Today, more than 500 casinos are operated across the country, generating an annual revenue of more than $240 billion. For East Coast tourists, these 16 casinos are located an easy drive from New York City and offer slot machines, table games, racebooks, and a variety of resort amenities and attractions.


1. Mount Airy Casino Resort

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Mount Airy Casino Resort is located in Mount Pocono within Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains on the site of the former Mount Airy Lodge, which was originally constructed in 1898. The resort, which reopened in 2007 following its rebranding, is one of only two AAA Four Diamond Casino Resorts in the state, along with Bethlehem’s Sands Casino Resort, and offers 188 luxury guest rooms and suites. 62,000 square feet of gaming space is offered, featuring 1,800 slot machines, including machines themed after popular films, television series, and music videos. A variety of card game tables have also been offered since the state’s legalization of table games in 2010. Dining options include Guy Fieri’s Mount Pocono Kitchen and Bistecca by Il Mulino. Other resort amenities include a night club, a spa and salon, and a championship 18-hole golf course.

312 Woodland Rd, Mt Pocono, PA 18344, Phone: 877-682-4791


2. Tropicana Atlantic City

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Tropicana Atlantic City is one of New Jersey’s largest resort hotels, offering 2,400 luxury guest rooms and suites. The hotel was originally opened in 1919 as the Ambassador Hotel and was the site of the infamous 1929 Atlantic City Conference, which brought legendary organized crime bosses such as Al Capone and Lucky Luciano to the hotel for a territorial rights truce. Since its rebranding as Tropicana, the casino has showcased more than 125,000 square feet of gaming space and offered more than 2,400 slot machines and 132 table games. 26 restaurants are offered at the complex, including the Chelsea Five Gastropub, Il Verdi, and The Palm. Other attractions include the AtlantiCare LifeCenter fitness center, a 2,000-seat showroom venue, and a 200,000-square-foot entertainment and shopping complex known as The Quarter.

2831 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, Phone: 609-340-4000


3. Bally’s Atlantic City

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Bally’s Atlantic City was originally opened in 1979 as Bally’s Park Place and is best known as the namesake of the “Park Place” and “Boardwalk” game space locations in the Monopoly board game. Since 2005, the hotel and casino has been operated by Caesars Entertainment Corporation. With more than 2,000 rooms, the hotel is one of the largest on the Atlantic City boardwalk. Its two casinos offer more than 5,000 slot machines and 220,000 square feet of floor space, including a Wild Wild West casino themed after the American Old West and a Boardwalk Saloon offering floor-to-ceiling window views of the adjacent beach. Other amenities include an indoor swimming pool area with two saunas and six hot tubs, a shopping complex, and two restaurants operated by Food Network star Guy Fieri.

1900 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, Phone: 609-340-2000



4. Borgata

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Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa, which opened in 2003, is the top-grossing casino in the Atlantic City region and the largest hotel in the state of New Jersey, offering 2,002 guest rooms and suites. It is owned by MGM Resorts and offers 161,000 square feet of casino floor, featuring 4,000 slot machines, 50 poker tables, and 180 assorted table games. High-stakes tournaments held as part of the World Poker Tour are frequently hosted at the casino, which also offers Atlantic City’s only racebook. Other hotel attractions include the 18,000-square foot Premier Nightclub, the Borgata Beer Garden, Borgata Festival Park, and restaurants operated by celebrity chefs Bobby Flay, Wolfgang Puck, and Geoffrey Zakarian.

1 Borgata Way, Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, Phone: 609-317-1000


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5. Caesars Atlantic City

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Caesars Atlantic City was originally opened in 1979 as the Caesars Boardwalk Regency and is one of the largest casinos in Atlantic City today, offering more than 145,000 square feet of gaming space and over 3,000 slot machines. The resort, which is modeled after the Caesars Palace hotel in Las Vegas, features an ancient Greek and Roman theme and offers 1,158 guest rooms and suites. Casino activities are divided into four areas, including the Asian-themed Palace East, a Poker Room, a table games area, and a second-floor slots casino. Other hotel amenities include the Gordon Ramsay Pub and Grill, the Playground Pier shopping mall, and the 1,100-seat Circus Maximus Showroom, which hosts international recording artists and professional boxing matches.

2100 Pacific Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, Phone: 609-348-4411


6. Empire City

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Empire City is park of the Yonkers Raceway complex, which was opened in 1899 as the Empire City Racetrack, and is operated by MGM Resorts International. The half-mile racing dirt track was redesigned in 1997 to incorporate more than 7,500 slot machines and allows visitors as young as 18 years old due to its governance by state lottery laws. Automated blackjack, craps, baccarat, and roulette games are offered at the casino, along with video poker, progressives, and keno. The casino hosts a monthly comedy night event and a weekly singing competition show and is home to an annual nine-week summer concert series attracting stars such as Kenny Rogers and Gavin DeGraw.

810 Yonkers Ave, Yonkers, NY 10704, Phone: 914-968-4200


7. Foxwoods Casino Resort

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Foxwoods Casino Resort was opened in 1986 by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation on the tribe’s Ledyard, Connecticut reservation following federal recognition of the tribe in 1983 by the United States Congress. The casino offers the world’s third-largest poker room behind the Commerce and Bicycle Casinos, along with 5,500 slot machines and 250 gaming tables. Two hotel towers offer 2,226 guest rooms and suites, along with a two-story children and teen gaming arcade. Other major attractions within the nine million square foot resort include a Tanger Outlet Mall and several restaurants, including a Hard Rock Cafe. Visitors should be advised that the casino is not smoke-free due to tribal land regulations.

350 Trolley Line Blvd, Mashantucket, CT 06338, Phone: 860-312-3000



8. Golden Nugget Atlantic City Hotel, Casino & Marina

Golden Nugget Atlantic City Hotel, Casino & Marina
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Golden Nugget Atlantic City Hotel, Casino and Marina is located in Atlantic City and was originally opened in 1985 as the Trump’s Castle resort. It was rebranded as Trump Marina in 1997 and later as Golden Nugget following its purchase by Landry’s, Inc. in 2011. The 14.6-acre resort contains a casino offering more than 74,000 square feet of gaming floor designed around a Gold Rush theme. Restaurant offerings include the Chart House, The Deck Bayfront Bar and Restaurant, and Michael Patrick's Brasserie. Radio transmissions for WWFP 90.5FM are broadcast from the hotel’s transmission tower. Other hotel attractions include a 2,000-seat ballroom, a 462-seat theater, and the Frank Farley Marina, which is operated by the New Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry.

600 Huron Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, Phone: 609-441-2000


9. Hard Rock Hotel Casino Atlantic City

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The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City was opened in 1990 as the Trump Taj Mahal and was constructed at a cost of almost $1 billion, featuring the nation’s first in-casino strip club and restaurants such as Il Mulino New York, Robert’s Steakhouse, and Dynasty. In 2016, the hotel was closed due to a casino worker’s strike, and in 2018, it was purchased by the Seminole Tribe of Florida and reopened as part of the Hard Rock franchise. 167,000 square feet of gaming space is offered, along with 2,010 guest rooms and suites, a 400-seat theater, and the Steel Pier boardwalk, which features a 227-foot-high observation wheel.

1000 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, Phone: 609-449-1000


10. Harrah's Resort Atlantic City

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Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City is one of three resorts and casinos located in Atlantic City’s marina district, along with the Golden Nugget and the Borgata. The resort was opened in 1980 and is operated today by Caesars Entertainment, offering 2,588 luxury guest rooms and suites. 177,000 square feet of gaming floor is offered, including 5,567 slot machines, 139 table games, and a Poker Room that hosts events for the World Series of Poker. Fine and casual dining options are offered, along with the glass dome enclosed Pool at Harrah’s, which hosts tri-weekly Pool After Dark DJ events, and the Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa. A 1,200-seat theater, the Concert Venue, is also offered, showcasing international recording artists and professional boxing matches.

777 Harrah's Blvd, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, Phone: 609-441-5000


11. Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs

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Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs is a racetrack and casino located near Wilkes-Barre that is a redevelopment of the prior Pocono Downs racetrack, which was acquired by the Mohegan Sun casino franchise in 2005 at a cost of $280 million. As the first slots casino in Pennsylvania, the casino offers 82,000 square feet of gaming space and is overseen by the authority of the Mohegan Tribe. More than 2,300 slot machines are offered, along with tables for poker, roulette, and blackjack. A ?-mile harness track, the Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono, is also offered, along with 238 guest rooms and suites and 14 restaurants, including a full-service food court.

1280 Pennsylvania 315, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702, Phone: 570-831-2100


12. Mohegan Sun

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Mohegan Sun is owned by the Mohegan Tribe and located in Uncasville within Connecticut’s foothills tourist district on 240 acres of reservation land. It was opened in 1996 with the assistance of Trading Cove Associates and features a 364,000-square-foot casino offering 6,500 slot machines, 377 gaming tables, remote jai-alai wagering, and a racebook for live horse and greyhound racing throughout the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia. Major casino attractions include the Casino of the Sky planetarium dome ceiling and the 55-foot Taughannick Falls indoor waterfall. Other resort amenities include the Mohegan Sun Arena, the 300-seat Wolf Den and 350-seat Cabaret Theater, the WMOS radio studios, and the American Northeast’s largest convention center ballroom.

1 Mohegan Sun Blvd, Uncasville, CT 06382, Phone: 888-226-7711


13. Parx Casino and Racing

Parx Casino and Racing
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Parx Casino and Racing is Pennsylvania’s largest casino complex and is operated by Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment. The racetrack was originally opened in 1974 as the Keystone Racetrack and was intended to replace the former Liberty Bell Park Racetrack. In 1996, following a rebranding as the Philadelphia Park Racetrack, the racetrack added a full casino facility featuring 3,500 slot machines, 140 table games, and a poker room featuring 60 poker tables. Live simulcast racing is also showcased at the casino, including the Pennsylvania Derby and the Fitz Eugene Dixon Cotillion, the state’s two premiere annual thoroughbred races. Other attractions at the complex include the Liberty Bell Gastropub, Parxgrill, and the Club 360 and Jax nightclubs.

2999 Street Rd, Bensalem, PA 19020, Phone: 888-LUV-PARX


14. Resorts Casino Hotel

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Resorts Casino Hotel was Atlantic City’s first casino and hotel and was the first legal casino in the United States operated outside of Las Vegas when it opened in 1978. Its site originally housed the historic Chalfonte and Haddon Houses, which have been relocated and preserved as historic structures. Since 2012, it has been operated by the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority and is part of a marketing partnership with Oceanfront’s Monmouth Park Racetrack. 1,00,000 square feet of gaming space is offered within the Roaring Twenties-themed casino, which was designed after the success of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire television series. The casino also features Atlantic City’s first LGBT nightclub and is the first casino in the city to actively promote an LGBT-inclusive atmosphere.

1133 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, Phone: 609-344-6000


15. Resorts World Casino New York City

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Resorts World Casino New York City is located in Jamaica, Queens and is the only casino within New York’s five boroughs. The casino was opened in 2011 as part of the Aqueduct Racetrack complex, which originally opened in 1894 and offers a 1 ?-mile thoroughbred race track. It has been featured in a number of feature films and television series, including The Sopranos and The Odd Couple. 330,000 square feet of gaming space is offered, featuring a wide variety of slot machines and animated blackjack, craps, roulette, and Baccarat tables. The casino is accessible from the New York City subway via the Aqueduct Racetrack station and a free shuttle bus operated by the New York Racing Association.

110-00 Rockaway Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11420, Phone: 888-888-8801


16. Sands Casino Resort

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Sands Casino Resort is located within the Bethlehem Works development in eastern Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley region and is operated by Las Vegas’ Sands corporation. In 2006, the casino was one of five stand-alone facilities offered slots licenses by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board following the state’s legalization of gambling. The casino was officially opened to the public in 2009, offering 3,000 slot machines, 200 table games, and a variety of electronic games. Dining options at the resort include three restaurants operated by celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse, and several nightclubs are offered, including the popular Vision Bar. Other attractions include the Outlets at Sands Bethlehem shopping mall and the Sands Bethlehem Event Center, which features a 3,800-seat concert venue operated by Live Nation. The resort is the annual host of the Lehigh Valley Food and Wine Festival, held near Memorial Day.

77 Sands Blvd, Bethlehem, PA 18015, Phone: 484-777-7777


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More Ideas: The Garment District

New York City is known for many things. It's a hub of culture and entertainment, absolutely filled with museums, galleries, comedy clubs, sports bars, live entertainment venues, theaters, and more. It's also one of the most touristic cities on the planet, renowned for its high profile landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building. It's a place for fine dining and urban exploration of all kinds, and it's also, without a doubt, one of the best places to go shopping anywhere in the world.

Right alongside the likes of London, Paris, and Milan, New York City is one of the key fashion capitals, with many big brands, designers, and labels operating in the Big Apple. Major fashion shows are held there each and every year and there are so many stores and boutiques for shopping enthusiasts to enjoy, especially in the Garment District, the best place to go shopping in New York City.

Visiting The Garment District NYC

The Garment District, also sometimes referred to as the Fashion District or the Garment Center, is a neighborhood situated in Manhattan, running from Fifth Ave and Ninth Ave over to 34th and 42nd St. It's the heart of fashion in NYC and arguably the biggest fashion center in the entire world.

Huge fashion labels and major designers including Calvin Klein, Carolina Herrera, and Oscar de la Renta have showrooms and production facilities in the Garment District, and many other international designers and labels have stores there too. There's even a Fashion Walk of Fame, and here’s all you need to know about visiting the Garment District in NYC.

- How To Get To Garment District - If you're new to New York, you don't need to worry. Getting to the Garment District is a lot easier than you might think. It's situated right in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, with easy access to all transportation networks around the city and beyond. No less than 16 different subway lines connect to the Garment District, with dozens of buses stopping in the area too. Those traveling from further away can make use of the Long Island Rail Road, NJ Transit, and Metro North to reach the Garment District too.

- The Fashion Walk of Fame - One of the top things to do in the Garment District, especially for tourists and those who are visiting for the first time, is to take a walk along the Fashion Walk of Fame. Just like the Hollywood Walk of Fame which features stars for celebrities, the Fashion Walk of Fame in NYC is dedicated to icons of the fashion industry, with plaques embedded right into the sidewalk, adorned with the names of famous creators. From 41st St to 40th St, for example, you can find the plaques of Marc Jacobs and Betsey Johnson. The likes of Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren can be spotted on 40th and 39th, and there are plenty more to discover along the walk as well.

- Walking Tours - One of the best ways to see and enjoy all the Garment District has to offer is to take a walking tour. There are free Garment District walking tours held on a regular basis through Mike's NYC Tours. The tour lasts for up to two hours and will take you all around the district, with your friendly guide, Mike Kaback, taking you around, teaching you about the history of the fashion industry in NYC, pointing out some of the hidden treasures of the area, and telling you stories from his own past in the area. There are dedicated shopping tours and historical tours to choose from too, as well as online resources like Destination Midtown to help you plan your own self-guided walking tour of the Garment District.

- Shopping - There are simply hundreds of fashion stores, brands, and businesses to be found around the Garment District, and it's easily one of the top spots to go shopping in NYC. You can find absolutely everything here, from casual attire and sportswear to elegant dresses an eveningwear for any occasion. From the delicate lingerie of Victoria's Secret to the 11 floors of shopping heaven in Macy's Herald Square and even superhero stories over at Midtown Comics, there’s something for everyone here. New arrivals will be simply overwhelmed by the sheer quantity of stores all around them, and it can be worth signing up for a shopping tour to get the best experience.

- Food and Drink - The Garment District is best known for its fashion stores and showrooms, but it's one of NYC's best dining spots too. You can find everything here, from the fine Italian dining of Arno Ristorante (141 W 38th St) to classic American fare of Parker & Quinn (64 W 39th St) and the Korean BBQ delights of Gogi 37 (252 W 37th St. Tapas, Basque, Mediterranean, Cuban, Asian, and many other restaurants can be found around the area too. There are also dozens of great bars in the Garment District like Stitch Bar & Lounge (247 W 37th St), plus lots of cozy cafes for light bites and drinks like Café Grumpy (200 W 39th St).


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More Ideas: Larkin Square

All around America, we’re seeing industrial, disused, and overlooked areas being given new purposes. This process is turning places like old, abandoned warehouses into thriving hubs of culture and entertainment, and one of the very best examples of this can be seen in Larkinville, a small area of Buffalo in New York.

Situated near Downtown Buffalo, Larkinville was once an industrial area, dominated by the large complex of warehouses and facilities of the Larkin Soap Company. The area has history dating all the way back to the 1820s, but in the 1950s, the Larkin Company went out of business and the area was largely ignored for many years.

In recent times, however, this area has been entirely renovated and revitalized, home to one of Buffalo's best event venues, meeting places, and public gathering areas: Larkin Square. Hosting all kinds of events and concerts throughout the year, Larkin Square has swiftly become one of New York State's leading hangout spots.

Larkin Square - Events in Buffalo, NY

Larkin Square is situated right in the heart of Larkinville and opened up in 2012. Surrounded by the many former warehouses of the Larkin Company, Larkin Square is a whimsical open public space that plays host to all kinds of communal gatherings throughout the year. Here's all you need to know about Larkin Square:

- Location - Larkin Square's official address is 745 Seneca Street, Buffalo, NY 14210. The square can be found at the intersection of Seneca, Swan, and Van Rensselaer Streets, just a mile away from the First Niagara Center.

- Parking - If you choose to drive to Larkin Square, you'll find free parking at the various lots around the area during scheduled events. The lots are situated all along Exchange St and over the street from Larkin Square itself.

- Getting There - If you prefer to rely on public transport to get to Larkin Square, you can take the Metro Rail over to the Church St Station and then catch the number 15 NFTA bus to Larkin Square.

- Contact - If you'd like to get in touch with the Larkin Square team with queries about your visit or another related matter, you can call 716 362 2665 or fill out an online contact form. You can also stay up to date with all Larkin Square news by following the square’s social media accounts.

- Private Events at Larkin Square - If you're planning a private event in Buffalo, NY, Larkin Square might be the perfect place to host it. This is easily one of the best wedding venues in Buffalo, and it's also perfectly well-suited for corporate events, social gatherings, family reunions, and so much more. The local Filling Station restaurant will do all the catering you need and the Larkin Square events team can work with you to bring your unique event vision to life, planning out every detail to perfection. Larkin Square offers more than enough outdoor space for huge events with lots of guests, and you can get in touch with the team through phone or email to learn more.

- Food Truck Tuesdays - Running from April through to October, Food Truck Tuesdays are one of the hottest food events in all of Buffalo and a great way to enjoy delicious artisan foods and craft drinks in a vibrant and beautiful setting. Each Tuesdays, from 5pm to 8pm, many food trucks appear all around Larkin Square. Free parking is offered to all and you'll find a great range of food styles available from classic BBQ fare and burgers to salads, soups, Caribbean dishes, falafel, wraps, crepes, hot dogs, and more.

- KeyBank Live At Larkin - All through the summer months, the KeyBank Live At Larkin concerts give Buffalo locals and visitors to enjoy some super music and fun times in the heart of the city. Sponsored by Independent Health, these live music events occur every Wednesday from 5pm through to 8.30pm, with wine and craft beers served alongside delicious food truck offerings. Admission is totally free and the music on stage can vary from blues and jazz to Rolling Stones tribute acts and much more.

- Larkin Square Authors & Speakers - If you're a big reader with an interest in the literary world, the Larkin Square Authors & Speakers is one of the top events for you in Buffalo, NY. This event sees various authors appear for discussions and Q&A sessions about their works, their process, and the literary world at large.

- The Filling Station - The premier restaurant of Larkin Square, the Filling Station is open for lunch all through the week from 11am to 3pm, as well as offering catering for private events and serving delicious meals and drinks for special occasions too. You’ll find salads, appetizers, sandwiches, and more at the Filling Station, with super service and high quality ingredients every time.


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More Ideas: Floating Farmhouse

Whenever you plan a trip away, there are many different factors to consider. Your destination, your mode of transport, your itinerary, and more all need to be thought about in preparation for your trip, but one of the biggest and most important aspects of any getaway is the accommodation.

Your 'home away from home' truly needs to feel like home, or else the whole trip can be ruined. Staying somewhere beautiful, comfortable, and luxurious can make any trip a thousand times better, providing the magical memories and sound nights of sleep you need to have a wonderful time.

If you're heading out to the Catskills, one of the most naturally beautifully and culturally rich locations in all of Upstate New York, one of the most luxurious and unforgettable places you can stay is, without a doubt, the Floating Farmhouse.

All About the Floating Farmhouse - Luxury Catskills Accommodation

Just two hours outside the hustle and bustle of NYC, settled snugly among the Catskills, the Floating Farmhouse is a stunning manor house, surrounded by beautiful scenery, decorated to a regal standard, and equipped with all the luxuries and comforts you could possibly imagine. It's one of the best luxury accommodation rentals in the Catskills, offering 5-star stays for guests of all ages.

- The Setting - The Floating Farmhouse is located in the Catskills, just a couple of hours away from New York City. A soothing swimming creek runs beside the property, with trees, wilderness, and outstanding views all around. A little waterfall can be seen nearby, flowing over an old hand-laid dam. The property is surrounded by pristine lawns, stunning pine trees, and more, fitted with a large porch to sit and relax, and a beautiful gazebo for special events or meals with the family.

- The Interior - This 1820 Catskills manor retains many of its original features, fused seamlessly with contemporary class and elegance. Hardwood floors and stunning ceiling beams offer a rustic edge, while the 52" flat screen TV, neutral tones, enormous wood-fired oven, industrial style bath fittings, and more help to give the property a truly unique sense of style.

- Bedrooms - You'll find no less than five separate bedrooms at the Floating Farmhouse. The master suite is fitted with ancient wooden beams, a wood-burning fireplace, a king-sized bed, and its own en-suite bathroom, while the additional bedrooms all have charms, features, and personalities of their own.

- The Kitchen - One of the most popular and impressive rooms of the house, the kitchen immediately stands out with its high ceilings and exceptionally beautiful glass wall, offering remarkable views out onto the lawn and letting a lot of light in all through the day. The kitchen is equipped with a 48" commercial range, a huge dining table, a modern sound system to let you play your favorite tunes, under-floor heating, and more.

- Exclusive Unique Services - The Floating Farmhouse offers more than just a luxury vacation rental space; it also comes with exclusive VIP services as optional extras to make your stay even more special. Guests who choose to stay at the Floating Farmhouse can choose to have their own personal chef preparing high quality, gourmet meals for them each day, and you can also elect to have your own yoga instructor on-site for soothing sessions in one of the most beautiful and relaxing locations on Earth.

The Floating Farmhouse is one of the best private rentals in the Catskills. Not only is it in a great location, it has also been very tastefully decorated and designed to an impeccable standard. Aimed at providing the best possible getaway experiences, the Floating Farmhouse even comes with the option of your own private chef, all for great, competitive rates. It’s a prime destination for your Upstate New York vacation.

The Floating Farmhouse for Weddings and Private Events

As well as being a luxury accommodation location for trips to the Catskills, the Floating Farmhouse can also be rented out as a prime wedding venue or private event hosting location. The beautiful setting and outstanding facilities of the Floating Farmhouse lend themselves well to weddings, and the manor has successfully hosted several weddings and other special events in the past. Advantages of the Floating Farmhouse as a luxury Upstate New York wedding venue include:

- Proximity to NYC - The Floating Farmhouse is only a couple of hours away from New York City, making it highly convenient for all your friends and family

- Natural Setting - The beautiful scenery and views help to provide a very romantic and beautiful setting for wedding day photoshoots and more.

- The Perfect Blend - Many couples choose to plan weddings in Upstate New York, but are often forced to choose between rustic locations like barns and farmhouses, and more luxurious resorts. The Floating Farmhouse provides the perfect blend of both rustic atmosphere and contemporary class.

The Floating Farmhouse is the perfect location for your wedding or other special event in Upstate New York, offering all the features and facilities you need. A full wedding brochure is available to help you learn more via the official Floating Farmhouse site, and you can contact the team any team to start laying out the details of your wedding and planning it all out.