About Your Stay
Your host Nancy Donskoj welcomes you to The Gallery Inn and historic Kingston NY.
The former gallery space was artfully converted to a spacious one bedroom apartment suite in 2011. Its 20 year history as an art gallery is still maintained as it is uniquely decorated with local art which is available for purchase. You will find all the comforts of home as well as offering all the modern day conveniences.
The former gallery space was artfully converted to a spacious one bedroom apartment suite in 2011. Its 20 year history as an art gallery is still maintained as it is uniquely decorated with local art which is available for purchase. You will find all the comforts of home as well as offering all the modern day conveniences.
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Amenities include:
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The apartment suite is fully furnished with:
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It is set up to be self-sufficient (no daily maid service)
Parking
There is metered parking on the street in front of the Inn. Free parking across the street and on the side streets. Off street parking is available behind The Gallery Inn on Post Street.
Parking
There is metered parking on the street in front of the Inn. Free parking across the street and on the side streets. Off street parking is available behind The Gallery Inn on Post Street.
History
If you love art and history you've come to the right place. The building itself was built in 1868 during the height of Rondout's industrial maritime past and in it's history it was a former plumbing supply, drug store, a boarding house and most recently a contemporary art gallery.
The history of Rondout which is now part of Kingston dates back to 1652 when it was originally named Esopus; the name of an Indian tribe and was one of the primary communities in New Netherlands.
Today, the City of Kingston is a vibrant arts center, home to many artists and galleries. If you visit us on the first Saturday of the month you will experience Kingston's First Saturday Artwalk when dozens of art spaces host receptions throughout the City of Kingston. Sponsored by MAD (Kingston's Midtown Arts District)
The history of Rondout which is now part of Kingston dates back to 1652 when it was originally named Esopus; the name of an Indian tribe and was one of the primary communities in New Netherlands.
Today, the City of Kingston is a vibrant arts center, home to many artists and galleries. If you visit us on the first Saturday of the month you will experience Kingston's First Saturday Artwalk when dozens of art spaces host receptions throughout the City of Kingston. Sponsored by MAD (Kingston's Midtown Arts District)
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93 BROADWAY
KINGSTON, NY 12401 |
845-514-3998
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TheGalleryInnKingstonNY@gmail.com
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