The Colonial B&B at Stamford NY
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157 W Main St
Stamford, NY 12167 - 518-482-4102
Chamber Rating
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John Baldino, OFS, MALS
Nestled in the left kidney of New Yorks Catskill Mountains, the Queen of the Catskills Bed and Breakfast is a stark reminder that there is more to New York than art, culture, and fine dining. Hosts Steve and Sheila are just a touch more eager than necessary to greet guests upon arrival at the self-crowned mountain monarch. The sterile design and Walmart decor of this preserved country home underwhelms guests to the point of moderate disorientation. Blank walls each cry out for a mirror, painting, or any sign of distraction from their bland existence. The highlight of the B&Bs furnishings, though, comes in the form is an out-of-time L-shaped white leather couch as seen in homemade videos guests deny having ever watched. Just add a zebra-print rug and one throw pillow, and guests can hold their own special auditions for young up-and-coming actresses willing to do anything for the part. This kidney stone of the Empire State offers guest coffee service compliments of a red Keurig likely purchased at a nearby estate sale. Dont worry. Pods are included, and for those who take cream or sugar, fear not! Coffee service includes one (yes, one) communal stirring spoon. Interestingly enough, a large coffee urn dispenses a tea drinkers hot water, which is also frequently used to refill the Keurig. Conveniences abound. Parking is free, convenient, and smack in front of the house with two tires on the grass. Dont side swipe that Audi on the way out to dinner. Upon return, be prepared to report to Steve about where you went, what you ate, and how difficult it might have been to chew. Always lurking around some sparsely decorated corner, he displays an interest in the daily activities of his guests that borders on the absurd. Sheila, who clearly is the money and brain behind the operation, will feign interest while staring into the very souls of her visitors. All in all, this short-term mountain abode is the perfect New York getaway. From the moment of arrival, guests are eager to do just that: get away. Quickly and quietly, avoiding eye contact with Steve, longing for functional GPS but using a paper map, driving off in a random direction at an unreasonable speed, get away.
Jan 28th, 2024 -
Alexander Panisch
Sep 12th, 2023 -
Alan Meneghetti
Really friendly hosts. Great breakfast.
Sep 11th, 2023 -
Rita Galchus
While visiting our friends in Stamford to see plays at The Michael Kudish Natural History Preserve, we stayed at The Queen of the Catskills, once known as The Colonial B&B. We were warmly welcomed by Flerida and Michael into their home. Our room was beautifully appointed, and we felt comfortable immediately. It was great to stay in such an historic building and to know it is being lovingly cared for. Breakfast was beyond delicious. As soon as I know the dates for next year's performance of Page to Stage at the Preserve, I will make our reservations. Can't wait to stay there again. Rooms: Our room was lovely. Comfortable bed and I love the color of the walls.
Jul 18th, 2023 -
Mary Kaye Holmes
Excellent stay, comfortable bed, delicious breakfast and great conversation with the host. We will be back soon! Highly recommended.
Jul 15th, 2023
Contact Info
- 518-482-4102
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for The Colonial B&B at Stamford NY?
A The phone number for The Colonial B&B at Stamford NY is: 518-482-4102.
Q Where is The Colonial B&B at Stamford NY located?
A The Colonial B&B at Stamford NY is located at 157 W Main St, Stamford, NY 12167
Q How is The Colonial B&B at Stamford NY rated?
A The Colonial B&B at Stamford NY has a 4.7 Star Rating from 17 reviewers.
Ratings and Reviews
The Colonial B&B at Stamford NY
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( 17 Reviews )John Baldino, OFS, MALS on Google
Nestled in the left kidney of New Yorks Catskill Mountains, the Queen of the Catskills Bed and Breakfast is a stark reminder that there is more to New York than art, culture, and fine dining. Hosts Steve and Sheila are just a touch more eager than necessary to greet guests upon arrival at the self-crowned mountain monarch. The sterile design and Walmart decor of this preserved country home underwhelms guests to the point of moderate disorientation.
Blank walls each cry out for a mirror, painting, or any sign of distraction from their bland existence. The highlight of the B&Bs furnishings, though, comes in the form is an out-of-time L-shaped white leather couch as seen in homemade videos guests deny having ever watched. Just add a zebra-print rug and one throw pillow, and guests can hold their own special auditions for young up-and-coming actresses willing to do anything for the part.
This kidney stone of the Empire State offers guest coffee service compliments of a red Keurig likely purchased at a nearby estate sale. Dont worry. Pods are included, and for those who take cream or sugar, fear not! Coffee service includes one (yes, one) communal stirring spoon. Interestingly enough, a large coffee urn dispenses a tea drinkers hot water, which is also frequently used to refill the Keurig. Conveniences abound.
Parking is free, convenient, and smack in front of the house with two tires on the grass. Dont side swipe that Audi on the way out to dinner.
Upon return, be prepared to report to Steve about where you went, what you ate, and how difficult it might have been to chew. Always lurking around some sparsely decorated corner, he displays an interest in the daily activities of his guests that borders on the absurd. Sheila, who clearly is the money and brain behind the operation, will feign interest while staring into the very souls of her visitors.
All in all, this short-term mountain abode is the perfect New York getaway. From the moment of arrival, guests are eager to do just that: get away. Quickly and quietly, avoiding eye contact with Steve, longing for functional GPS but using a paper map, driving off in a random direction at an unreasonable speed, get away.
Alexander Panisch on Google
Alan Meneghetti on Google
Really friendly hosts. Great breakfast.
Rita Galchus on Google
While visiting our friends in Stamford to see plays at The Michael Kudish Natural History Preserve, we stayed at The Queen of the Catskills, once known as The Colonial B&B. We were warmly welcomed by Flerida and Michael into their home. Our room was beautifully appointed, and we felt comfortable immediately. It was great to stay in such an historic building and to know it is being lovingly cared for. Breakfast was beyond delicious. As soon as I know the dates for next year's performance of Page to Stage at the Preserve, I will make our reservations. Can't wait to stay there again.
Rooms: Our room was lovely. Comfortable bed and I love the color of the walls.
Mary Kaye Holmes on Google
Excellent stay, comfortable bed, delicious breakfast and great conversation with the host. We will be back soon! Highly recommended.
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