Discover an inspiring retreat at Hotel Fauchère, where curated regional activities and historic charm create an unforgettable getaway. Just across the state line, our boutique property stands out among hotels near Port Jervis, NY, offering guests an ideal blend of relaxation, outdoor adventure, and cultural enrichment. Situated in a central, walkable location with complimentary parking, our historic luxury property serves as your gateway to the best of Poconos tourism. Spend your mornings embarking on scenic Poconos hiking trails, kayaking, or taking in the stunning natural beauty of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. In the afternoons, immerse yourself in boutique retail shopping, visit local museums, or take in a show at the historic Milford Theatre. After a day of exploration, return to enjoy our high-end amenities, including exceptional fine dining in the Delmonico Room or signature craft cocktails at Bar Louis. Whether you are traveling for romantic getaways, corporate retreats, or seasonal festivals, choose one of the finest hotels near Port Jervis, NY, for a truly bespoke retreat.
Discover the beauty of the great outdoors with Hotel Fauchère’s curated experiences. From mountain biking and self-guided hikes to fireside s’mores in our garden, our offerings invite you to explore, connect, and unwind in the heart of nature.
Recharge your body and mind with Milford’s premier spa experiences. From soothing massages and salt therapy to yoga and holistic treatments, our trusted local partners offer everything you need to relax, refresh, and reconnect with yourself.
There’s always something happening in Milford — from live performances to community celebrations. Whether you’re looking for a night out, a cozy movie screening, or simply something new to experience, you’ll find plenty of ways to make memories during your stay.
Explore over 50 Victorian-era buildings on a self-guided walking tour honoring Milford’s founder, John Biddis—maps available at the Hotel Fauchère reception desk.
Hotel Fauchère is dating from the 1800s is a 3-minute walk from the Pike County Historical Society, and 1.3 miles from Grey Towers National Historic Site.
