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The Stagecoach Inn—a former 18th century stagecoach stop that’s been fully renovated into a five-star inn and tavern-style restaurant—is Goshen’s de facto place for special occasions.

For folks from New England, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, a staycation in the Hudson Valley is an easy drive away and will do wonders for you! Take a few days to recharge and refresh in one of America’s most beautiful and historic regions.

“This hotel is one of my favorites if you are into design, décor, and that homey feel some of us look for, while on vacation.”

We’ve never seen a cocktail develop a following as quickly as this one. In February, we debuted the Mega Bloody Mary for our Galentine’s Day Brunch. Stacked with colorful garnishes, this bloody mary received hundreds of likes and comments, and even several phone calls asking about it.

For couples who want a bigger event than an elopement, there is another option.

The Stagecoach Inn has won several awards throughout the Hudson Valley.

“…Even those who are just stopping in for dinner can enjoy the crackle of an open hearth downstairs in the dining room. And what pairs better with those wintery sounds than decadent dishes like filet mignon with shiitake mushrooms and rosemary jus, or a steaming baked lasagna?”

“Originally built in 1747, the Stagecoach Inn has been exquisitely restored into an intimate inn, event space, and exceptional farm-to-fork restaurant.”

“Looking for a little extra sparkle in your holidaymaking? Hasten to Goshen, where Faith Ferguson has renovated a 1747 landmark inn into a classic Hudson Valley dining and lodging experience. The holiday decorations are sumptuous, the fireplaces are roaring, and the welcome mat is out.”

“When you walk through the front door of the Stagecoach Inn in Goshen, New York, it’s easy to imagine justices from the local courthouse arriving — some still wearing their robes — to have dinner nearly three centuries ago.”

“There’s nothing like the combination of checking into a beautiful country inn, exploring the area and then settling back into the Inn’s comfortable restaurant for a meal to remember.”

“Perhaps most notably, owners Faith Ferguson and Ron Boire have assembled a stellar staff whose investment in the inn and its guests’ experience is inspiring.”

“The Stagecoach Inn may be one of America’s oldest operating inns (it dates back to 1747, and is older than the village it resides in!) but it feels anything but old.”