In the charming 19th century town of Roxbury, in the picturesque heart of the Catskill Mountains just two-and-half-hours north of New York City, is the Roxbury Motel: a beacon of outrageously hip design and luxurious refinement in a reclaimed vintage motel and a fabulous new building. It’s also a celebration of 1960ss and 1970s TV and film culture, for this is the inspiration behind the glamorous accommodations -- a hint of long-ago favorites, from The Sound of Music to Saturday Night Fever. The lounge (above) is a favorite haunt for local lesbian and gay men so you'll likely get your gay on here. (Yep, that's Nancy Sinatra in the photo to the right.) For monre info about the Roxbury, click here.
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In the charming 19th century town of Roxbury, in the picturesque heart of the Catskill Mountains just two-and-half-hours north of New York City, is the Roxbury Motel: a beacon of outrageously hip design and luxurious refinement in a reclaimed vintage motel and a fabulous new building. It’s also a celebration of 1960ss and 1970s TV and film culture, for this is the inspiration behind the glamorous accommodations -- a hint of long-ago favorites, from The Sound of Music to Saturday Night Fever. The lounge (above) is a favorite haunt for local lesbian and gay men so you'll likely get your gay on here. (Yep, that's Nancy Sinatra in the photo to the right.) For monre info about the Roxbury, click here.
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In the charming 19th century town of Roxbury, in the picturesque heart of the Catskill Mountains just two-and-half-hours north of New York City, is the Roxbury Motel: a beacon of outrageously hip design and luxurious refinement in a reclaimed vintage motel and a fabulous new building. It’s also a celebration of 1960ss and 1970s TV and film culture, for this is the inspiration behind the glamorous accommodations -- a hint of long-ago favorites, from The Sound of Music to Saturday Night Fever. The lounge (above) is a favorite haunt for local lesbian and gay men so you'll likely get your gay on here. (Yep, that's Nancy Sinatra in the photo to the right.) For monre info about the Roxbury, click here.
