Olde Rhinebeck Inn

I recently stayed at the Olde Rhinebeck Inn for 2 nights. My husband surprised me for my 40^th birthday for a getway! The moment I drove up I was thrilled. The Inn is beyond adorable. We were greated from the Inn Keeper Jana who was very warm and inviting. The Inn is very well maintaned and is very very clean. We had a very nice plate of chocolates and homemade razberry bars in our room when we checked in. Jana was very helpful with ideas of restaurants and things to do around town. As well, she was very kind and made me fresh brewed iced tea every morning because I do not drink coffee :) We had the most oustanding breakfast both mornings we were there… everything was made to perfection. My favorite was the Baked French Pear Pancake… one of the best breakfast items I truly have every eaten.
I highly recommend the Olde Rhinebeck Inn to everyone… you will not be dissapointed!

We booked this inn because it was recommended by National Geographic magazine! NG was absolutely correct. We had a fabulous room and a great time here. The owner, Joanna was a wonderful host who cooked a delicious breakfast for us each morning. Joanna made us feel very welcome and we would definitely stay here again. :)

Stayed here last weekend for our anniversary. It’s such a lovely inn. The room (Spirited Dove) was so perfect and peaceful. The inn itself has such lovely attention to detail. The breakfast was also awesome. (Best pancakes!)!
Such a nice relaxing stay and so glad we stayed here. Can’t wait to return.

Just wrapping up our second stay at OIde Rhinebeck Inn and cannot thank innkeepers Jonna and Cindy enough for their kind hospitality and warm welcome. We chose to come back to the inn for our anniversary and spend two nights — we feel like we escaped the world. The inn is beautiful, the suites are perfectly appointed and charming as anything. The breakfasts are superb and the best part is the personal attention shared by Jonna and Cindy. It is obvious that they love what they do and they do it so well. If you have a chance to visit the Hudson River Valley, do yourself a favor and stay here.

It is what a bed a breakfast is supposed to be. Immaculate room, super friendly and competent staff, comfy room and bed, breakfast is sumptuous and prepared better than my mom or wife ever did — or me for that matter. It is well located and blissfully quiet. With only four rooms you are indeed a guest in a friend’s home. I’d stay here any time and recommend it. And, I am a very picky eater.

I usually don’t review when I agree with all previous reviews but this place was so special I had to add to the wonderful reviews. So many nice touches. plate of cookies, fruit and candy on arrival, complimentary beverages in frig, shelf with outlet to charge devices, Newsletter on table with local restaurants and attractions, Keurig in hallway. But what I loved were the breakfasts and the wonderful conversation at the breakfast table. Interesting nice people and Jonna usually joined us. Can’t wait to go back!

Just returned today from a 2 night stay at the Olde Rhinebeck inn for our 10 year anniversary. The inn is beautiful– very cozy old home. But it has been updated and has all the modern amenities while still keeping all the original charm. We stayed in the plow and harrow room which was spacious and beautifully decorated. Big claw foot tub and double shower. Cindy, the innkeeper, was awesome. Went out of her way to make us our own breakfast on Saturday morning because we had to be out of the house early that morning. And also arranged for a couples massage in our room. Willow, who also works as the inn, was one of the masseuses and was great. Cindy made us feel at home and was so friendly… and a great cook. All the 5 star reviews for the inn are well deserved. Definitely worth a trip to stay and relax at the Olde Rhinebeck inn. You will not regret it. We plan to return again.

You will never find another inn like this — I swear it! Beautiful 1700s house, ponds, trees, cozy comfort, clean, Time Warner, Internet, friendly owner, details matter… They were just very nice! It is the perfect place for a honeymoon or for a love nest. The breakfast is superb — they should also open a restaurant! I intend to go back and will certainly recommend it to friends! Moreover, area is full of historic estates to visit, not far from the only high school zoo in America, FDR museum… My favorite B&B ever!

I thought I wrote a review on this place but I guess it was on tripadvisor, not Unilocal.We enjoyed our two night stay here in the Deer Hill room. We had a chance (friendly guests) to see the other rooms on the day of check-​out and all of them were equally charming. The rooms were a balance of rustic colonial and yet modern clean. The owner was away while we where there, but Triona took excellent care of us. The breakfast was awesome. Would definitely recommend this place!
The only con would probably be a small parking area which is not their fault? If a guest takes up too big of a space, then you’re stuck without a space. It happened to us late one evening.
We also had a chance to check out the apple blossom cottage which is about a mile or so away but part of the Inn’s management. It was a very cute one bedroom cottage. They stock the fridge with eggs, bacon, milk, and leave a tray of breakfast pastries.

Amazing inn with a wonderful history (built in 1745). Hostess Jonna P. is welcoming and very informative about what to do in the area. The rooms are spacious, extremely well decorated with marvelous antiques and Americana, but all the amenities are there. AC, heat lamps in bathrooms, plush robes, morning coffee service just outside your room. The house has four rooms (suites, actually); one can accommodate a family of three (twin bed in a separate room). There’s a cottage for rent, too. The best of all about this lovely place is the breakfast. Around a large table in a charming dining room, Jonna serves up delicious meals that include luscious muffins, scones, an egg dish, a crêpe or pancake, fresh fruit, interesting juices, and more. Each day the selections change and I was hard put to pick a favorite.
The common areas and the grounds are beautiful and very comfortable. The town of Rhinebeck is about 10 minutes away on good country roads. Great dining places there for lunch and dinner. Lots to do in the area: hiking, boating on the Hudson, historic sites (Hyde Park is very close; the Vanderbilt mansion, too), antiquing, and more. Jonna is a great source of good info on how to get places and what to do. She’s very generous with her time, too – always willing to chat with guests and has lots of good stories about the life of an innkeeper. I’d love to visit this charming inn again soon. It’s a great value, too.
Barb L.

My boyfriend and I came here for a post Valentine’s day one-​night getaway and this place was perfect. It is an old farm-​house from the 18^th-​century with plenty of modern luxuries like satellite tv, nice comfy robes, and wifi. Oh yes and a fridge filled with local root beer and Fresca. And a little welcome treats of oranges, bananas, and chocolate –covered strawberriesThe atmosphere has a quaint and rustic charm with four poster beds and plenty of antiques. It is perfect for a winter getaway. It is a few miles from town but its quiet location is quite nice.
The innkeeper was quite friendly and helpful. She had good recommendations of what to do and cooks a fierce breakfast. Her breakfast is definitely a reason to come back. Fresh fruit, eggs, homemade cornbread, an amazing fruity filled german pancake, good coffee, and concord grape juice. Yum! She is also incredibly tolerant. I would have given some mean stares to some of the self-​righteous Upper East Siders turned Brooklynites (thanks for ruining my borough) and their pretentious kids eating breakfast with us. Anyone who can deal with that is alright in my book!
Only a couple of hours from NY, this is a great getaway!