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Vogue called it a modern mountain getaway, The New York Times, Condé Nast Traveler, and Travel + Leisure have sung its praises, and one look at this 230-acre Catskills retreat explains why. Just two hours from Manhattan, Hemlock Neversink has built a name as an escape for people who actually want to unplug, goat hikes included. Whether you're flying solo or bringing a plus-one who's equally overdue for a digital detox, you've found your retreat.
Grab your $299 pulse (a $599 value) for a One-Night Weeknight Stay For One or Two People in a Queen Room. Cuddle up to perkes like Bellino Fine Linens, Matouk Soft Turkish Waffle Fabric Bathrobes, Oneka Bath Amenities, Madison Collection Sustainable Towels, A Writing Desk, and Free Wifi, among other amenities. Read on!
The days here are engineered for choose-your-own-adventure recharging: hiking trails (including the property's now-famous goat hikes), yoga and fitness classes, and daily workshops spanning arts and crafts. Burn off the drive up on the tennis or pickleball courts, then cool down in the indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and steam room, all complimentary throughout your stay. When it's time to refuel, the on-site restaurant serves up elevated, ingredient-driven fare Foster Supply Hospitality is known for across its Catskills portfolio.
And then there's the spa, which reps twelve treatment rooms, with massages, body treatments, bath rituals, facials, and energy work that go well beyond a standard hotel menu. Think next-level pampering that turns a one-night stay into a full reset, which is exactly why editors keep sending readers here instead of the usual upstate suspects.
For a city dweller who needs some major R&R, Hemlock Neversink delivers wellness without the wait...
Tucked into 230 acres of forest, meadow, and mountain views in Neversink, New York, Hemlock sits in the heart of the Catskills, a region that's drawn city dwellers seeking rejuvenation for generations. The property's main building dates back to the 1800s, with additional structures added over the years by a succession of owners, giving the resort a layered, lived-in history rather than the manufactured feel of a ground-up build. Since opening in fall 2023, Hemlock has carved out a distinct identity in a crowded upstate market: equal parts wellness retreat and grown-up summer camp.
Hemlock is the work of Foster Supply Hospitality, the husband-and-wife-run group founded by Sims and Kirsten Foster that has quietly become the definitive name in modern Catskills hospitality. Their portfolio includes The DeBruce, Kenoza Hall, and the Arnold House, along with restaurants Otto's and Bittersweet, each with its own point of view (and some with James Beard Foundation distinction), but all sharing the Fosters' throughline of design-forward spaces, serious culinary programming, and a sense of place rooted firmly in the region.
Design-wise, Hemlock leans into a Quaker-inspired aesthetic. Picture simplicity, function, and practicality over ornamentation. The 33 rooms are spread across five buildings and outfitted with custom furniture and fabrics sourced from Portugal, paired with sustainable, all-natural bath amenities and linens chosen as much for their environmental footprint as their softness. The result is a look that reads more considered farmhouse than boutique-hotel-by-numbers, in keeping with the property's broader ethos of slowing down.
That ethos extends to how Hemlock structures a stay. After booking, guests fill out a goal-oriented survey, and the team builds a personalized itinerary from an extensive roster of classes and activities spanning three dedicated activity buildings on the property. It's less a menu of amenities than a curated experience, designed around what each guest is actually looking to get out of their time there, whether that's physical challenge, creative outlet, or simply doing nothing at all.
Hemlock also carries a social mission through Foster Supply's nonprofit, A Single Bite, and its Family Meal program, which was launched in 2020 and still runs today, having delivered well over 150,000 meals to those in need. It's a detail that adds a layer of purpose to the property beyond the goats and the good design: a Catskills retreat that gives back to the community it's built within, run by a group that's clearly in it for more than just another pretty hotel.
So what are you waiting for? Just 2 hours from the city, rejuvenation is just within reach...
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Your $299 One-Night Weeknight Stay For One or Two People (a $599 Value) Includes:
Hemlock Neversink shines with a marvelous 4.6 stars out of 190+ reviews on Google, including:
"Our stay was absolutely wonderful, and every experience exceeded our expectations. The private yoga class, Flow & Let Go, was held in a gorgeous studio with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the most breathtaking scenery. We also participated in candle making and paint pouring. And of course, the daily goat hikes and goat hugs with Maggie were the highlight of our stay! The staff throughout the property were exceptionally kind, welcoming, and genuinely committed to creating memorable experiences. We left feeling refreshed, happy, and already looking forward to our return."
"Our experience at Hemlock Neversink Resort was exceptional from start to finish. The hiking was outstanding, with beautiful trails that truly let you disconnect and enjoy nature. My wife absolutely loved hiking with the goats—it was such a unique and joyful experience and a highlight of our trip. Every single person we encountered was wonderful, kind, and genuinely helpful. Their warmth made us feel welcome and cared for throughout our stay. We can’t recommend Hemlock Neversink enough and are already looking forward to coming back."
"Wow. What a beautiful serene getaway in the Catskills. Every single staff member was incredibly friendly and went above and beyond to ensure a comfortable and relaxing trip. We enjoyed the spa, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi. The somatic body movement and yoga classes helped our bodies stay loose and relaxed. We absolutely loved the dinner at Bittersweet. A truly talented chef, experimenting with flavors and textures in the context of a rotating seasonal menu. Thank you Hemlock Neversink for a thoughtful and unforgettable stay!"
May purchase as many vouchers as you like for personal use or for gifting.
Multiple vouchers may be combined for longer stays based on approval and availability.
Valid Sundays-Thursdays.
Upgrade to a Neversink King based on availability.
Tax & resort fees not included and will be paid on arrival.
Expires on Thursdays October 31, 2026.
