Welcome to the Dry Town Inn, a thoughtfully designed space with intentional comforts, carefully curated furniture, unique textiles and focused details. All of these elements come together to create a relaxing and welcoming space that sets the tone for weekenders and travelers alike. With breathtaking mountain views, endless hiking opportunities and boutique dining experiences all at our doorstep, The Inn is the perfect landing space for you to enjoy your next adventure. The space One of five private suites at the Dry Town Inn. This en-suite provides a serene oasis overlooking the lush, rolling green mountains of Bovina. These five tasteful rooms provide understated elegance, luxurious accents, and one of a kind architectural details. All of these elements combined create an elevated stay perfect for one night away or an ultimate extended withdraw. We provide the finest linens, bath soaps and lotions, modern lighting and accoutrements including air conditioning in every room, eclectic artwork, and unique details that pay homage to Bovina’s history. These thoughtful details will surely captivate you. Laid back luxury, with an upstate heritage, Dry Town Inn is located in Bovina, a picturesque Catskills region of upstate New York. This quaint, rural town has been providing travelers with breathtaking views and rich history, and is a magnetizing ground for creatives and travelers looking for inspiration, rejuvenation, and repose. All five, carefully renovated guest rooms have queen beds and offer a private bath. About the Location in Town: Guests enjoy walking access to the town’s library, Creamery Field, the playground, farmers' market, community center, Russell’s General Store, Brushland Eating House, and many local events happening throughout the year. A quick car ride will take you over backroads to Bovina Farm and Fermentory, farm stands, trailheads, and stunning views. Venture out to unique villages such as Andes, Hobart, and Delhi for shops, antiques, and good eats. Guest access There is a parking lot behind the home. Delaware County is a mountainous, rural area. There is no or limited public transportation. A vehicle is necessary when visiting this area. Snow can be expected from October through April. Guests should be prepared to drive in snowy conditions. Check your tires before your trip to make sure the treads are adequate for driving in wintry conditions. Other things to note Room 2 is on the second floor.