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Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center

US$169
/ night

Avg. for November

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US$169
/ night

Avg. for November

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center average US$124 in the cheapest month (March) and US$206 in the most expensive month (July), based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
JanuaryUS$138
FebruaryUS$135
MarchUS$124
AprilUS$130
MayUS$158
JuneUS$201
JulyUS$206
AugustUS$201
SeptemberUS$163
OctoberUS$198
NovemberUS$169
DecemberUS$169

Most expensive: July (~US$206)

Cheapest: March (~US$124)

About this property

Relax and unwind with massages, body treatments, and facials. While the golfer in the family is out on the course, you can enjoy above-par recreational amenities such as a nightclub and outdoor tennis courts. This resort also features compl...
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Location

356 Villa Roma Road, Callicoon, New York, United States of America

Villa Roma Driving Range (0.3 Miles)

Villa Roma Go Kart Track (0.4 Miles)

Callicoon Town Hall (3.5 Miles)

Barnhardt Pond (5.8 Miles)

Hunter Lake (6.4 Miles)

Delaware River (6.9 Miles)


Room options

One Room Efficiency

Room details

2 Large Double Beds
and
1 Sofa Bed

Sleeps 6

Air Conditioning
Kitchenette
Separate Living Room

Suite, 1 Bedroom

Room details

2 Double Beds
and
1 Sofa Bed

Sleeps 6

Air Conditioning
Separate Living Room
Private Bathroom

Suite, 2 Bedrooms

Room details

1 Extra-Large Double Bed
and
2 Double Beds

Sleeps 6

Air Conditioning
Separate Living Room
Private Bathroom
2 Large Double Beds
or
2 Double Beds

Sleeps 5

Air Conditioning
Separate Living Room
Private Bathroom

Hotel Deluxe Room

Room details

2 Double Beds

Sleeps 5

Air Conditioning
Separate Living Room
Private Bathroom

Two Room Efficiency

Room details

1 Extra-Large Double Bed
,
1 Large Double Bed
and
1 Sofa Bed

Sleeps 6

Air Conditioning
Kitchenette
Separate Living Room

Hotel Traditional Adapted

Room details

2 Large Double Beds

Sleeps 5

Air Conditioning
Separate Living Room
Private Bathroom

Guest reviews of Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

At Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center, travelers describe a nostalgic, family-focused property with spacious grounds and entertainment, but emphasize aging facilities and dated rooms, recurring maintenance problems, and noticeable wear across hallways and common areas.

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Facilities

Aging

Cleanliness

Poor

Rooms

Dated

Service

Mixed

Location

Remote

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6

Ray

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 3 nights

overall, an older facility without many recent upgrades, needs a " facelift" at the minimum. staff generally friendly and helpful, but they were overwhelmed as a large group check in Friday.
overall, an older facility without many recent upgrades, needs a " facelift" at the minimum. staff generally friendly and helpful, but they were overwhelmed as a large group check in Friday.

4

Dolores

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24 Sept 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Tired very very tired. Staff was apathetic not rude not helpful.
Tired very very tired. Staff was apathetic not rude not helpful.

2

Rosetta

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22 Sept 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Completely outdated. Switched rooms 3x. Items broken: thermostat, remote, curtain rod, bathroom tiles, telephone, lampshade. Adjoining room door had 2"gap at top & bottom so guests entire conversation was heard at 12am. Actually heard the neighbors complain about the hotel being extremely run down and their filthy toilet that the male guest didn't even want to sit on! Wouldn't recommend staying in the main hotel ever. It was a total waste of almost $400. Only got about 4-5 hours sleep after switching rooms, 3x, listening to the neighbors argue thru the door and being aggravated over everything that was broken or missing. Had to sleep with desk chair against the door, since the chain lock was missing the last link to secure it. Extremely disappointed!! Stay elsewhere!!
Completely outdated. Switched rooms 3x. Items broken: thermostat, remote, curtain rod, bathroom tiles, telephone, lampshade. Adjoining room door had 2"gap at top & bottom so guests entire conversation was heard at 12am. Actually heard the neighbors complain about the hotel being extremely run down and their filthy toilet that the male guest didn't even want to sit on! Wouldn't recommend staying in the main hotel ever. It was a total waste of almost $400. Only got about 4-5 hours sleep after switching rooms, 3x, listening to the neighbors argue thru the door and being aggravated over everything that was broken or missing. Had to sleep with desk chair against the door, since the chain lock was missing the last link to secure it. Extremely disappointed!! Stay elsewhere!!

4

Katherine

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16 Sept 2026

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Stayed 2 nights

Some old-school institutions are time capsules in a positive, nostalgic sense: allowing guests to revisit a golden, bygone era without the use of a time machine, and without sacrificing modern sensibilities and comforts. Villa Roma is a time capsule in the complete opposite sense. The decor is dated. The amenities (when they're open - they run on an esoteric schedule and an even more convoluted ticket-based economic system) are shabby, including a zipline not even Tim Robinson would touch. The rooms are very run-down and missing basic features - the windows were only outfitted with blackout curtains & a sheer privacy screen would have been nice. Raising concerns to the front desk will find you up against a brick wall of intransigent, inhospitable attitude. My partner and I sought directions to the go-kart track, and after a shuttle ride over, learned the attraction required tickets that must be purchased at the same front desk from whence we came. Upon trodding back to the desk, the concierge seemed befuddled that we requested directions because we actually wanted to ride the go-karts. Listen, I'm a grown adult, and if I want to ride go-karts, that's my god-given right. (Meanwhile, a lady next to us wanted to book an extra room and was directed to an app. I guess they have some modern features here?) Villa Roma would benefit from upgrading their amenities and room features and providing adequate customer service while maintaining their nostalgic, time-capsule charm.
Some old-school institutions are time capsules in a positive, nostalgic sense: allowing guests to revisit a golden, bygone era without the use of a time machine, and without sacrificing modern sensibilities and comforts. Villa Roma is a time capsule in the complete opposite sense. The decor is dated. The amenities (when they're open - they run on an esoteric schedule and an even more convoluted ticket-based economic system) are shabby, including a zipline not even Tim Robinson would touch. The rooms are very run-down and missing basic features - the windows were only outfitted with blackout curtains & a sheer privacy screen would have been nice. Raising concerns to the front desk will find you up against a brick wall of intransigent, inhospitable attitude. My partner and I sought directions to the go-kart track, and after a shuttle ride over, learned the attraction required tickets that must be purchased at the same front desk from whence we came. Upon trodding back to the desk, the concierge seemed befuddled that we requested directions because we actually wanted to ride the go-karts. Listen, I'm a grown adult, and if I want to ride go-karts, that's my god-given right. (Meanwhile, a lady next to us wanted to book an extra room and was directed to an app. I guess they have some modern features here?) Villa Roma would benefit from upgrading their amenities and room features and providing adequate customer service while maintaining their nostalgic, time-capsule charm.

10

Guy

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14 Sept 2026

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Stayed 1 night

very cool vibe in the hotel and on the grounds!
very cool vibe in the hotel and on the grounds!

Property policies

Check-in instructions

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Check-in

Check-out

From 16:00 to 23:59

Before 11:00


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FAQs about Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center

Is parking available at the property?

Free valet parking is available on-site, with limited parking options. Reservations are not required.


What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee of approximately USD 10 to 15 per person.


What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 4:00 PM until 11:59 PM, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request, but additional charges may apply.


Are airport shuttle services available?

Airport shuttle services are available for a surcharge. Guests can arrange transfers by contacting the property directly.

What accessibility features does the property offer for guests with disabilities?

The property features limited wheelchair accessibility, including step-free entrances and accessible public areas. However, specific details about accessible rooms and facilities should be confirmed directly with the property.


What is the location of the property in relation to key landmarks?

The resort is located in Callicoon, approximately 9.8 miles from Lake Superior State Park and 10.5 miles from White Sulphur Springs Synagogue. It is also 11.2 miles from Bethel Woods Center For The Arts and 11.5 miles from Woodstock Monument.


Does the property have a swimming pool?

Yes, the property features both indoor and outdoor swimming pools. The seasonal outdoor pool is open from June to September.


What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Children are welcome at the property, and kids can stay for free up to a certain age, although the specific age limit is not provided.


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