In September 2016, Mohonk Mountain House opened Grove Lodge, the legendary resort’s first new accommodations in more than 100 years. Nestled next to a ![]()
tranquil fern grove on the northeast side of the 1,200-acre property, Grove Lodge features six well-appointed rooms and a sprawling great room, all with custom designed furniture from local craftsmen, making it the perfect retreat for groups and families to celebrate and experience the wonders of the Hudson Valley.
“For 148 years, the Smiley Family has been committed to conserving this unique natural environment along the Shawangunk Ridge and creating unforgettable experiences for our guests within it,” said Eric Gullickson, Vice President and General Manager of Mohonk Mountain House. “Grove Lodge exemplifies this perfectly – its secluded location is surrounded by ferns within a mature oak glen, yet is only a five- minute walk from our historic mountain house, which offers families an ideal home away from home that truly reflects the natural beauty of the Hudson Valley.”
Designed and constructed by award-winning architect, Andrew J. Allison from AJA Architecture and Planning, Grove Lodge incorporates the highest level of sustainable technologies and materials to reflect the resort’s tremendous respect for the land upon which it was built. The new 7,000 square-foot, two- story lodge utilizes native stones, reclaimed wood, natural finishes, and sustainable materials throughout. Within Grove Lodge are six beautiful rooms, each outfitted with a natural stone fireplace, hand-made furnishings, and a luxurious bathroom complete with a soaking tub and separate shower.
Guests who reserve all six rooms will have access to the lodge’s majestic 1,080 square-foot great room. Recognized by a grand arched doorway, the great room boasts cathedral ceilings, exposed wood beams, natural hardwood floors, a wall of windows and a private stone patio complete with the rocking chairs that are a signature of Mohonk Mountain House. A live-edged table made by local craftsman, Robert Dellay, stands at the center of the great room and serves as the perfect gathering or meeting space. Artwork from the Hudson Valley’s lively artist community, including selections from artist Nora Scarlett’s “Trunks in the Gunks” collection, lines the walls. Throughout the lodge, Dover Plains-based Hunt Furniture has crafted custom-made dressers and desks that perfectly complement the lodge’s design.
In order to introduce guests to the rich heritage and culinary traditions of the Hudson Valley, Grove Lodge welcomes visitors with a variety of locally-sourced amenities including chocolates from Hudson Valley Chocolates, a selection of locally-brewed beers and spirits from Catskill Distilling Company and Tuthilltown Spirits and a selection of wines from Benmarl/Fjord Vineyards, Brotherhood, Clinton Vineyards, Millbrook and Whitecliff Vineyards.
Guests are able to book a single room in the lodge or rent out the entire building, including the great room, for a group retreat or family gathering.
For more information, please visit our Cvent Profile.
tranquil fern grove on the northeast side of the 1,200-acre property, Grove Lodge features six well-appointed rooms and a sprawling great room, all with custom designed furniture from local craftsmen, making it the perfect retreat for groups and families to celebrate and experience the wonders of the Hudson Valley.
“For 148 years, the Smiley Family has been committed to conserving this unique natural environment along the Shawangunk Ridge and creating unforgettable experiences for our guests within it,” said Eric Gullickson, Vice President and General Manager of Mohonk Mountain House. “Grove Lodge exemplifies this perfectly – its secluded location is surrounded by ferns within a mature oak glen, yet is only a five- minute walk from our historic mountain house, which offers families an ideal home away from home that truly reflects the natural beauty of the Hudson Valley.”
Designed and constructed by award-winning architect, Andrew J. Allison from AJA Architecture and Planning, Grove Lodge incorporates the highest level of sustainable technologies and materials to reflect the resort’s tremendous respect for the land upon which it was built. The new 7,000 square-foot, two- story lodge utilizes native stones, reclaimed wood, natural finishes, and sustainable materials throughout. Within Grove Lodge are six beautiful rooms, each outfitted with a natural stone fireplace, hand-made furnishings, and a luxurious bathroom complete with a soaking tub and separate shower.
Guests who reserve all six rooms will have access to the lodge’s majestic 1,080 square-foot great room. Recognized by a grand arched doorway, the great room boasts cathedral ceilings, exposed wood beams, natural hardwood floors, a wall of windows and a private stone patio complete with the rocking chairs that are a signature of Mohonk Mountain House. A live-edged table made by local craftsman, Robert Dellay, stands at the center of the great room and serves as the perfect gathering or meeting space. Artwork from the Hudson Valley’s lively artist community, including selections from artist Nora Scarlett’s “Trunks in the Gunks” collection, lines the walls. Throughout the lodge, Dover Plains-based Hunt Furniture has crafted custom-made dressers and desks that perfectly complement the lodge’s design.
In order to introduce guests to the rich heritage and culinary traditions of the Hudson Valley, Grove Lodge welcomes visitors with a variety of locally-sourced amenities including chocolates from Hudson Valley Chocolates, a selection of locally-brewed beers and spirits from Catskill Distilling Company and Tuthilltown Spirits and a selection of wines from Benmarl/Fjord Vineyards, Brotherhood, Clinton Vineyards, Millbrook and Whitecliff Vineyards.
Guests are able to book a single room in the lodge or rent out the entire building, including the great room, for a group retreat or family gathering.
For more information, please visit our Cvent Profile.