Historic boutique hotel and culinary destination, founded 1852, closed 1976, reopened after extensive renovation in 2006. Casually elegant, exquisite cuisine. Rooms have marble baths, radiant floorheat, heated towel racks, Frette bed and bath linens, Bose clock/radio, flat-screen television, cable, wine, bottled water, chocolates, free local calls and high-speed internet service, concierge service. Building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Public exhibit of 19th century Hudson River School paintings in reception and hallways. Delmonico Room for fine prix fixe dining each Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening. Bistro-style Bar Louis--with its famous "sushi pizza"--serves lunch and dinner every day from 11:30 am. Over the bar in Bar Louis is a huge Christopher Makos photograph of Andy Warhol kissing John Lennon. Great place for a drink or casual lunch or dinner. Friendly staff, knowlegeable about local attractions (Grey Towers, the Lincoln Flag, waterfalls) and activities (tubing and canoeing on the Delaware, hiking, riding, biking, etc.)
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