Catskills.
The Catskills are the birthplace of the modern Scandi-motor-lodge aesthetic — Scribner's, Graham & Co., Eastwind, Foxfire, all within a 30-minute radius. More recently, a second wave has arrived: Piaule's architect-designed cabins, The Bend's five-suite minimalism, Seminary Hill's Michelin Key. Foster Supply Hospitality quietly runs five properties here and is the region's biggest independent player.
Camptown
From the Rivertown Lodge owners — new-build cabins and lodge rooms in Leeds. Michelin Key.
Eastwind Oliverea Valley
The Eastwind family's newer, more polished sister. Still Scandi, now with a spa.
Hemlock Neversink
A 230-acre nature retreat that chose quiet over noise.
Piaule Catskill
Architect-designed cabins on 50 acres of Catskill forest — the quietest luxury in the region.
Seminary Hill
A working cidery, orchard, and Michelin Key boarding-house hotel on a hilltop in Callicoon.
The Bend Resort
Five adults-only micro-suites on the river. Self-serve luxury.
The DeBruce
A 1890 lodge above the Willowemoc. 600 acres. Two private mountains. Fly fishing.
The Henson
A 2024 16-room reimagining of a 1918 Windham hotel — by the team behind Contra and Wildair.
Urban Cowboy Catskills
A 19th-century Alpine Inn reborn as Nashville-in-the-Catskills. Copper tubs included.
Callicoon Hills
Foster Supply's big brother — 23 acres, proper restaurant, family-friendly.
Eastwind Windham
Scandi-mid-century lodge plus Lushna glamping cabins, with a wood-barrel sauna.
Foxfire Mountain House
Layered, lived-in, and photographed a thousand times on Instagram — but earns it.
Hotel Darby
A Main Street historic in Livingston Manor, quietly renovated.
Howland House
A restored 1870 farmhouse with lime-wash walls and custom-built furniture.
Kenoza Hall
A whitewashed 1880 boarding house overlooking a lake. 55 acres, 10 bungalows.
Scribner's Catskill Lodge
The original Catskills Scandi motor-lodge revival. On a hillside in Hunter.
The Arnold House
A former tavern on Shandelee Mountain — Foster Supply's first.
Twin Gables
Woodstock's community-minded eclectic — like staying with an artist friend.
Woodstock Way Hotel
Creekside cabins built from scratch in 2018 — Woodstock's quietest boutique, no bar, no restaurant, on purpose.
Hotel Dylan
A Woodstock native's Novogratz-designed revival of a '70s bi-level motel. Turntables in every room.
Starlite Motel
Wes Anderson energy, Shaker bones, pink and turquoise doors.
The Graham & Co.
The Catskills design-motel that started the whole thing.