Stockbridge Ramsdell House

The Stockbridge Ramsdell House on Hudson, a graceful Queen Anne Victorian, is located in the beautiful historic district of Newburgh New York. It was built in 1870 as the family home of Homer Stockbridge Ramsdell, who was president of the Erie Railroad and instrumental in bringing the railroad to Newburgh. It is situated on a hill above the Hudson River with panoramic river views. We are approximately 55 miles from Manhattan and accessible by public transportation via MetroNorth to Beacon. From the Beacon train station you can take a ferry or taxi to Newburgh. Our five comfortable guest rooms at our bed and breakfast are air-conditioned in season and furnished with antiques and luxurious linens.  All rooms include clock radios and cable TV with VCR. Two of our rooms have fireplaces and two have private porches overlooking the river. Room rates range from $75 to $175/night, double occupancy, depending on the season and day(s) of the week. Several of the rooms can accommodate a third guest for an additional charge of $25 for an adult or $15 for a child aged 3-17. Your stay will include a full breakfast with fruit and juice, homemade baked goods, and hot entrée with side dishes. Coffee and tea are available at all times upon request. In season, breakfast is served on our cheerful sun porch overlooking the Hudson River. In colder weather enjoy breakfast in front of the fire in our formal dining room. The common area also includes a parlor with fireplace and game table. We are within walking distance of the Newburgh Marina which features a variety of restaurants, spa, wine shop, and independent movie theater. Tour boats also leave from the marina. We are minutes away from Washington’s Headquarters, Storm King Art Center, West Point, and Dia Beacon. The area also offers antiquing, hiking, shopping at Woodbury Common, historic Hudson River mansions, wineries, farm stands, and orchards.There are many festivals and cultural events throughout the year perfect for any family vacation.