Piaule Catskill is a range of landscape hotel cabins. Located in upstate New York, the minimal property was designed by Garrison Architects. The boutique hotel was conceptualized by Nolan McHugh and Trevor Briggs, founders of their eponymous homeware brand.
The property includes 24 cabins, offering a simplistic escape from the city. Also included on the grounds are a main communal area and a luxurious spa. The cabins create an immersive view of the wooded landscape, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that span to either side of the walls. The cabins are furnished with Japanese glassware, pieces from Kati von Lehman, and organic linens from Portugal. Complete with en-suite bathrooms with heated floors and custom bath amenities, the Piaule Catskill cabins are cozy and quaint.
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Where This Applies
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