Kinderfreundliche Ferienunterkünfte in Kingston

Cabin 192

No cleaning fee and no 2-night minimum! Cabin 192 is a tiny home glamping experience located in lovely Kingston, NY. Cabin 192 takes you back to 1992 with: a vhs collection of classics, a Super Nintendo, Sega, and other fun activities. Warm and toasty in fall and winter and cool in summer you’re always comfortable at Cabin 192. Enjoy smores by the fire surrounded by trees in nature while also being able to enjoy a vibrant uptown district a 9-minute drive away! Minnewaska and Woodstock nearby!

Majestic! 3000 sq ft 2BR 2Bath

More room then you can ever imagine in our 3000 sq foot, 2 BR retreat In the heart of Kingston NY. 90 minutes from NYC. We offer modern amenities, cozy blankets, games and endless star gazing from our many windows at night. Just a 5 min walk to Ulster Performing Arts Center where you can catch a show, walking distance to local breweries, restaurants, bakery & coffee shop. Explore the boutiques in uptown or stroll the waterfront this winter where you can also Ice skate @ The Rondout Ice Rink.

The Zen Den in Historic Rondout District

Escape to charming Kingston, NY and stay in the garden apartment of our historic brick home built in 1880. The womb like studio has heated clay floors and a floating cabin bedroom that will envelop and soothe. The private backyard with stonescaping and fire pit is yours alone to enjoy. Walk down the waterfront promenade to the Strand district with shops, restaurants, and museums, or drive to the surrounding swimming holes and nature trails of Woodstock, Rosendale, High Falls, and Saugerties.

Kingston Aerie: 2BR charmer, quiet and lovely

Explore hip, historic Kingston from our perch! Aerie is a separate apartment (its own entrance!) in a 3-family Victorian home that, up to our renovation, was owned by one family since 1900. Enjoy luxury linens, a 50” smart tv, comfy furniture, stocked kitchen, original details. Sleep well on a country-quiet road, 5 mins from Stockade/Rondout restaurants, shops, trails. Or poke around the neighborhood's arty Midtown scene. Make this your base in the legendary Hudson River Valley.

DeMew House in Historic Kingston

PRIVATE, ELEGANT ONE KING BEDROOM HOME! DeMew House is an exclusive renovated 1850s brick home, a block from the historic Kingston waterfront. Enjoy total privacy in an elegant, transitional two-story home with an open floor plan that is inviting, warm and intimate. The home, across from a marina, has a king bedroom, a pull-out sofa bed, an en suite bathroom with two-person shower and double vanity. A full kitchen, ac, private driveway and gazebo frame this discerning getaway...

Fresh & Charming Private Uptown Apartment

Welcome to our inviting and light 2-bedroom apartment in uptown Kingston. The location is a walker's paradise with the best of the historic Stockade district just a stroll away, and is well-situated to explore the Hudson Valley and the Catskill Mountains. Comforts include a leather sectional sofa, Roku SmartTV, HD projector, dishwasher, deluxe bedding for a dreamy night's sleep, blackout curtains, a sound machine, and two armchairs on the front porch.

Historic Strand House -Unit 1 Capt. Anderson Suite

Brand new luxury apartments in a restored historic building located in the heart of the historic Rondout District in downtown Kingston. A five minute walk from the waterfront, restaurants, bars, galleries, shops and marina. The Strand House consists of 4 units: (2) studios and (2) two-bedrooms all individually decorated and thoughtfully curated.

Historic Uptown Home, Cedar Sauna, Walk Everywhere

Our beautiful 1840's Greek Revival is ready to be your home away from home during your stay in Kingston. Recently renovated and updated with modern amenities, this historic home retains much of its charm and comfort. It's conveniently located a short walk away from great restaurants, shops, outdoor activities and historic landmarks.

Colonel Hasbrouck’s 1735 Stone House, Garden Level

Right in Kingston's historical Stockade District, this garden-level apartment blends original 18th-century decorative features like dutch doors and a large stone hearth with modern amenities like a washer/dryer and easy keyless entry. It's part of the Colonel Abraham Hasbrouck House, a registered historical landmark built in 1735.