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\n Eastwind\u2019s Lake Placid reception area is filled with 1970s finds, like an Up & Up travertine table.
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It\u2019s finally feeling like fall, which awakens a feverish desire in the average New Yorker to go upstate and pick an apple.<\/p>\n
But where to stay when you\u2019re done? Jackie Caradonio\u2019s The Inn Crowd<\/a> (new this week from Monacelli) takes you through some of the boutique options in and around New York, with a hotel for every taste \u2014 American Girl (buttoned-up maximalism at Pleasant Rowland\u2019s Inns of Aurora) or Scandi glamp (Eastwind Hotels\u2019 collection of A-frame cabins) or hot-person wedding weekend (the Henson, part of the Contra\/Wildair extended universe<\/a>).<\/p>\n Let\u2019s have a look.<\/p>\n Hensonville, New York<\/strong><\/p>\n The millwork in the library at the Henson was a late addition to the property and was designed with a local artisan. The books became an obsession, arriving in bulk almost by the day.<\/p>\n The formerly dark living room at the Henson was taken down to the studs to open up the ceilings. The Oriolo Rosewood lounge chairs are by Claudio Salocchi.<\/p>\n The private dining room at the Henson centers on a long, early-20th-century provincial table.<\/p>\n \n Photographs by Jackie Caradonio\/Monacelli\n <\/p>\n Locations across New York State<\/strong><\/p>\n Cozy cabins with private bonfires are scattered across Eastwind\u2019s forested properties.<\/p>\n At the heart of Eastwind Oliverea Valley\u2019s 47 acres is a double-height slant-roofed main building that houses Dandelion, the farm-to-fork restaurant and bar.<\/p>\n At Eastwind Oliverea Valley\u2019s main lodge, Scandi details mix with an antique fireplace and rounded vintage sofa.<\/p>\n \n Photographs by Jackie Caradonio\/Monacelli\n <\/p>\n Aurora, New York<\/strong><\/p>\n Rowland House\u2019s attic is home to a pair of suites that pay homage to MacKenzie-Childs, the iconic ceramics house Pleasant Rowland acquired in 2001. The suites were hand-painted in the brand\u2019s classic patterns, Courtly Check and Pure Sunshine. In the black-and-white room, a pair of Chinese folk-art paintings add pops of color.<\/p>\n In the yellow suite, Pleasant Rowland insisted that the armchair be raised so guests can see the views of Cayuga Lake while seated.<\/p>\n Leffingwell House, Pleasant Rowland\u2019s private home, bears all the hallmarks of her inns, including sentimental touches like her father\u2019s desk and her mother\u2019s china.<\/p>\n In the main parlor at E.B. Morgan House, a cabinet is filled with Pleasant\u2019s yellow Wedgwood china.<\/p>\n At Zabriskie House, chairs are covered in Galbraith & Paul\u2019s hand-blocked Flora fabric to match. Block paintings by the artist Sam Richardson mirror the color scheme. <\/p>\n \n Photographs by Jackie Caradonio\/Monacelli\n <\/p>\n Saugerties, New York<\/strong><\/p>\n In the living room of the Villa at Saugerties, velvet sofas pair with chairs in emerald and royal-blue velvet.<\/p>\n A guest room\u2019s balcony terrace at the Villa at Saugerties features custom steel railing, 18th-century Sicilian lava-stone floor, and a mosaicked caf\u00e9 table for two.<\/p>\n In the entry at the Villa at Saugerties, the vintage rug is Moroccan, the custom silver leaf tin mirror is from Mexico, and the stool was purchased in nearby Rhinebeck.<\/p>\n \n Photographs by Jackie Caradonio\/Monacelli\n <\/p>\n Sullivan County, New York<\/strong><\/p>\n In the Rooftop Terrace Suite at Kenoza Hall, vintage landscapes and still lifes are arranged on a gallery wall; books on fishing fill the nearby cabinet.<\/p>\n The wood-paneled walls and fieldstone fireplace in the lounge at Hemlock Neversink are enhanced with cozy custom sofas and chairs and a collection of antique pottery.<\/p>\n A green velvet headboard was made locally. The steel table lamps were custom-made in Mexico. <\/p>\n \n Photographs by Jackie Caradonio\/Monacelli\n <\/p>\n Sign Up for the Curbed Newsletter<\/p>\n A daily mix of stories about cities, city life, and our always evolving neighborhoods and skylines.<\/p>\n Vox Media, LLC Terms and Privacy Notice<\/p>\n