Queen Rose Room with Private Bathroom

The Queen Rose room is located in the Doll House in the Hamlet of Andes. It has a queen bed and is ideal for a couple The room is located on the 2nd floor. The Bella Beauty room with a twin bed can be added to a booking if the 3rd guest is booked and the party has three guests. It is a great space for a family with a child or friends to relax after a day on the trail or a busy week. Spectacular setting with luxurious accommodations! The Queen Rose room has an east exposure and is filled with the morning sunlight. It is located on the 2nd floor of the Doll House- a 5,000 sq ft 4-floor historic Victorian house. Two guests stay in the Queen room and share the queen bed. If the 3rd guest is booked, the party uses the Bella Beauty room with a twin bed additionally. The Blue large full bathroom with a separate very large shower and a clawfoot bathtub is a private bathroom used only by the Queen Rose room guests. The guests share general areas. The house has four floors. The Gentlemen's Lounge with a pool table, surround sound TV and a sauna is located in the basement. A 800 sq ft. kitchen with a half-bathroom, a living room, and parlor room are located on the 1st floor. The outdoor gardens are spectacular with many sitting areas on the bank of the backyard bubbling creek. The house is located within a walking distance to downtown Andes with its cafes and restaurants and a shopping experience. The guests can use a Gentlemen's lounge to play pool and watch TV, a sauna/wet room (extra charge) in the basement. Meals are provided by quests. The BBQ is located on back deck. Gardens are open to all visitors! For outdoor dining backyard deck, front porch or sitting areas by the mountainous creek can be used. Free parking is in the driveway. The guests' separate entrance is from the back deck. The guests can communicate with the manager and the owner via the Airbnb platform on any issues or questions during their stay. The manager resides on the premises but minimizes his direct interaction with the guests. RING electronic doorbells (2 units total) are installed on the front entrance door and the back deck guest entrance door for guests' convenience and added security. The manager receives the motion notifications on his mobile phone and can interact with guests if needed via a RING phone. ROCU is installed in the TV in the lounge, Master king, Gentlemen's lounge and in the 3rd floor apartment for streaming. The mesh system throughout the house enhances the quality of wifi. We want to share with our guests this description of the town of Andes by DONNA PAULAUG. New York Times, 2003 I FOUND Andes by mistake -- I drove into the village and felt an immediate affinity with the place,'' said Tom Munro, a Manhattan fashion photographer who shoots for Vogue and Details. He made a wrong turn that day three years ago, but now he owns a home in Andes, a town in Delaware County, N.Y., where unblemished farmland and rolling meadows, juxtaposed against the panoramic backdrop of the Catskill Mountains, create a landscape both pastoral and majestic. He is not alone in his discovery. Dozens of other Manhattanites whose city lives are in the worlds of the arts and publishing have second homes in Andes. And they have left their imprint. Artists and artisans, theatrical people and designers not only have moved in, but have also revitalized the Village of Andes, the only village in the town of the same name, by opening appealing and unusual shops on its small Main Street commercial strip. Much of this new life can be attributed to the energy and vision of Brooke Alderson, the actress who played John Travolta's aunt in ''Urban Cowboy.'' With her husband, Peter Schjeldahl, the art critic for The New Yorker, she had already been living there part-time for more than 20 years when, in 1996, she retired from acting and opened Brooke's Variety in the village -- a store filled with hundreds of quirky items, from nickel candy to antique beds. Soon she was encouraging other New Yorkers who owned weekend homes in the town to open shops, and several of them did. ''Andes went from a place that was depressed to a destination,'' said Lee Melahn, who with his partner, Rick Shaver, owns Mercantile, a village antiques shop specializing in vintage linens. ''Six years ago, you couldn't spend more than five minutes in Andes. Today it is often hard to find a place to park on Saturday.'' Mr. Melahn and Mr. Shaver, both graphic and interior designers in New York, own a house in the village and spend weekends there with their 6-year-old daughter, Emmy. Weekenders continue to arrive, drawn by the combination of pristine mountain air and interesting neighbors. Many, like Mr. Munro, have bought and restored old houses. Until recently, prices were relatively low, but they are climbing as the word about Andes spreads. Now, weekenders often build houses on lots of several acres. The Scene Andes is still more about land than people, especially outside the village. Andes was once a bustling agricultural community with hundreds of dairy farms; now only four of appreciable size are left. The town has 110 miles of roads, many of which originally led to farms. The roads follow the water courses, weaving a path through the landscape. Many are unpaved... The downstate metropolitan area and Andes have another important connection, aside from the people who go back and forth between them. The Pepacton Reservoir, covering 7,000 acres in the center of the town, is a major source of New York City's water supply. Watershed consciousness is big up there. The Catskill Watershed Corporation, initiated in 1997, protects Andes from industrial development. The car is needed to get around. The Trailways bus travel on Route 28 that crosses Andes. The bus stop is in the center of town near Andes General Store, a walking distance from our house. Otherwise, a car is necessary to get around. The gas station is also near the general store. Other closest gas stations are in Delhi and Margaretville. There are two healthy local food grocery stores nearby ( see my Guidebook), otherwise Price Chopper is in Delhi, and Freshtown in Margaretville.