The Red Rose Motel & Tavern


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Follow along as we restore a 1930s roadside motel. Located along the banks of the Beaverkill River, the motel and tavern was built in 1938 by New York City prizefighter Constantine J. Lambrigger and his wife, Julia. Originally called The American Switzerland, Joe and Vera Pelc changed the name to The Red Rose when they purchased the building in 1952, creating a local landmark that has welcomed fly-fishers, hunters, thirsty neighbors, and city escapees ever since.

Our roadside tavern is open now and features a menu serving local and noted craft beers, cider, a selection of New York State wines and a small but comforting menu of bar food.

Business Hours:

ROOMS TO OPEN FALL OF 2018

Bar & Tavern Now Open:

Thursday – Sunday  3:00pm - 10:00pm

Location:

21677 County Highway 17
Roscoe, NY 12776
United States

 

Mailing Address:

21677 County Highway 17
Roscoe, NY 12776
United States


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