Storm King Lodge Bed & Breakfast

Such an amazing stay!! 2 weeks was beautiful. The owners are very nice and the house felt just like a home.

My husband Al and I shared a wonderful weekend at the Storm King Lodge. Beautiful settingnand wonderful hosts. Our breakfasts were made to order, (gluten free modifications) delicious and served with class and wonderful conversation! Guest fridge is available with a plethora of beverages to help yourself to. A very comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. Thanks again to our hosts Hal and Gay Janks for a memorable weekend.

I don’t normally write reviews but because of our wonderful stay and I feel compelled to tell audiences how much of a GEM this place is! We stayed one night in the Peach Room, our room was decorated with antique-country style furniture and quilts with an personal touch bonus of surprise chocolate treats waiting for us in our room. Hal, our host, is full of refreshing humor, fascinating life stories and is nothing short of an EXTREMELY GRACIOUS host! If you have time, go on the veranda and enjoy the quiet and beautiful well-maintain green gardens. We saw chipmunks, rabbits, and many different types of birds. Breakfast didn’t disappoint either, Hal served a delicious, and healthy, breakfast spread -- homemade blueberry pancakes, sausage, fresh fruits (pineapple, melon, & strawberries), greek yogurt and granola – with a classy and beautiful table setting. I will definitely be returning to this lodge.

Great place to stay. Extremely convenient to Storm King Art Center. Grilling and swimming after a long day walking around the art center was perfect.

A wonderful quiet place with a lovely garden and Schumann Grand Piano. I played it until the other guests arrived. Enjoyed fresh air as I sat on the large Veranda, sipped their well water and made my way through my unread magazines. Pigged out on a scrumptious breakfast with a variety of Fresh fruits. Our host - Hal - made a great oatmeal crust for me because I wanted to avoid the wheat flour in the fresh pastries. Hal went out of his to meet our druthers.