Make yourself at home.
You’re staying on 110 private acres of woods, water and history. Wander the trails. Sit by the pond. Put on a record. Play billiards. Find a hammock. Have another cup of coffee.
Breakfast is in the 1895 House.
If your stay includes breakfast, it is served from 8:00–10:00 AM in the 1895 House, the first house you see when you arrive.
Whether your room is in the 1895 House or the 1936 House, breakfast is for everyone. Come over whenever you’re ready. No reservations and no need to rush the morning.
We make breakfast from scratch each morning. If you have an allergy or dietary need we may not know about, please let us know at least 24 hours in advance so we can do our best to accommodate you.
Two houses. One inn.
Your room may be in one of our two historic houses, and many of the shared spaces around Pine Brook Manor are here for you to enjoy. From time to time, a house or another area of the property may be reserved for private use. If anything is private during your stay, we’ll let you know at check-in. Otherwise, please make yourself at home and enjoy the grounds.
The 1895 House
The first house on the property is also the social heart of the inn.
A cozy room with a bar, intimate sitting areas and a sofa lounge. Pour yourself a drink, find a corner for conversation or settle in for the evening.
Browse the records and put something on, grab a book, pull out a game or sink into one of the chairs and do absolutely nothing for a while. Our guest coffee + tea station is here and available throughout the day.
Grab your coffee and settle into one of the rocking chairs in front of the house. It’s a particularly good place to start or end the day.
The 1936 House
The 1936 House has its own shared guest spaces and a quieter residential feel. If any part of the house is reserved privately during your stay, we’ll let you know at check-in.
110 acres are yours to wander.
Beyond the inn houses, you’ll find the Mill Pond, historic Mill House and waterwheel, bridge, creek, Pine Grove, wooded trails and quiet places tucked throughout the property. Some areas may occasionally be reserved for a private event.
By the Water
Settle into an Adirondack chair by the pond, or cross to the other side to find hammocks and benches tucked into the landscape. Canoes and kayaks are available seasonally. The Mill Pond is not for swimming.
The Mill House
Yes, you can go inside. The guest door is unlocked. Play billiards, hang out, use the guest restrooms and, on a beautiful day, open the barn doors and secure them with the exterior catches.
Wander the Woods
Cross the bridge, make a left and follow the trail into the woods or toward the Pine Grove.
Across the Bridge
Cross beside the Mill House, make a left and follow the trail deeper into the woods.
The Pine Grove
Tucked beneath the trees beyond the bridge, the Pine Grove is one of the quietest places on the estate. When it isn’t reserved for a private event, you’re welcome to wander in, take a seat and stay awhile.
You’re sharing the Manor with a few locals.
Depending on the season, time of day and a little luck, you may spot wildlife throughout the woods, lawns and water. Please enjoy every wild visitor from a distance and never approach or feed an animal.
- White-tailed deer
- Wild turkeys
- Ducks + geese
- Herons
- Foxes
- Songbirds
- Woodpeckers
- Hawks
- Bald eagles
- Black bears
- Coyotes
- Porcupines
Wi-Fi first. Then wander.
Cellular service can be spotty in our little hamlet depending on your carrier. Connect to our guest Wi-Fi when you arrive and turn on Wi-Fi Calling in your phone settings for more uninterrupted calling and texting during your stay.
A few helpful things to know.
We keep things simple here. If you need something, just ask. You don’t need to hunt anyone down or wonder whether you’re bothering us.
A Lighter Footprint
Daily turndown service is not provided. We encourage guests to reuse towels whenever possible. If you’d like fresh towels or additional linens, just text us.
Quiet Hours
Quiet hours are 10:00 PM–8:00 AM. You’re welcome to enjoy the common spaces in the evening; we simply ask that voices and music stay at a level that lets everyone rest.
Smoke + Vape Free
Pine Brook Manor is a smoke- and vape-free property. A $2,000 cleaning fee applies if smoking or vaping occurs inside a guest room or building.
Visitors
Pine Brook Manor is a private estate reserved for registered overnight guests and scheduled events. Please check with us before inviting additional visitors.
Let us help.
Celebrating a birthday, anniversary, engagement, babymoon, romantic weekend or simply someone you love? With a little advance notice, we can help make your stay even more special.
- Private Dining An intimate dining experience without leaving the estate.
- Private Picnic A beautiful setup by the water, on the lawn or in another favorite spot on the property.
- Flowers Arranged to be waiting on arrival or created for a celebration.
- Surprises + Special Touches Tell us what you’re imagining and we’ll help with the details.
- Plan Your Day Restaurants, scenic drives, hikes, wineries and local recommendations tailored to you.
House notes.
The practical things, all in one place.
Can I enjoy the common spaces and grounds?
Yes. Many of the shared spaces and grounds are here for overnight guests to enjoy. From time to time, a house or another area of the property may be reserved privately. If anything is private during your stay, we’ll let you know at check-in. Otherwise, please make yourself at home and enjoy the property.
Is breakfast included with my stay?
Breakfast is included with select stays. If your stay includes breakfast, it is served from 8:00–10:00 AM in the 1895 House. We make breakfast from scratch, so please let us know about allergies or dietary needs at least 24 hours in advance.
Is there daily turndown service?
Daily turndown service is not provided. To help us reduce unnecessary laundry and water use, we encourage guests to reuse towels whenever possible. Hang yours up if you’d like to use it again. Need a fresh one? Just ask.
What if I need something for my room?
Extra towels, linens, a forgotten item, help finding something or a room issue — text or call us at 845-450-1396.
Can I bring visitors to the property?
Pine Brook Manor is a private estate reserved for registered overnight guests and scheduled events. Please check with us before inviting additional visitors.
What time is check-out?
Check-out is at 11:00 AM. There’s no complicated departure checklist and you do not need to strip the bed. Need a little extra time? Text us. When our schedule allows, we’ll always try to accommodate you.
Anything else we should know?
Parts of Pine Brook Manor have been welcoming guests for more than a century. Please treat the buildings, furnishings, landscape, waterways and historic features with care so they can be enjoyed for generations to come.
There’s more to Pine Brook Manor.
Planning a wedding, family reunion, milestone celebration or another special gathering? Pine Brook Manor is also home to beautiful event spaces across the estate.
Heritage Hall
Our signature event space for larger celebrations, receptions and gatherings.
Hidden Brook
A warm, flexible gathering space that works beautifully for celebrations, dinners and more intimate events.
Brookside Pergola
An outdoor setting beside the natural beauty of the estate for ceremonies and special moments.
If you’d like to see the event spaces while you’re here, tours can be scheduled in advance so we can make sure someone is available to show you around.
Feel like exploring?
Restaurants. Coffee shops. River towns. Scenic drives. Hiking. Wineries. Breweries. Orchards. Shopping. Art. And a few places you probably wouldn’t find by accident.
We’ve already done some of the exploring for you.
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