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GUIDE NOVEMBER 2021 - APRIL 2022
2022 GUIDE Fall/Winter
“ I GO TO NATURE
TO BE SOOTHED
AND HEALED,
AND TO HAVE
MY SENSES PUT
IN ORDER.”
- John Burroughs
New York HASBROUCK HOUSE 03
Photography: Natalie Chitwood
2022 Fall/Winter
A NOTE
3805 Main Street
Stone Ridge, New York
FROM THE
1 2 4 8 4
(845) 687-0736
OWNERS
HELLO@
H A S B R O U C K H O U S E N Y. C O M
@HASBROUCKHOUSENY
ISSUE 09 Contributors
Welcome to Hasbrouck House!
General Manager
Kayleigh Verney After a meticulous, and at times arduous restoration process, which
our families back in Brooklyn will not soon forget, we are thrilled to
Assistant Hotel Manager welcome you to our labor of love.
Isobelle Taylor
We only had to visit this property one time to know we wanted to
Director of Creative & Marketing
make this the next great upstate destination. We immediately knew
Ashley Ruprecht
we needed to restore the Hasbrouck House name, its title since being
Director of Food & Beverage built as a country home in 1757, and what the locals have never
Eddie Pugsley stopped calling it.
Photography During the renovations, we only fell more in love with the property – its
Natalie Chitwood (Cover) 1923-built, 55-foot pool that hadn’t been used in decades, a hidden
www.nataliechitwood.com
lake, and a smokehouse abandoned for ages that our chef has fired
Peter Crosby up again.
petercrosbyphotography.com
Not to mention Stone Ridge, and all of the Hudson Valley, which we
Harrison Lubin have come to love for its clean air, majestic mountains, tall trees, and
lubinparamo.com most of all, for the people who have become our neighbors and part
of our team.
Erin Lindsey
escapebrooklyn.com Thanks for coming! We hope you love it here as much as we do, and
that we’ll see you again and again.
Emma Tucillo
andnorth.com
Noah Kalina Akiva & Eitan
noahkalina.com
Hasbrouck House Co-Owners
Craig Salmon
craigsalmon.com HASBROUCKHOUSENY.COM
Graphic Design
Corrin Messing
New York GENERAL INFORMATION 05
HASBROUCK HOUSE
E st . 1757/2016
3805 Main Street, Stone Ridge NY 12484
(845) 687.0736 | www.hasbrouckhouseny.com
hello@hasbrouckhouseny.com
Front Desk Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday 8am - 8pm WiFi Network: Hasbrouck House
Friday - Saturday 8am - 10pm WiFi Password: est.1757
Check-in time: 3:00pm Check-out time: 11:00am
Fresh pastries, fruit, juice, coffee and tea can be found at reception each morning from
8:30am. Yes, our tap water is potable, uv filtered and delicious! Need a champagne flute
or wine glass for your bottle? Just ring the front desk. We’ll be happy to provide
you with stemware.
Butterfield Hours of Operation:
Please visit www.butterfieldstoneridge.com
for our current hours of operation or scan
the QR code for menus, reservations and to
purchase Butterfield gift certificates.
Reservations are required and can be made online
at www.butterfieldstoneridge.com or by calling (845) 687-0887
FORGET SOMETHING? SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
& ENGAGEMENTS
Call or stop by the front desk to pick up
toiletries, slippers, masks, earplugs, Sonos Our guest services team would be happy
Move speakers, hiking passes to Mohonk to arrange custom bouquets, chilled champagne,
Preserve, snowshoes, archery sets, wine, couples massages or private dinners during your
cider & more! stay. Let us know how we can make your stay
a little more luxurious!
2022 GUIDE Fall/Winter
Akiva Reich, a New York City-based developer with The friends acquired the property together and the
a penchant for seeing potential, was instrumental in rest is history. Akiva and Eitan like to think this project
ushering the rebirth of the Gowanus neighborhood has been 260 years in the making; since the house was
in Brooklyn, minutes from where he grew up, with first built as local family’s country home, to now, when
the transformation of a late-1800s dilapidated brass they can proudly open the doors of this boutique hotel
foundry into the Green Building, one of the borough’s offering 20 very different rooms and suites spread out
most coveted event spaces. between the 1757-built main house, to the early 20th
century constructed carriage and stable houses.
His company, Gowanus Hospitality Group applies
a unique approach to restoration, preservation, and The partners wanted to honor the integrity of
innovation to a range of properties and businesses. Its these original structures while updating them with
portfolio includes luxury event space 501 Union, a full- sophisticated amenities, and under the direction of
service farm-to-table food & beverage division Purslane Akiva’s design firm, Akiva Reich & Co., gave each one
Catering, event planning, floral and design arm Starling a vintage yet modern aesthetic.
on Bond, and casually cool restaurant and bar Swan
Akiva and Eitan invite you to explore the property’s
Dive.
newly forged trails, or simply lounge poolside
When Akiva learned that an 18th-century Dutch with a cocktail in hand. They hope to see you
Colonial mansion was for sale in the picturesque hamlet wild ice skating on the pond in the winter, or
of Stone Ridge, NY he reached out to former colleague roasting marshmallows over the bonfire under
Eitan Baron, known for a development portfolio of the stars.
environmentally-friendly projects and their forward-
Whatever season you come, and whatever your
thinking touches like electric car charging stations.
interests are, Hasbrouck House hopes you take
Akiva knew that Eitan’s unique ability to preserve a minute to disconnect from the chaos of everyday
historic beauty while offering modern comforts and life in this serene, beautiful setting. Please let us
amenities, as well as his longtime connection to the know how we can help you make the best of your
Catskills region, made him the ideal partner for the stay here!
transformation of the Hasbrouck House.
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Owners, Akiva Reich & Eitan Baron
2022 Fall/Winter
MEET OUR MAKERS
JAY TESKE LAUREL & ASH FARM
Hasbrouck House keychains, room writing desk blotters, Available at our Front Desk Mercantile
Butterfield menus
Jay Teske Leather Co. creates straightforward and At Laurel & Ash Farm, Ashley Ruprecht & Jeffrey
functional leather goods that will last a lifetime. Schad strive to produce the highest quality maple
Committed to using the highest quality hides from products in limited batches from indigenous sugar
the few remaining American leather tanneries, each and red maple trees grown on their Holmes, NY
product — for the home, office, or motorcycle — is farm. They harvest every drop of maple sap using
handcrafted at their shop in Kingston, NY. low impact harvesting techniques and are always
mindful of their role as responsible stewards of the
land. All Laurel & Ash Farm syrup is tapped, wood-
fired and bottled on the farm in The Hudson Valley.
Pick some Laurel & Ash Farm maple syrup up at our
front desk mercantile and try it for yourself !
jayteske.com laurelandash.farm
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ARROWOOD FARM BREWERY UPSTATE STOCK
Available at Butterfield or by request at the Front Desk Hasbrouck House signature candles, Diffusers
Nestled in nearby Accord, NY, Arrowood Farms is Over the last few decades there has been a stark
a terroir-driven far m brewery and distillery that decrease in all areas of American manufacturing;
captures the essence of the Hudson Valley. The farm factories and mills that were once thriving are
is home to The Apiary, a farm-to-table kitchen and now disappearing. Upstate Stock was bor n out
bar where guests can sample Arrowood’s refined of simple fact that American manufacturing of
brews paired with a seasonal menu showcasing ingredients the highest standard is still out there, offering
grown and foraged locally, along with inspired New unbeatable quality at an affordable price.
York State cocktails and natural wines. The Apiary is Upstate Stock produces American made knits,
open Monday and Wednesday through Sunday, with candles, apothecary, apparel, and other goods
a special Sunday brunch menu. All Hasbrouck in their upstate New York factory.
House guests 21+ are invited for a complimentary
Arrowood beer tasting at the Farm brewery during
their stay.
arrowoodfarms.com upstatestock.com
2022 BUTTERFIELD Fall/Winter
Surrounded by lands so rich,
they’ve been compared to fields of butter.
At Butterfield, the restaurant and bar at Hasbrouck House, Eddie’s professional background also includes consulting
we cook with unparalleled ingredients by working alongside for brands such as David Burke Restaurant Group, the bpc
local farmers who share the same passion and excitement world, Hudson Hospitality Group and W Hotels. He has
for the region’s abundant bounty that inspires us every day. also contributed to nonprofit fundraising efforts including No
Kid Hungry, Feeding Westchester and The James Beard
This season, as we welcome cooler temperatures, crackling
Foundation.
fires and warm winter dishes, we also welcome a new
direction at Butterfield. For hundreds of years these historic Jesse Frederick, our Executive Chef of Butterfield, who has
stone walls have celebrated family traditions, hosted festive lived and worked as a chef in the Hudson Valley for the
dinners and have been the setting for storied gatherings. majority of his culinary career, brings with him a strong
While we cherish this rich history, we also have a responsi- knowledge of local farms and food systems combined with
bility to our future guests and neighbors to always envision classical techniques learned during his time at the Culinary
a modern Hasbrouck House, push culinary boundaries at Institute of America. Jesse’s culinary approach is not only
Butterfield, and adapt with our community. influenced by the rich and abundant farms of the Hudson
Valley, but from his deep-seated connection to the area, his
Our new Director of Food & Beverage, Eddie Pugsley, has
family, nature and the changing seasons.
a vision for Butterfield which includes farm-forward fine
dining, an extensive wine list, specialty seasonal cocktails Chef Frederick’s approach blends sustainability and classical
and unforgettable events - all with a strong, local ingredient techniques with appreciation for the seasonal bounty of
presence. the Hudson Valley. His mission for Butterfield is to utilize
only the freshest local ingredients from our farm partners,
Eddie’s roots run deep in the Hudson Valley, but his
resulting in beautifully presented Hudson Valley cuisine.
passion for hospitality began in NYC as manager of
His dishes are playful, thoughtful, uniquely memorable,
Manhattan’s quintessential steakhouse, Smith & Wollensky.
yet masterfully unpretentious.New York BUTTERFIELD 11
“ I belie v e that Butterfield
at Hasbrouck House is the
best sta g e to produc e loc al
food beautifull y presented.”
- Executive Chef Jesse Frederick
Photography: Harrison Lubin2022 AMENITIES Fall/Winter
MASSAGE COMPLIMENTARY & PRIVATE YOGA
Treat yourself to the ultimate in relaxation and indulge Slow down, balance and center with complimentary
in a massage. We offer single and couples appointments and private yoga. H/H guests can enjoy complimentary
with some of the best therapists in the area. Call the access to Whole Sky Yoga Studio in Stone Ridge. Please
front desk to inquire about rates and availability. contact our guest services team for more information
on private yoga pricing and duration.
PRIVATE LAKE & TRAILS RIDGEWELL FITNESS
Our property features 50 lush acres of manicured We’ve partnered up with the Ridgewell Fitness gym
lawns and gardens, a groomed walking trail and right here in Stone Ridge. Hasbrouck House guests
private lake. Take a peaceful forest stroll, enjoy can enjoy complimentary access to their facilities
quiet lakeside meditation or celebrate with a sunset by presenting their room key!
champagne toast on our new dock.New York AMENITIES 13 SEASONAL BONFIRE GAME ROOM Pick up a cozy blanket, lantern, Sonos Speaker, Tucked down a discreet stairway beneath the Club or bottle of wine from the front desk, and head out to Room, our Game Room is the perfect place for a the bonfires, or down to the lakeside fire pit. Hotel staff little friendly competition. You’ll find a pool table, light the Great Lawn bonfire nightly when weather dart board, stand-up arcade game machine, permits. Please note bonfires are not permitted during foosball and Super Nintendo! annual burn bans and when temperatures are below freezing. THE MOHONK PRESERVE OUTDOOR GAME COURTS & ARCHERY Enjoy complimentary access to Mohonk Preserve, Our Great Lawn and Private Lake now feature one of the most beautiful nature preserves in the area, two brand new game courts, swings and a where you can enjoy extensive hiking trails and seasonal archery target! Bocce balls, shuffleboard unparalleled views of The Hudson Valley. Mohonk cues and disks are available to borrow from the passes, snowshoes and poles are available for pick up front desk. Afternoon archery sessions can be at the front desk. Trail recommendations will depend scheduled with our guest services team. on your footwear and enthusiasm.
2022 GUIDE Fall/Winter
Photography: Lavina SolomonovaNew York HASBROUCK HOUSE 15
Photography: Peter Crosby2022 Fall/Winter IN THE AREA ACCORD & KERHONKSON STONE RIDGE / HIGH FALLS & ROSENDALE Follow route 209 southwest to the town of Accord, where Our neighboring villages of Stone Ridge, High Falls you’ll find “beer from the ground up,” The Apiary and and Rosendale may be small, but they are packed lawn games a-plenty at Arrowood Farms. Just next with goodies! Grab a fresh squeezed juice and avoca- door, Westwind Orchard offers cider from homegrown do toast at Hash, a flat white and a flaky pastry at apples, and Italian fare that would appease even the most Black Dot or a big brekkie at The Egg’s Nest, a local discerning Nonna. Then wind your way through scenic favorite for more than 40 years - before browsing Kerhonkson to the barn at Ravenwood, where farming, the locally made goods and fantastic florals at The food and design meet. Peruse their selection of carefully Green Cottage , (our resident florist). Further along curated artisan made goods, beautiful books, homegrown route 213, take a walk on the Rosendale Trestle, a produce and stunning bouquets (open seasonally). Be sure sky-high former railway that’s part of the Wallkill to pop in the newly opened Accord Market for locally Valley rail trail. Continue into Rosendale for picnic sourced and specialty provisions or Bluebird Wine for supplies at The Big Cheese, and vintage shopping at the best selection of natural wines in the area. And just Nettle & Violet on Main Street. Top it all off with in case you haven’t yet had your fill, make a pit stop at a flick at the funky independent Rosendale Movie Rough Cut Brewing for a little fall comfort food, deli- Theater or stop by for a Roman Al Taglio style pie, cious draft beers and crowler cans to go. But definitely bottle of natural wine or craft cocktail at Ollie’s Pizza in save some room for an ice cream sundae from Cherries the big black barn back in High Falls. Maple Lawn Deli (Closed December-February) and pick up some local 1843 is your destination for antiques by appointment produce at the charming Saunderskill Farms (Closed Late with local collector Ron Sharkey. December-Late March) on your way home!
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WOODSTOCK NEW PALTZ
Heading to Woodstock? It’s definitely worth taking Pick up a pass to Mohonk Preserve from the front
the extra few minutes for the scenic route through desk and head out for a day of hiking, cross country
the Ashokan Reservoir. Wander along the water- skiing or snowshoeing with sweeping vistas of the
side walkway and take in the stunning views of the Wallkill Valley, Catskills and Clove Valley. When
Catskills in the distance! Wind your way through the you’ve worked up your appetite, head into New Paltz
enigmatic Opus 40 - a sprawling, sculptural art site for lunch and drinks at the cute-as-can-be Huck-
created by one man over 40 years (Closed in winter) leberry , a juicy burger and hand cut fries at the newly
Or hike up the old carriage road to the ruins of the opened Burger Box. Stroll through the boutiques and
Overlook Mountain House Hotel and the firetower antique shops of Water Street Market before grab-
on the top of Overlook Mountain. Then head into bing a tropical drink at Fuschia Tiki Bar then head
town for a bagel and ‘cup of mud’ at the Mud Club to dinner at A Tavola on Main Street, or Garvan’s
or lunch at the Shindig before browsing the many on Historic H u g u e n o t Street. Just outside town,
shops and galleries along Tinker Street. Wet your in Gardiner, Tuthilltown Distillery produces some
whistle at Woodstock Brewing, Early Terrible, the of the best whisky this side of the mississippi, and
eclectic Station Bar & Curio or grab a craft cocktail Robibero Winery has views (and a lovely rosé) that
at A&P before dinner at Silvia, Cucina, Millstream can’t be beat. If views and brews are what you’re af-
Tavern or Tinker Taco Lab. ter, be sure to take a pastoral drive for wood fired
pizza, sparkling cider and late summer apple picking
at Twin Star Orchard + Brooklyn Cider House, where
‘ugly apples taste better.’2022 IN THE AREA Fall/Winter
KINGSTON
Spread over three distinct neighborhoods- Stockade, Midtown: In the up-and-coming Midtown district,
Midtown and the Rondout- the original capital of New Village Coffee and Goods is where all your coffee and
York State offers something for everyone! breakfast dreams come true, served up in gorgeous,
locally crafted Lail Ceramics . Then slip into some-
Stockade: Nestled in one of four 18th century thing a little more cozy at Eleven Six in the Fuller
buildings adorning the historic “four corners” inter- Building for ethically made knitwear by local designer
section, you’ll find Rough Draft Bar & Books , the Catherine Carnevale. On Greenkill Avenue, peruse
sweetest bookshop-bar-coffeehouse you ever did see. the elegant Kingston-made furniture and homewares
Just up the block, Crown Lounge is a saucy little at Blackcreek Mercantile and Trading Co. or pick
cocktail bar in the oldest building in town! Wander up a piece of Hudson Valley history at Zaborski’s
Emporium , chock chock-full of one-of-a-kind archi-
over to Front and Wall streets for vegan treats from
tectural salvage and nifty knickknacks. Looking for
Sweet Maresa’s and lovingly curated boutiques like
Lunch? On Broadway you’ll find the lovely Lunch
Lovefield Vintage and River Mint Finery, antique a n d Nightly . Time for happy hour? Head over to Foxhall
second-hand furniture at Kingston Consignments, and Ave. for drinks at the Beverly Lounge , then hop
eclectic records and books at Rhino Records . next door to Lis for Polish-inspired small plates (and
Dinner at Boitson’s, Le Canard Enchaine, Lola probably some more drinks!) Or, if you’re in the area
Pizza or Diego’s Taqueria , followed by a nightcap for a show at ArtBar or the Ulster Performing Arts
at Stockade Tavern will surely round out your Center, -Keegan Ales on St. James is the place to
day. grab a post show pint!New York IN THE AREA 19
Take our HH Guide on the go! Scan the QR Code
or visit www.hasbrouckhouseny.com/hh-guide
KINGSTON con’t THE CATSKILLS
Rondout: The picturesque strand of shops If your sense of adventure is calling, head to the
running down Broad way leading to the Catskills. Explore the miles of winter hiking trails at
r i v e r is where you’ll find the endlessly charming North-South Lake or ascend to Giant Ledge on the
Brunette Wine Bar , which serves up natural Panther Mountain Trail. Even in winter the stunning
wines from around the world and tasty little bites Kaaterskill Falls is worth the detour (just make sure
alongside. Discovered a new favorite wine there? you’ve brought the proper footwear). Hunter Mountain is
Odds are you can get a bottle or two to bring home THE place for winter skiing, snowboarding and snow
up the street at Kingston Wine Co . At Clove tubing in the Catskills! Grab an aprés ski cocktail or
& Creek general store you’ll find something for hot cocoa in The Main Bar , an NYC style slice from
anyone on your list (and likely several items for Sal’s Pizza, or dinner with a view at Scribner’s Prospect .
yourself !); they feature local fine artists rotating The famous Phoenicia Diner is the go-to place to fuel
on a monthly basis. Neighboring Hops Petunia up for your day in the mountains (although the legendary
creates the dreamiest flower arrangements you’ve pancakes at nearby Sweet Sue’s would beg to differ!) A
ever seen, and has plenty of beautiful gift-worthy trip to the Catskills would not be complete without
items and home goods. Time for dinner? Cozy up to an enchanting stop at Hort & Pott . Delve into every
the bar at Ole Savannah , order an oyster rich botanical inch of their whimsical weekend shop,
po’ boy and enjoy the riverside views. visits available by appointment at this time.2022 GUIDE Fall/Winter
B USINESS & PLEAS URE AT
HAS BROUCK HOUS E
Book your Private Event, Group Retreat, Creative Hack or Corporate Offsite
with us and turn our house into you home for the week or weekend!
We specialize in organizing intimate formal gatherings for small groups
or creative custom experiences for larger workshops.
PLEASE INQUIRE ABOUT YOUR PRIVATE EVENT OR WORKSHOP AT
HASBROUCK HOUSE BY EMAILING HELLO@HASBROUCKHOUSENY.COM
OR CALLING 845.687.0736
P R IVATE DINING, PAR TIES &
CATERING AT BUTTERF IEL D
Butterfield’s intimate dining room is the perfect atmosphere for your exclusive
gathering. We have the ability to develop custom cocktail parties, formal sit-down
meals, Chef tasting menus and wine-paired dinners. With four private indoor
settings, plus our beautiful garden-side bluestone patio,
Butterfield has an ambiance for every taste.
PLEASE INQUIRE ABOUT OFF-SITE CATERING, A LA CARTE DINNER RESERVATIONS
OR HOSTING OF YOUR PRIVATE EVENT BY EMAILING
EDDIE@BUTTERFIELDSTONERIDEGE.COM
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