Hotels near Kenoza Lake, NY

“If you like a quirky place to stay, with lots of charm, this is for you! We do not like chains, and we also do not like the hipster vibe. Unfortunately, it's supposed to be undergoing a renovation and will probably change, but for now it's our kind of place to stay. The family that owns and runs it is lovely. The son helped us with multiple eating and hang out suggestions, and the mother was such a delightful host at breakfast. It was unforgettable for us, as we explored Bethel Woods.”

“We stayed at Kenoza Hall for our mini moon and had a lovely stay! Everything from the grounds to the rooms and food were top-notch. We could tell the staff truly enjoy their jobs and were so kind and helpful in answering any questions we had during our stay! Highly reccommend!”

“We stayed at Rest Co a month ago and had the time of our lives! The rooms were impeccably clean and beautifully decorated. The grounds were teeming with nature, and we even spotted some running deer. The sunset was one of the best I've ever seen. And to top it off, the bar and restaurant exceeded our expectations. We can't wait to come back!”

“Only stayed one night and really wish it was more. What a great find! This is a quaint, cosy and comfy inn. Every necessity was provided and rooms were very comfortable. The entire inn is tastefully decorated and spotless. Staff were very friendly and really helpful. Highly recommend.”

“We had a wonderful stay at Callicoon Hills! A buddy of mine and I were in town for a run of Phish shows at Bethel Woods. We've been through this a million times: we scramble to find a hotel when they announce tour dates, everything is flying off the shelves with people booking travel, and we never really have a chance to research our stays. Callicoon Hills was probably the best surprise we've had in 30 years of following the band. The grounds were BEAUTIFUL (be sure to check out the short trail behind the barn), the staff was accommodating and knew us by name by the time we checked out, and we had a blast bonding with the other guests, most of whom were in town for the shows, as well. The room was small but comfortable - there's enough to occupy you throughout the rest of the property that you're only in there to bathe and sleep, anyway. We didn't do much but lounge by the pool, but the hotel is as close to things as anything else in the Catskills. Had we known that the space was so awesome, we would have stayed longer. I will definitely seek them out the next time Phish plays Bethel.”