Gardiner , NY Pet Friendly Hotels
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Pet lovers shouldn't miss the chance to visit Gardiner, a family-friendly and tranquil city known for its mountain views and coffeehouses, as well as sights like Whitecliff Vineyard and DM Weil Gallery.
How to Wander Wisely in Gardiner with Your Pet
- Enjoy top attractions like Robibero Winery, Mohonk Preserve Visitor Center, and Adair Vineyards.
- Other things to see include Minnewaska State Park, Testimonial Gateway, and Loren Campbell Memorial Field.
- Need a pet store? Try The Natural Pet Center At Ireland Corners, Highgait Paws, or Critters Limited.
- For vet care, Holistic Veterinary Services: Yasson Michele DVM, Holistic Veterinary Services, and New Paltz Animal Hospital are located in the area.
Pet-Friendly Times to Vacation in Gardiner
Weather can make or break your trip, especially if you want to spend time wandering around the city. Here are the average temperatures to help plan your vacation in Gardiner.
From January to March, average temperatures range from 52°F in the daytime to 14°F at night. Between April and June, the daytime average is 81°F and the nighttime average is 31°F.
From July to September, average temperatures range from 83°F in the daytime to 44°F at night. Between October and December, the daytime average is 68°F and the nighttime average is 17°F.
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Recent Gardiner hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Beekman Arms and Delamater Inn
"The room was clean and well furnished and the front desk staff were friendly and very helpful. Even though we were technically in a room where dogs were allowed, the room did not smell like dogs and there was not a trace that anyone had slept in it that had a dog, which is a plus. Love dogs, but not the smell of other's dogs. Additionally, the Inn's restaurant was amazing - rustic, with nooks and dark benches and tables - just like going back into time to the 1700s, but way cleaner. The food was excellent as well, and the wait staff was very attentive. Only negative about the entire Inn experience was the breakfast, which was surprising. The online reviews for breakfast were excellent, so hopes were high, but it was not the greatest experience for us. First, breakfast was in a completely separate building that was about a block away across the street. We trudged through the rain to try and find it but had no luck so had to trudge back and ask the front desk (which was also in a separate building) staff. When we finally found it, the breakfast consisted of some danishes and muffins along with some sad looking hard boiled eggs and toast. No bacon or even a waffle maker. At the same time, a fitness group was pumping weights right outside of the glass doors to the beat of some very upbeat music. And while this was interesting, it was not the best atmosphere for a quiet breakfast. We left and went to a nearby diner where I had freshly cooked scrambled eggs, bacon and toast."
