Bear Mountain Inn

(Green Hotel / Motel / Resort)

Bear Mountain, NY 10911

(845) 786-2731

www.bearmountaininn.com

In 1915 park employees crafted the two story stone Bear Mountain Inn using native materials, found on site. On the interior, heavy chestnut log posts

Fax: (845) 786-2543

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8 Comments about Bear Mountain Inn

"As the other reviewer stated,we had a very similar experience. We were promised months ago that the Inn would be finished(been hearing that for years)" - tripadvisor.com

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"First off I want to say that I did not stay in the main lodge. I stayed in one of the stone cottages. They must have been doing work on the cottage be" - tripadvisor.com

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"I read some of the other negative reviews, however we stayed in the main building, not in one of the cottages. The building has a bit of a Frank Lloyd" - tripadvisor.com

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"I've stayed here, at the Stone Lodges, every year for a number of years, and was concerned by some of the reviews in the past year or so leading up to" - tripadvisor.com

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"My husband and I stayed in one of the Stone Lodge rooms overnight in July. We had a pretty good experience. The lodges are comprised with several room" - tripadvisor.com

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"My husband and I went to Bear Mountain Lodge for our honeymoon (1974). We loved it there. We have gone back a 4 times. But the huge lodge is closed " - tripadvisor.com

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"Stayed a Fri & Sat at the Scenic Overlook, in the Beaver Lodge (I kid you not). Super-cool 6 room lodge, with sloping stone walls on the outside, very" - tripadvisor.com

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"The Bear Mountain Inn is a rustic two story stone lodge in the Bear Mountain State Park. The Inn was constructed using native materials such as chestn" - judysbook.com

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