Alojamientos vacacionales en Kingston

The Ivy on the Stone

The oldest house you can stay at in the historic heart of Kingston! Walkable! This landmark 1680 stone house has been featured in Upstate Diary and Houzz. Enter this 350 sq ft luxe apartment through a secret garden and a shared porch. The private spa-like bathroom features a clawfoot tub, and rain shower. Featuring an organic queen bed, an electric fireplace, workspace, William Morris wallpaper, and a Nespresso maker. If you want to stay in the larger house visit: https://abnb.me/EexspArCAIb

Majestic! 3000 sq ft 2BR 2Bath

More room then you can ever imagine in our 3000 sq foot, 2 BR retreat In the heart of Kingston NY. 90 minutes from NYC. We offer modern amenities, cozy blankets, games and endless star gazing from our many windows at night. Just a 5 min walk to Ulster Performing Arts Center where you can catch a show, walking distance to local breweries, restaurants, bakery & coffee shop. Explore the boutiques in uptown or stroll the waterfront this winter where you can also Ice skate @ The Rondout Ice Rink.

Calm Oasis, walk to Historic Stockade

Relax, rejuvenate and refresh in your own private, spacious master suite and living area. This beautiful, welcoming space has been 100% renovated with guests in mind. Serene natural color scheme, warm lighting, and ample natural light. Decorated with tasteful furnishings. 15 min. walk to the center of the historical Stockade District. Additional rules No pets, we have two cats, they will be very stressed to hear or smell another animal in the house. City of Kingston STR Licence #008390

DeMew Townhouse in Historic Kingston

DeMew Townhouse is beautiful duplex apartment located in a renovated 1850s building overlooking Hideaway Marina in the Rondout district of Kingston. The building boats a rich history: the main floor of the building served as a speakeasy during Prohibition. It has hand rubbed oak floors, a renovated kitchen and bath and 14 windows providing views of the Rondout. With a spacious open plan, the DeMew Townhouse is the perfect location from which to explore Kingston and the Hudson Valley.

Newly built apartment steps from Mohonk preserve.

Nestled amongst the trees below Bonticou Crag this is a great base camp for climbing, hiking and biking. Five minutes from New Paltz; I do recommend having a car to access the area. Shared yard and fire pit right outside. My family and I live in the main part of the house. The outside area and house are still under construction, I’m working on it but its not put together yet. The apartment and inside area are clean and newly built with their own mini split and air circulation.

Woodland Neighborhood Retreat

Relax in a cozy studio in the peaceful woods. Tasteful high-quality touches will have you feeling comfortable right away! This is an ideal space for up to 2 adults and up to 2 children. We live upstairs & offer self-check-in. A rare find in the Hudson Valley, our neighborhood is mostly flat, with walkable, quiet roads, and excellent bird-watching. It's an easy bike ride to connect to the vast state-wide rail trail system & all that the Mohonk Preserve has to offer.

Chill Vibes

Spend the night in our one bedroom hideaway.  The private suite is tucked away on one end of our brick cottage on one of Kingston's prettiest streets. There is NO kitchen in the space, but a mini-fridge, electric kettle and coffee machine. But there are plenty of amazing local food spots for take out / picnics / outdoor seating / indoor seating !

Historic Strand House - Unit 3 Forst Suite

Brand new luxury apartments in a restored historic building located in the heart of the historic Rondout District in downtown Kingston. A five minute walk from the waterfront, restaurants, bars, galleries, shops and marina. The Strand House consists of 4 units: (2) studios and (2) two-bedrooms all individually decorated and thoughtfully curated.

Colonel Hasbrouck’s 1735 Stone House, Garden Level

Right in Kingston's historical Stockade District, this garden-level apartment blends original 18th-century decorative features like dutch doors and a large stone hearth with modern amenities like a washer/dryer and easy keyless entry. It's part of the Colonel Abraham Hasbrouck House, a registered historical landmark built in 1735.