Jennifer from Brooklyn, NY, has come back to Roots &
Wings’ Country Getaway in New Paltz, NY, many times with her family.
“My family found Roots & Wings’ Country Getaway through
tripadvisor.com. We travel to upstate New York primarily for rock climbing in
the Shawangunk Mountains. Roots & Wings is at the foothill of the Shawangunks,
just west of New Paltz, easy to get to on the NYS Thruway. While staying at
Roots & Wings’ Country Getaway we’ve also gone hiking around the area in the
Mohonk Preserve and Minnewaska State Park. On days with bad weather, we love to
explore the nearby village of New Paltz.
My family has stayed at several
other bed & breakfasts in New Paltz, NY. We’ve gone back to Puja Thomson because
we like the way she’s set up Roots & Wings’ Country Getaway. The first time
we went there we were very impressed. You can choose either The Mountain Studio
Apartment or The Garden Room at Roots & Wings’ Country Getaway. Both are
extremely well maintained.
We’ve stayed at both: The Mountain
Studio Apartment, a small, but efficient space, has customized furniture, like a built in table you can put
up and a loft bed, which is pretty amazing. We also love staying in The Garden
Room. It has an adjacent breakfast nook and access to a sauna. The last time we stayed in the Garden Room we were able
to see deer roaming around the backyard. Everyday we saw the same two or three
deer. We are from the city and we normally don’t get that kind of exposure to
nature.
Puja Thomson is very accommodating.
She provides food in her refrigerator and fresh fruit so you can enjoy
breakfast on your own time, early or late. We also like that Roots & Wings is
secluded and quiet, at the end of Ramah Lane, with great views. The location of
Roots & Wings cannot be beat for people who like outdoor activities. If you
like to go rock climbing, the Shawangunk cliffs are ideal. We’ll be going up
next week to explore new cliffs.” – Jennifer, Brooklyn, NY.
Written by Cynthia Stewart for Roots & Wings
Written by Cynthia Stewart for Roots & Wings
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