Alpine Haus Bed and Breakfast Inn

Visited this weekend for a much needed retreat and time to just «get away». Anil was truly awesome from start to finish; ensuring that all questions were answered, showing all available rooms, and giving a good overview on the local trails.
Breakfast was awesome — he even went out of his way to bring a cake for a guest’s birthday! Truly just a good guy and the place is flowing with positive energy. Basically, exactly what I needed this weekend. I will be back!

Came for Valentines Day weekend and had a great time. Walking distance from the ski slopes — even when it’s –9 degrees outside.
Very accommodating and friendly. I have a slight egg allergy I forgot to mention before breakfast and they whipped something else up for me that morning.
Highly recommend

Our stay at the Inn was wonderful. The close proximity to mountain creek resort is a plus and the rooms were comfortable, clean and spotless. Anil, the owner, welcomed us like family which made us feel at home and was very attentive and gracious throughout. The breakfast was special and delicious too. We have never stayed at a b&b before and we were pleasantly surprised at how great it was. I am glad that our first experience was at Alpine Haus Inn. We will be coming back AGAIN.

Definitely enjoyed this place. We got a good deal and spent one night here. Close to lots of fun farms and a great place for a relaxing day away. Breakfast was delicious and they served and upside down French toast. Friendly and worth a visit.

My boyfriend and I had the great pleasure to stay at the Alpine Haus this past weekend. The reason for the five star rating has less to do with the actual establishment, which was more than adequate, and more to do with the owner. In order to avoid a long drawn out story let me just say that Anil, the owner of Alpine Haus, did an incrediblely kind and generous deed for us, completely strangers to him.
As far as the hotel itself goes, the room was nicely decorated, comfortable, and filled with a warm welcoming feeling. The breakfast also hit the spot!
There is no question in our minds that we will be staying at the Alpine Haus again. Thanks again, Anil. We hope to be able to return the favor to you somehow someday.

My significant other and I had a wonderful experience staying at the Alpine Haus! The hotel was lovely, the service was phenomenal & their complementary breakfast was surprisingly delicious. We were attending a wedding, so we requested an early check-​in which they were more than happy to accommodate for. We’re already looking for an excuse to return! Definitely a lovely and quiet spot to unwind! Would recommend it to anyone in a heartbeat.

Comfortable, cozy home. We felt very welcome and the host Allison was extremely helpful. Breakfast was delicious, with fruit and cranberry bread waiting for us when we arrived, with bacon and homemade apple cinnamon French toast following. The cookies in the living room were delicious.

We had a very nice experience here. Our room was clean and comfortable. They provIde a home cooked breakfast which was nice. Allison and Jack were really nice and accommodating. I would have no problem staying here again.

I was very disapointed with my experience with this hotel. I had planned on staying there for a a weekend to attend a wedding in the area, but unfortunately was injured in a bike accident the week before and was not able to go. Despite calling to cancel my reservation from the hospital, they still charged me a full nights stay (over $ 250.00). I found this approach very rude and showed a real lack of understanding of their customers needs. I was literally in the hospital with injuries and I made every effort to cancel as soon as the incident occurred. I would never stay with a business that showed such a lack of customer service and kindness.

This was a really beautiful B&B that went out of their way to provide excellent service to us.
My partner is vegetarian with an allergy to dairy. Jack and Allison went out of their way to get almond milk so she can have it with her coffee and also used it to make French toast for breakfast.
We also had a really wonderful frittata for breakfast.
The room was small but comfortable. The shower had great water pressure and was nice and hot.
There was a wonderful porch on all three levels of the building.
There was a coffee maker in the living room in the ground floor along with cookies!
It’s also in a great location. Easy to find and conveniently located near Mountain Creek if you’re there for skiing or the waterpark.
My one real criticism is that the wi-​fi up at the top level wasn’t very fast.
Also, I wish there had been a bathtub in our room (Alpine Jasmine) but we knew that going in.
All in all, a great stay with stellar service! I’d definitely recommend it.

The owners were very friendly, the beds were very confortable, the food was great. The shower included a shampoo and body wash dispenser (which was great because I forgot my own soaps). I have absolutely no complaints.

The Alpine Haus is located on the main road, route 94 in Vernon. It’s in the heart of all that happens in this area: skiing, hiking, golfing, autumn colors, and the like.
The hosts, Jack and Allison, were very nice and hospitable. Stayed in the detached cottage in the Buttercup room. It’s very spacious complete with huge bath with jacuzzi and all the needed bathroom amenities, gas fireplace, coffee maker, small fridge, 2 wine glasses with cork screw, microwave oven, flat screen TV, DVD player, couch and reading area. The room was so comfortable I ordered food to be delivered to the room from the local pizza place at very minimal additional charge.
The morning breakfast was a fantastic peaches and cream French toast with sausage patties and GREAT java.
The main road noise was not an issue for me and was not audible in the room. Which is what really counts. The prices are very reasonable compared to Crystal Springs up the road. About half the price, but no pool.
I highly recommend The Alpine Haus for a lovely getaway. And get the Buttercup room, if its available. GO THERE!!!

What a wonderful, comfortable and friendly B&B. The place is spotless and the owners are very friendly and helpful. Breakfasts are very good, all home cooked.
The highlight is the very pretty deck on the 2^nd floor, resplendent with sofa’s and rocking chairs.
Highly recommended!

Really enjoyed our stay here over the weekend and cannot write a long enough review to cover how great this B&B truly is! I also don’t want to spoil anything in writing so that others like us will become pleasantly surprised.
What I will write is this: The creators of this B&B have carefully thought out all of the best possible ways to treat incoming guests, making them feel warm and welcome throughout the duration of their trip.
Would definitely consider a second visit back to this gorgeous area along the Appalachian Trail!

This place is a perfect bed and breakfast. Cute from the outside and inside. Clean rooms. Great location. A breakfast to die for. I will definitely come here again.

Great, comfortable, and relaxing place to stay. The breakfast alone is worth the stay! We were served a slice of cantaloupe with a dollop of yogurt and sprinkled with granola surrounded by fresh strawberries and pineapple. Up next was a freshly baked blueberry muffin which was awesome. Main course was a tomato, asparagus, and goat cheese frittata with crispy thick cut bacon and a piece of freshly baked blueberry toast. Simply awesome all the way around! I definitely plan on staying here again.

My brother and I were planning a trip to the New Jersey Food and Wine Festival at Mountain Creek. Based on our previous experiences with similar events, we knew that the evening would be full of culinary and beverage delights, so it would be best to reserve a room so that we could spend the night locally. After looking into a few dingy motels, we decided to pursue a bed and breakfast. Though these spaces are often romantic, they can also be very affordable and offer fabulous home-​cooked meals. We luckily came across the well-​regarded Alpine Haus, which was in an ideal location and even had a space with two beds. We reserved the room as soon as possible.
We arrived at the quaint inn on that fun-​filled Saturday morning and were greeted with an ample parking lot and safely looked front door. We rang the doorbell and were greeted by the friendly owners.
We were given the details of the morning’s breakfast and were shown to the decently-​sized Primrose Room, which was located on the lower floor. The room contained two twin beds and a small sink with a vanity, as well as a separate private wash room with a toilet and stall shower. The TV was outdated, but did provide digital cable and HBO. A wall air conditioner was available, though we did not need it. The room was completely spotless; the shower had substantial amounts of hot water; and the beds were extremely comfortable.
We were able to easily let ourselves in and out of the facility via a key and numerical code. This came in handy upon our late return after the festival. In the morning, we headed upstairs for our allotted early breakfast time (there are two seatings, and the later one books up fast) and grabbed a spacious table next to a young couple. We noticed that a large selection of teas, juices, and coffee were available in addition to the meal that was served to us table side. Our first course was a half of a baked peach that was topped with vanilla yogurt and homemade granola. The nutritious starter was followed by the best French toast I have ever had. The thickly sliced bread was served «upside-​down» with a crispy top layer and a pond of fresh maple syrup beneath it. Our dessert of blueberry coffee cake was a continuation of this high-​carbohydrate feast. Though it lacked the desired crumb topping, it was extremely moist and fresh.
In addition to the morning yumminess, chocolate chip cookies and coffee were available throughout the day in the relaxing library. I should note that these cookies were a bit hard and likely made from refrigerated dough. Plus the den’s display of local attraction pamphlets were largely outdated by several years. I supposed you could say that it was the thought that counted…
Regardless, I feel like it could be difficult to find a flawless bed and breakfast. The Alpine Haus did deliver the comfort and sincere care that we were looking for. The location was also great, as it provided convenient access to restaurants, shopping, and Mountain Creek.

This was the first B&B I had ever stayed in, so I really didn’t know what to expect last June when my boyfriend and I booked a room here for a wedding up at Warwick Valley Winery.
I had a great time and LOVED our stay in this cozy house. The breakfasts were fantastic, the room was very comfortable and the owners were hospitable, friendly and made me feel very welcome. They know the area very well, which is essential to running a B&B. We were looking to hike the portion of the Apalachian Trail that runs through the area and they drew up a map for us so we could get right to the parking area at the entrance.
Thanks to our great experience at Apline Haus, we stay at B&B’s every time we go away now.

In the realm of Bed and Breakfasts, this place definitely hits the mark. My friend and I were planning a girls’ weekend to participate in the Romp To Stomp Snowshoe Walk for breast cancer awareness and were not enthused about the lodging prices at Mountain Creek Resort. The Alpine Haus was perfect… and even offered a room with two cushy twin beds and a private bath.
The owners have been doing this for 10 years so they have it down to an art. They were accommodating in every respect, including jumping my friend’s car when we left the inside light on and the battery went dead. The breakfast was amazing and I LOVED the Upside Down French Toast.
The house is very cozy and decorated beautifully… and is located just a hop and a skip from the entrance to the North entrance to Mountain Creek.
It would be perfect for a romantic getaway and we saw many couples there who also appeared to be having a lovely time. I definitely hope to return…