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Reviewed 6 September 2011

We were in the area for a family wedding and all of our kids and grandkids were able to stay together at Hopkins House Farm. It was a fantastic experience, partly because we were all able to stay together. The building is an extraordinary 200 year-old building, nicely redone. Our hosts, Charlie and Aggie's hospitality was warm, open and limitless. In fact, they gave up their room so the whole immediate family of 14 could stay together. Breakfast was great, with many of us commenting that the egg dish was as good as any we had ever eaten. We all highly recommend the place.

Room tip: Our host contacted each member of the party to ensure that each had the best room to meet their needs.
Date of stay: September 2011
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Thank Mitch G
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Reviewed 4 September 2011

Rural New York has many pleasures--picturesque farms, quaint villages, winding roads, sense of history, an uncrowded ease, and slight dilapidation, all of which combine to suggest of a simpler, lost era. So occasionally we just wander off for a weekend of exploration. The recent Hurricane Irene provided one such excuse, and despite the severity of the storm we really lucked out when we found ourselves in this comfortable, rustic, country haven. The owners were so welcoming and friendly. They gave us tea/coffee immediately upon our arrival, made no fuss about bringing our dog or even our young teenage son, and set him up in his own room and us up in another with a huge and comfortable king-size bed. A copious breakfast (fresh eggs prepared to your liking, fresh fruit, yoghourt and homemade granola) really hit the spot the following morning! This isn’t everyone’s gig--there’s no tube, and the bathrooms are shared, but conversation is valued, the house (which dates back to the 18th century) and grounds are fascinating, the place is perfect for reading on a stormy day, and it really captures the spirit of rural NY,

Date of stay: August 2011
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Thank Nyackexplorer
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Reviewed 23 August 2011

Everything from the archetectural details, real maple syrup, comfy beds right down to the lazy dog everything at Hopkins House farms brought a sort of simple peace.

Date of stay: August 2011
  • Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Thank TxJessica
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Reviewed 10 August 2011

This bed and breakfast is in an old farm house, complete with uneven floors, funky, but comfortable, furnishings and lots of charm. It reminded me of going to my grandmother's farm when I was a little girl - nothing fancy, but tons of ambiance. Our bed was great and breakfast was simple (our request) and tasty. The owners are anxious to make you feel welcome and seem sincerely interested in who you are and what interests you. Although we only stayed one night, and were out late visiting friends in the area, it was a a very nice stay.

Date of stay: July 2011
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Reviewed 7 August 2011

Surrounded by New York and Vermont mountains, lush vegetation, and provided with a comfortable weekend by accommodating hosts who knew the area well and could send us in the right direction to find experiences beyond the restful solitude of their bed and breakfast, we will return soon to Hopkins House. We loved the wide board floors, the soaring hall window, the surrounding grounds and farm animals, the large walk in shower, and the breakfast built around our requests. Conversations with Aggie and Charlie about the history of their house and the area along with the plants and books made the weekend both enjoyable and memorable. Leave the hustle and bustle behind when coming to Salem and the Hopkins House Farm.

Room tip: Two upstairs front rooms are roomy, airy and bright.
Date of stay: August 2011
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Thank NSFM
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