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Chancellor Livingston

 

Vibrant and tasteful colors adorn this beautiful yet stately room.  Chancellor Livingston, also known as Robert Livingston, was a prominent, refined businessman of the 19th century.  It was Mr. Livingston who brought steam ships to the Hudson River.  In 1816 the steam ship “Chancellor Livingston” was christened and sailed its maiden voyage.  The ship later went on record as having made the fastest trip, between New York City and Albany.  Imaginatively, “Chancellor Livingston” is a fitting description for this room, as it provides a regal atmosphere with river views that are second to none.  Arrive to fresh cut flowers, luxury linens, oversized bath towels, plush terry robes and fine European chocolate truffles.

This Room includes:

  • Astounding Hudson River views
  • Beautiful Antique and replica furnishings
  • Wine and Cheese upon arrival
  • Chocolate Truffles
  • Queen size Bed
  • Luxury linens
  • Down pillows
  • Silk and Chenille bedding
  • Extra large bath towels
  • Plush terry robes
  • Spa quality bath products
  • Private Marble Shower
  • Gas Fireplace (coming soon)
  • 4 course gourmet breakfast
  • Wireless Internet
  • Cable TV
  • Air conditioning

 

 

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The Renwick Clifton House
27 Barclay Street · Saugerties (NY) 12477
Phone: (845) 246-0552 · cell: (914) 388-2375 ·

Email:clifton @renwickclifton.com Website: www.renwickclifton.com