Monthly Rentals in Rosendale

Gretchen was an amazing host, so helpful and kind--we needed to do some laundry and she said we could use their washer and dryer; we were checking out and had a couple of hours to kill before checking into our next Airbnb in Newark and she said it would be alright to hang out past check out time. All these things made our stay really comfortable and enjoyable. The surroundings are quiet and peaceful, I loved watching the fireflies through the windows at nighttime as they flew about. It's in a beautiful location.

This was one of the most beautiful places and I truly felt at home. Everything was 100 percent and I can’t find anything to improve. The pillows and mattress were quality and some of the most comfortable I have ever tried and I am 41. There were so many amenities like coffee, hot chocolate, tea, creamer, toothbrushes, lotion, q tips, pads , shampoo, conditioner, body wash and so many other items that truly made it feel like home. Thank you very much for everything!

Had a great stay — the location is ideal: walkable to a grocery store, coffee shop, and restaurants; private (set back from the street); and peaceful, with views of the Rondout Creek. The apartment is well kept and has a generously sized kitchen, great for cooking. Danylo communicates clearly and was helpful when I needed something. I’d be happy to stay here again. Bonus: Joppenbergh Mountain is just a 2-minute walk away, with trails for hiking, running, and mountain biking, plus a beautiful overlook of the Trestle.

We were in the area for my daughter's college graduation, and the "shack," as it's known, was perfect for us. It's comfortable, well-appointed with cool amenities (big, super-comfy bed, full bathtub, lots of vintage fixtures and furniture and a woodstove). What's really cool is that the dwelling's modest facade belies a remarkable spaciousness once you get inside - like the Charmed Wizarding Tents in "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." It's sort of a loft, with small spaces above in the front and rear, but the real attraction is the cavernous space in between. It's quiet, but surrounded by restaurants and other small businesses and a small park that hosts a farmers' market on Sundays. Don't miss the standout cuisine at Garden House, the Middle-Eastern restaurant right across the lane. It's a hub for a small, sweet community of older folks who add real warmth to the place, and the food is incredibly good. Comfort with a sense of adventure. Would we stay here again? Definitely.