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These are the top 10 spots we’d recommend to our best friend visiting Denver. No fluff, just culinary greatness at different price points.

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These are the top 10 spots we’d recommend to our best friend visiting Denver. No fluff, just culinary greatness at different price points.

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Phillip Malone, LMT

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4.9
No-nonsense therapeutic massage with a clinical edge. Bodywork, joint movement, and real relief inside a modest, light-filled studio.
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Colonial Inn

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4.3
Old soul on Main Street stuffed with stories, oddities, and family. Breakfast hits the plate hot, and the bar hums with talk till late.
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Adam & Eve’s Beauté Centre

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4.7
Local salon where folks swap stories during trims and color. Mirrors catch daylight, stylists listen, and towels always smell fresh.
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ElmRock Inn

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4.5
An 18th-century farmhouse inn with stone walls and the smell of baking bread each morning. Plates hit tables in the light-filled dining room while firewood snaps outside under big trees.
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EarthMind Wellness Center

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4.9
A serene Catskills retreat for honest wellness work and quiet resets. Trails wind past trees, and hands prepare nourishing food each day.
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Belleayre Lodge and Cabins

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4.9
A Catskills standby for group escapes and ski weekends, steps from the mountain. Hot tubs, firepits, and the smell of pine drift through camp mornings.
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The Maker Hotel

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4.3
Polished history and layered design along Warren Street. Rooms feel artful, the pool flickers with afternoon light, and the café smells like fresh bread.
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Blue Hill Lodge

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4.5
Simple mountain lodge with a beer bar, pub restaurant, and art tucked along Denning Road. Pines overhead, good drinks, and steady, friendly faces.
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The HCS Resort

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4.8
Old-school resort in the woods, the kind where everything happens outside. Big playgrounds, hearty meals, and enough room for the whole clan.
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The Yarra

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4.9
A boutique inn with just four color-themed rooms and a knack for thoughtful details. Homemade pastries, hand-poured coffee, and hushed mornings by the river.
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Tree Top Healing Spa at Villa Roma

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5.0
A quiet spot for real relief and attentive care. The air smells of essential oils and the pace is slow, just off the woods.
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The Hair Lab

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4.7
Classic Catskills salon where regulars swap stories and stylists remember your cut. The scent of hair products mixes with laughter and Main Street light.
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The Arnold House

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Old roadhouse charm where the pace shifts with each guest. Mornings start with strong coffee, nights bring firelight and stories from the tavern.
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Lenora I. Freese LMT PLLC

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Massage on a country road, quiet and focused. Healing hands work the knots while late light slants across old wooden floors.
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Chalet Hotel

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4.4
Longstanding Catskills hotel with a cycle of camps, retreats, and laid-back summer rhythms. Food fills the big hall and guests spill outside into wide lawns.
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SPA SUNDARA LLC

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Steady hands and unhurried care set the pace at Spa Sundara. Scented oils, gentle music, and friendly faces shape a quiet retreat on Green Street.
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Spalon

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4.7
A local Hudson spot for expert hair, waxing, massage, and skin care. Scissors flick, dryers hum, and regulars trade hellos at the chairs.
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Antrim Streamside

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4.8
Cabins and cottages hidden along the Willowemoc, with trails and Adirondack chairs worked into the landscape. Morning light, strong coffee, and the river talking just out of sight.
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Eastwind Hotel

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Modern mountain retreat framed by Windham’s forests and clean Scandinavian lines. Bread rises, guitars ring, and the crew pours at the bar.
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Meditation House

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A steady hub for mindfulness and guided meditation on Bogart Road. Classes ease into conversation and soft light lingers in the room.
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Turquoise Barn

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4.7
A Catskills retreat center shaped by weathered boards, art, and stillness. Meadow grass, yoga mats, and the pond’s reflection fill the day.
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Weiners Bungalows

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4.8
No-frills Catskills bungalows set back from the road, buzzing with summer energy. Swim, play, and gather in grassy lawns and old-school cabins.
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Sakinah Irizarry, LMT

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5.0
Steady hands and patient care in a ground-floor studio on Saugerties’ Main. Crisp linens, unhurried table time, and therapists who listen closely.
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The Wiltwyck

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Uptown Kingston’s historic brick inn with quiet rooms and real hospitality. Pillowy beds, artful touches, and the hum of the Stockade District.
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Candlewood

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4.5
Low-key retreat with simple, well-kept bungalows and green grounds. Mornings pass with lake breezes and quiet voices on porches.
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The Kartrite Resort

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4.0
Lively resort with an indoor water park, arcade, and a row of restaurants just off the Monticello woods. Steam, laughter, and the clang of air hockey drift through long hallways.
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Piaule Catskill

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4.5
Modernist cabins on a wooded hillside with spa and nature trails. Fires flicker, drinks pour, and the fog drifts slow through the pines.
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Black Bear Lodge

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Low-key Catskills motel with rooms that just get the job done. Actual breakfast muffins and the river sings out back.
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A Tiny House Resort

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4.6
Tiny houses line a green curve above Catskill Creek, laid out with intent. Mornings break with animal calls, eggs sizzling, and laughter from the craft barn.
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Pine Hill Arms Hotel

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4.2
Old Catskills lodge that has seen generations of skiers and locals. Faded paneling, quiet chatter, and coffee brewing before dawn.
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Hotel Dylan

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4.7
Retro roadside hotel tuned to the spirit of Woodstock. Fire pits crackle, records spin, and Santa Fe’s plates come out hot and quick.
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Camptown Hotel

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Modern cabins and a mid-mod lodge bustled into a wooded spot on Route 23B. Firepit smoke curling up, cold pool water, cocktails poured under the mountain sky.
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Delaware House Inn

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1796 farmhouse inn just off Andes’ main street, carrying traces of its long history. Coffee wafts through wide suites, with sun on the front porch.
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Winter Clove Inn

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4.6
A Catskills family inn running for two centuries, meals and stories ring out in the old farmhouse. Trails, pools, and porch chairs invite slow mornings and muddy boots.
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Oppenheimer's Regis Hotel

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4.5
Family-run hotel with a Catskills accent, where tradition lingers in the halls. Views stretch to the waterfall and meals come with good stories.
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Beaverkill Valley Inn

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A classic Catskill lodge wrapped in woods, water, and old porch timbers. Trout breakfasts, slow dinners, and families drifting through wide halls.

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