Callicoon HIlls

Many of the Catskills’ old resorts are back, in one form or another, but few of them can claim as long a history as Callicoon Hills. The original house dates back to 1905, and by the ’40s it had established itself as a resort, well in advance of the Catskills boom of the Sixties. It’s always been known for its singularly laid-back, laissez-faire atmosphere, and the slogan “a friendly place for nice people” is as true now as it was then. And while today’s Callicoon Hills retains its delightful throwback atmosphere, it’s right at home in the boutique-hotel era of the 21st century.

It turns out that the slightly homespun charm that allowed the original Callicoon Hills to be overshadowed by a generation of bigger, grander Catskills resorts is exactly what makes it so memorable, and so inimitable, today. Comforts like air conditioning and swanky subway-tile showers have been added to the accommodations, and Conover Club, the restaurant, is no mere camp cafeteria, but a proper restaurant and bar specializing in modern American comfort food. Add a perfectly charming swimming pool and a setting that’s surrounded by all manner of outdoor activities and you’ve got yourself a stone-cold classic of the Catskills camp genre.

Booking Details: Callicoon Hills requires additional information from guests to ensure the best stay possible. As such, reservations can only be confirmed through our customer service team. Contact us for assistance. Rates begin at 177 USD per night.