Wilderstein Historic Site Hotel & Travel Guide

Discover a world of creativity and culture at Wilderstein Historic Site.

You will need to make the 150 miles (241 kilometers) trip from the state capital, Concord, to Rhinebeck, to check it out.

Put your feet up and wind down after a day out at Wilderstein Historic Site. You can choose from 5 accommodation options that are located within 6 miles (10 kilometers). See which catches your eye out of the Best Western Plus Kingston Hotel And Conference Center and Hampton Inn Kingston.

5 miles (8 kilometers) away, and the most popularly priced hotel nearby, the Super 8 Kingston is a popular stop for the thrifty visitor.

A night or two at the Old Stone Farm is well worth each and every dollar. It's the only upscale hotel in the vicinity, 4 miles (6 kilometers) away.

Other Things to Do Near Wilderstein Historic Site

You can check out a host of other attractions after your outing to Wilderstein Historic Site:

Find out about the fascinating history of rail travel when you visit Trolley Museum of New York.
Hudson River Maritime Museum offers visitors the opportunity to dive head first into this area's rich and enduring maritime past.
Schedule some time at Staatsburg State Historic Site and you'll get an understanding of its historical significance.
Head over to Kingston Rondout Visitor Center to view the information displays. Pick up the maps and brochures that may help you to better enjoy your exploration of the area.
El Paso Winery is the perfect place for everyone from wine aficionados to casual drinkers.

Beekman Arms Hotel

3.0 Travelocity Verified Review

It is an old inn, but most rooms are not in the historic inn, they are scattered across town. The staff at the tavern was rude, and our room was off a busy parking lot, not well lit, and was a motel style room. Not worth the handsome price we paid.

1 week ago by A verified traveler from Ashland, Ohio

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Rhinebeck Village Inn

3.0 Travelocity Verified Review

Room was clean and the beds were clean. That's about as much as I can say for it. It had a strange smell that I was never able to get rid of, even with the windows open. The mini fridge was quite old and looked like it came out of someone's dorm room. The television did not work - it turned on but no variation on button pushing got a channel or volume change.The shower/bath faucet was practically falling out of the wall and worked by crossing one's fingers and twisting the three knobs in a variety of directions and orders to get water and eventually, hopefully, hot water. The bathroom otherwise, like the rest of the room, had not been renovated in quite some time. There are better motels in a similar price range in the area.

1 month ago by A verified traveler from Pittsburgh, PA

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