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Solitude Escapes in the Northeast
Hand-picked solitude escapes across the Northeast, every one a designated Boutel. Filter by category or amenities to find your stay.
Spruceton Inn
West Kill, NY
Boutel™A defunct 1960s valley motel reborn as a bed-and-bar, where a low strip of simple, screen-free rooms opens onto eight acres of creekside meadow ringed by mountains. Days run up to Diamond Notch Falls and back to a fire pit in the grass, then into Room One for a whiskey by the fire.
The Kelby
Hebron, NH
Boutel™A single-level lakeside hideaway near Newfound Lake where the Doyle family swapped city life for slow mornings, kitchenette rooms, and semi-private decks under the trees. A cheerful cafe out front and a shared beach a short walk away make it feel less like a stopover and more like borrowing a friend's cabin.
The Rex Hotel
Greentown, PA
Boutel™Quality beds, a fire pit, and a private trailhead steps from the door. A welcome bag greets every arrival, and the mountains beyond take over from there.
Gale River House
Franconia, NH
Honorable MentionA 1930s riverside layout where rooms open directly to mountain views, with the original cottage footprint preserved in the structure. Self check-in and keyless entry in a property that arrived at itself quietly.
Pines Motel on Lake Erie
Ripley, NY
Honorable Mention1950 knotty pine bones and the Rock & Roll Suite in the 1822 farmhouse with a record player and vinyl collection. Restored by people who relocated specifically to bring it back.
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