Westchester's first bed and breakfast, the Alexander Hamilton House, circa 1889, is a stately Victorian Home nestled on a cliff above the river. It is a short walk to the picturesque village of Croton-on-Hudson, gateway to New York's Hudson River Valley.

Alexander Hamilton House has four rooms and four suites. Five have fireplaces, and two of the fireplace suites have two-person whirlpool, stained glass, skylights, and full entertainment areas with CD player, VCR, and tape deck. All the rooms have private bath, color/cable TV, high-speed Internet access, and telephones with answering machines. The Bridal Chamber is the whole third floor of the Inn with pink marble fireplace, king-sized bed, and breakfast served in the suite. On business or pleasure, whichever room you choose, your stay at the Alexander Hamilton House will be a memorable one.

A sumptuous breakfast including fruit or juice, freshly baked muffins, choice of the hot entree of the day or cereal, and hot beverages are served each morning.

Alexander Hamilton House has a 35-foot in-ground pool that is open Memorial Day to Labor Day, and it is close to many fine hiking spots, mountain biking, and sailing on the Hudson. West Point, Kykuit, the Rockefeller Estate and Art Center, and the Rockefeller archives are all nearby, as is the Storm King Art Center and Outdoor Sculpture Garden.

The Alexander Hamilton House has received Four Kisses in New York's Best Places to Kiss. This is a wonderful spot for a honeymoon or for any kind of romantic getaway!