Hotel Lilien 6629 NY-23A • Tannersville • NY 12485

Yes, Hotel Lilien can be home base for your whole wedding weekend, from the welcome dinner and ceremony to the reception, after party and farewell brunch. Outdoor ceremonies happen in the meadow by The Lodge, an alpine-style event space with a reception hall, bar, mezzanine and deck looking out at Plateau Mountain. You can also pitch a tent on the wooded side lawn, which holds 140 guests, and the Bar and Lounge holds 140 standing for cocktails, with doors out to the side deck.

Hotel Lilien works from a preferred list of caterers, so that's where you'll start when you're choosing your menu. Alcohol is served in-house by the hotel, and weddings carry a beverage minimum of $7,500–10,000, depending on the day of the week and the time of year. For the rest of your team, the hotel's Events Director is your contact as you plan your weekend at the estate.

At Hotel Lilien in Tannersville, the rental fee runs $10,000–22,500 per event, and there's a beverage minimum of $7,500–10,000 on top of that. Both move with the day of the week and the time of year. A 23% administrative fee also applies. Catering comes from the hotel's preferred list and is a separate cost. If you're planning a full wedding weekend, budget for guest rooms too, since you can take over 22 rooms for your group.

Your guests can stay right at Hotel Lilien, where you can take over 22 guest rooms for your wedding weekend or book a room block. The main building's 18 rooms range from kings and queens to a one-bedroom suite with a queen sleeper and a Deck Queen + Bunk room that sleeps up to four, which works well for families or your wedding party. Dogs can stay in the Deck King rooms for $50 a night, for up to two pets. Keep in mind the main building's rooms aren't ADA accessible and there's no elevator, so check in early about any guests with mobility needs.

Hotel Lilien lets you take over a Catskills estate for the whole weekend, with 22 guest rooms so your people can stay where you celebrate. The main house dates to the 1890s and keeps its original wood paneling and stained glass windows, and the 7-acre property gives you a meadow for outdoor ceremonies, a wooded side lawn for a tent and The Lodge, an alpine-style event space with views of Plateau Mountain. You can host your welcome dinner, ceremony, reception, after party and farewell brunch all on site, plus a rehearsal dinner in the private dining room.