Do the suites have kitchens?

Most suites have a full kitchenette, stainless appliances, a convection cooktop, full-size refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker, and cookware. A couple of the smaller studios are more hotel-style without a full kitchen; the room details note which is which.

Yes, free private parking on a first-come, first-served basis. At 52 Cottage it's the lot directly across the street; at 89 Cottage it's the lot behind the building. One standard-size vehicle per reservation.

Are weekly or monthly stays available?

Yes. The suites work well for longer stays, work assignments, medical or school-related visits, and relocations, and longer-stay discounts may be available. Ask about extended terms before booking.

These are real downtown buildings, so expect normal city activity, some hallway movement, and guests coming and going, convenient and urban rather than secluded.

Is there an elevator?

No. Both buildings are walk-ups with stairs. If that's a concern, message us before booking and we'll help you find the best-fit suite.

Middletown, New York · since 1890

Finally, a place that's handled.

Two restored turn-of-the-century buildings in downtown Middletown, real kitchens, 24/7 self check-in, free parking, and real people who actually answer. Stay a few nights, or settle in for the season.

Free parkingSelf check-inReal kitchens in every suite

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A sunlit suite at The Columbus Hotel in downtown Middletown, the Balcony Suite's four-poster bed in crisp white linen, with two bright windows, a sofa, and a small dining nook

The Four-Poster Suite, a black canopy bed in white linen with sunlight across warm wood floors and a slatted-oak feature wall

Flexible terms
No long lease
Free parking
24/7 self check-in

You'll know if it's for you.

You're in town for a few nights and done with beige highway hotels.
You're on a 13-week assignment and want somewhere that feels like more than a room.
You're relocating, and need a real place to land while you find a home.
You're between homes, with a closing date that keeps moving.
You're running a crew on a job and need a few suites near the work.
You just want a kitchen, fast Wi-Fi, and someone who actually answers.

Nodded at a couple of these? That's exactly who we built this for.

Book a few nights Stay a month or more

By the time you arrive, it's already taken care of.

No front desk, no waiting, no scramble for a key. Here's how an arrival actually goes.

Before you leave
Your door code lands by text, nothing to pick up, no front desk to beat before it closes.
Pull in
Park in the lot, no meter, no permit, free at both buildings.
Let yourself in
Tap the code and you're in. 24/7, whatever time the drive actually ends.
Settle
A real kitchen, fast Wi-Fi, a proper bed. Unpack once and live.
Anything at all
Text a real person who's been on this corner since 1890. Someone answers.

An example arrival, your details, handled the same way.

The suites

Made to be lived in.

Real homes with full kitchens, restored light, and character you won't find in a hotel room, each suite named for the room it is.

Featured · 52 Cottage St

The Four-Poster Suite

A bright top-floor suite with a queen bedroom and a sofa bed, a full kitchen, and a comfortable living area, good light and room for the whole family.

From $169 / night · Sleeps 4 · 1 bedroom · Full kitchen

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Named, not numbered: Every suite has a name and a character of its own.
Restored light: Tall windows and original detail in two turn-of-the-century buildings.
Designed interiors: Velvet headboards, brass, restored wood, never hotel-generic.
Room to live: Full kitchens and real living space, not a hotel box.

Twenty-four suites across two restored buildings on Cottage Street, studios to one-bedrooms, for a night or a season.

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The Balcony Suite at 52 Cottage Street: a four-poster bed in crisp white linen, lit by morning light from two tall windows above a small sitting area.

The Balcony Suite · 52 Cottage Street

Our heritage

Two corners. One Cottage Street.

Both buildings have stood on Cottage Street for over a century, the Hotel Neville (1890) and the Columbus Hotel (1910), separately known, now restored as one.

Cottage & Prince Streets

Est. 1890

The Hotel Neville

Mervin E. Pindar · Cottage & Prince Streets

Mervin E. Pindar opened the Hotel Neville in 1890 for the railroad trade, rooms for commercial men and railroad crews near the Wickham Avenue depot. It later became the Hotel Lee.

"Rates for commercial men, $1.50 per day. Special rates for railroad men, near the Wickham Ave. depot."

1890Hotel Neville
1917Hotel Lee
1961Mary's Hotel
TodayThe Columbus Hotel

Cottage & School Streets

Est. 1910

The Columbus Hotel

Francesco "Frank" Palo · Cottage & School Streets

Francesco "Frank" Palo built the Columbus Hotel in 1910, "remodelled with everything new, meals at all hours, European or American plan." It later became the Diana Hotel; we have restored its first name.

"Remodelled with everything new, meals served at all hours. European or American plan. Private hall to let for dancing, dinners and weddings."

1910Columbus Hotel
1948Diana Hotel
TodayThe Columbus Hotel

“Remodelled with everything new, meals served at all hours. European or American plan. Private hall to let for dancing, dinners and weddings.”

The Columbus Hotel advertisement, 1918

The neighbourhood

Place matters. Ours is worth knowing.

Downtown Middletown at golden hour, a theatre marquee glowing down a street of historic brick storefronts

Location

The Paramount two minutes from your door

The Paramount Theatre, Touro, SUNY Orange, and a walkable downtown, restaurants, breweries, and coffee all within a short stroll. Not every hotel can say that.

Explore the neighborhood

The Hudson Highlands at golden hour, the Hudson River winding between autumn mountains, seen from a rocky overlook

Explore

A valley full of day trips

West Point, Bear Mountain, Woodbury Common, LEGOLAND, and the Hudson Highlands, all under an hour. We keep a short list of the ones worth making.

Plan a day trip

Good to know

Do the suites have kitchens?: Most suites have a full kitchenette, stainless appliances, a convection cooktop, full-size refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker, and cookware. A couple of the smaller studios are more hotel-style without a full kitchen; the room details note which is which.
Is there parking?: Yes, free private parking on a first-come, first-served basis. At 52 Cottage it's the lot directly across the street; at 89 Cottage it's the lot behind the building. One standard-size vehicle per reservation.
Are weekly or monthly stays available?: Yes. The suites work well for longer stays, work assignments, medical or school-related visits, and relocations, and longer-stay discounts may be available. Ask about extended terms before booking.
Is it noisy?: These are real downtown buildings, so expect normal city activity, some hallway movement, and guests coming and going, convenient and urban rather than secluded.
Is there an elevator?: No. Both buildings are walk-ups with stairs. If that's a concern, message us before booking and we'll help you find the best-fit suite.

From a weekend to a year, your stay, your terms.

Send a request in a couple of minutes, or tell us about a longer stay and we'll send a custom weekly or monthly rate.

Book a few nights Extended stays

Monthly rates on request.

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