinner close to the Caldwell House
• Blu Pointe – modern, upscale dining. • 1839 Restaurant on the grounds of Brotherhood Winery or for comfort food Loughran's Irish Pub
Are pets allowed at Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast in Salisbury Mills, NY?
No, pets are not allowed.
Is Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast family-friendly, and do you allow children?
No, the inn is adult-only. Children older than 14 are welcome
How many guest rooms or suites are at Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast in Salisbury Mills, NY?
We have 14 guest rooms.
What makes Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast unique compared to other places to stay in Salisbury Mills, NY?
Found in the picturesque Hudson Valley, this property is a haven of serenity and timeless beauty. The elegantly appointed rooms offer tranquility, while the homemade breakfast showcases the inn's culinary excellence.
Is Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast in Salisbury Mills, NY accessible for guests with disabilities?
Accessibility is limited.
Does Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast support sustainable travel (eco-friendly practices, EV charging)?
Yes, the inn follows eco-friendly practices.
Can you host weddings, elopements, or private events?
We partner with several nearby wedding venues. We welcome wedding parties to stay with us and we provide a beautiful Bridal Suite for the bridal party to prepare
What are the top attractions near Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast in Salisbury Mills, NY?
Guests often ask about nearby attractions. Here are some highlights: The USMA at West Point • Shawangunk Hudson Valley Wine Trail – tastings at 14 wineries. • Hyde Park Antiques Center – antiques and unique finds. • Storm King Art Center – 500-acre outdoor sculpture park. Shop 'til you drop at the nearby Woodbury Common Premium Outlet's 220 shops. Many nearby hiking trails
How far is Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast in Salisbury Mills, NY from the nearest major city or airport?
We’re about 50.0 miles from New York City and 86.3 miles from Albany. The closest airport is Stewart International Airport (SWF), about 5.1 miles away.
Reviews
"We had such a lovely stay at celebrating our anniversary."
From the Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast’s website: “Visitors come from all over the world to see the spectacular fall colors in the Hudson Valley.” We arrived for the start of fall foliage and historic tours of the Hudson River Valley, but disappointed nothing on display at this property would refer to this special time of year. The main house of Caldwell House B&B has declined into a state of neglect. Instead of pumpkins, corn stalks and colorful mums lining the front porch in welcome, there was peeling paint and a couple of urns out front with fake poinsettias accompanied by fake Canada geese, one at such an angle it appeared inebriated. A dilapidated sleigh at the corner of the front porch made one wonder…WHY?! We were 7 friends reunited from all points of the US. For the first two days of our stay, we had no hot water in our rooms. Thankfully, the innkeeper refunded each of us a nights stay. Photographs on their website are from many years ago, when the main building was newly painted and landscaped and flags waved proudly from the front porch in welcome. Personal photographs posted here attest to this property now in a state of decline, as it is apparent efforts have been put in other areas of the property- the bridal and event spaces, at the detriment of the other areas of this business. This is not anywhere near a luxury property as the website would have you believe. The breakfasts are at one 9 AM seating only, and that makes it very inconvenient for anyone wanting to get on the road to any early morning activities, especially as many are an hour or more away. One expects a home-cooked meal at a Bed And Breakfast. It appeared many of the offerings were frozen and warmed in a microwave. Bacon, one morning was limp, a quiche tasted pasty (too much flour). Blintzes were inedible, their texture hardened by being heated at too high a microwave temperature, no doubt. An offering one morning of a hard cooked egg enveloped in an egg mixture with polenta at the bottom had promise, if it had been prepared with something to give it flavor, such as some herbs, cheese or at least a pinch of salt. There is no accommodation such as a continental breakfast for those wanting to set out for an early start to their day. We found it very difficult to find the property coming from dinner each evening even though lights on either side of the main sign in front of the property are installed. They were not working any of the four nights we stayed. I would not recommend this very overpriced property!
We had such a lovely stay at celebrating our anniversary. The house and the grounds were beautiful, the room was large, with a fireplace. The hosts sent us an email before we got there on how to check in, the room was clean and ready for us right as we got there. They served breakfast everyone morning in the adjacent house at a communal table with the other guests, which turned out to be really fun, all the other couples staying there were super social and made breakfast enjoyable. The B&B is in a perfect spot for wineries, hikes, good resturants and Beacon is also close by. All in all would stay there again and would recommend
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Stefanie Cordo3 weeks ago
5/5
I wanted a romantic retreat not too far from home and the kids and something that didn't kill the budget. This did just that! The rooms are lovely, everything was immaculate and it was so close to so many different activities. John and Dena were amazing hosts, very personable and thought of tiny touches to make the entire trip more enjoyable. I would definitely book a return trip!
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Elle S. P.a month ago
2/5
Fantastic rooms if only the staff were as equally fantastic. On their website they state “we treat each and every guest that comes through the door of the Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast like family.” That unfortunately was not the case, I personally was treated like an interloping trespasser by the woman owner of the inn who was anything but warm and welcoming. I was questioned not once but twice if I was staying on the property by the owner as well. One would think the owner and operator would know how many guests are on their property….Furthermore, during breakfast some of us were treated more like a burden than actual guests. Also during breakfast the woman who I believe is the chef as well as co-owner, attempt at sarcasm was just mean and flippant. This morning she was hovering while we were eating and even stated “I know, I’m being annoying, I’m about to be even more annoying in 30 minutes.” If you know and acknowledge that you are being a bother why would you continue with the bothersome behavior? Lastly, my father asked for a group photo and the woman whom I believe is the chef immediately says ‘No’ in a weak attempt at sarcasm that came off as mean, rude and was completely unnecessary.
My cousins who were staying in the main house, their AC did not work and their shower wasn’t draining. To which they were able to use the shower in a different room. The tub in my uncle’s room also didn’t drain. For this price point the value was not there at all which is a shame given that the rooms are beautiful and cozy. Perhaps management needs to consider having a professional property management company step in.
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Joe Deana month ago
3/5
The staff was very kind, accommodating and helpful. The property itself needs work. Our room had crown molding falling off the ceiling, very musty, and was generally in need of an update. The grounds were overgrown, trees not trimmed, weeds all over, lawn furniture dusty/wet. A path was actually impassable from overgrowth. Too bad because with some TLC this could be really cute.
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Marisa Orlich3 months ago
5/5
In looking for a last minute weekend getaway, I stumbled upon the Caldwell House Bed and Breakfast- and what a find it was. The historic house is inviting, and located near wonderful hiking trails (Bear Mountain, 20 minutes away) and art walks (Storm King Art Center, just down the road).
Our room (Catherine) was cozy and quiet, despite the inn being located on a local road with through traffic. I do not think the photos on the website truly capture how warm and inviting this space is, imagine a renovated historic farmhouse with wide plank floors and a deep soaker tub- BYOB-bring your own bubbles.
The inn keeper, Deena and staff were quick to respond when we needed extra towels. Deena's breakfasts are not to be missed. She sent us away with muffins for our afternoon travels. I truly appreciate her accommodating our food allergies.
Save room for dessert- a fantastic ice cream stand is just down the road. Weir's Ice Cream. We recommend the thick shakes.
We hope to return in the fall to see the inn surrounded by color and have the apple cider donuts Deena recommended nearby.