Where to stay in the Hudson Valley.
Discover places to stay in the Hudson Valley from cozy cabins and modern motels, to classic to contemporary hotels and historic inns.
Kenoza Hall
Amid the woods and shores of Kenoza Lake, Kenoza Hall from Foster Supply Hospitality stands as a testament to refined tranquility. On a 55-acre estate, the past meets the present in a splendid embrace, as this reimagined boarding house from the 1880s welcomes guests to its elegantly restored beauty. With its storied architecture and contemporary comforts, Kenoza Hall offers a retreat that is as much about reflection as it is about exploration spanning 33 elegant guest rooms, including 10 bungalows.
Step into a world where the landscape paints the perfect backdrop for rejuvenation. Each room tells its own story, wooden beams echoing history and curated details offering modern luxury. Stroll through the expansive grounds, where the rustle of leaves and the distant call of loons compose a symphony of peace. As the sun dips behind the Catskills, settle into a chair on the grand porch, a place where time seems to slow, inviting you to savor every moment in this exquisite Hudson Valley gem.
Kingston Carriage House
Built in 1851 and lovingly restored, Kingston Carriage House is where 19th-century charm meets contemporary comfort in Kingston’s Historic Waterfront District. Once home to a saloon, oyster bar, and ship chandler shop, the property now offers eight distinctive guest suites spread across two buildings — from spacious ground-floor residences to cozy lofts tucked beneath timbered ceilings. Each suite is thoughtfully curated, featuring Bellino Bed & Bath linens, goose-down bedding, Casa Posta toiletries, and handwoven robes by Mizar & Alcor. Guests can enjoy a light breakfast each morning, unwind in the tranquil garden courtyard, or relax with refreshments in the inviting second-floor Captain’s Lounge.
A sister property to Woodstock Way Hotel, Kingston Carriage House shares the same spirit of thoughtful design and independent hospitality — a quiet luxury rooted in place. While Woodstock Way captures the creative pulse of the Catskills, Kingston Carriage House brings that sensibility to the riverfront, blending artful interiors with understated service. Guests can explore the vibrant Rondout neighborhood just steps away, known for its art galleries, wine bars, waterfront dining, and historic charm, or reserve the entire residence for intimate retreats, family gatherings, and special events.
With self-check-in, 24-hour support, and spaces designed for comfort and connection, Kingston Carriage House offers a modern, low-key take on Hudson Valley hospitality — elegant, personal, and unmistakably local.
Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club
Welcome to the Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club, where the art of casting a line meets the serenity of the Catskills. Nestled along the picturesque Willowemoc Creek, this haven is perfect for both seasoned anglers and curious newcomers eager to experience the thrill of fly fishing. Grab your gear and get ready to cast your worries away as you embrace the rhythm of the water and the rustle of the surrounding trees.
Beyond the riverbanks, discover cozy accommodations that offer a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. After a day of reeling in the big one, kick back at the clubhouse and share tales of your greatest catch (or the one that got away) with fellow enthusiasts. Whether you're here to master the perfect cast or simply unwind in nature's embrace, the Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club promises an unforgettable escape. Come for the fishing, stay for the stories, and leave with memories as lasting as the Catskill mountains themselves.
Photography by: Peter Crosby
Lost Fox Inn
Tucked just outside of Litchfield, CT, the Lost Fox Inn is a reimagined 1740s tavern offering the charm of a historic country inn with the comforts of a modern boutique hotel. Thoughtfully restored by the team behind Foxfire Mountain House, the 15-room property blends colonial character with contemporary style, featuring cozy fireplaces, snug dining rooms, and a spacious great room for events. Guests are treated to a generous breakfast spread, locally sourced coffee and tea, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that invites relaxation year-round.
The on-site restaurant, The Lost Fox Tavern, is helmed by chef CJ Barroso, whose inventive, seasonal menu draws from his experience in acclaimed New York kitchens. With dishes like kimchi-braised leg of lamb, Spanish octopus with gnocchi, and house-baked seeded bread with cultured butter, the tavern has quickly become a destination in its own right. Whether you're visiting for a weekend escape, a private event, or simply a memorable meal, the Lost Fox Inn offers a thoughtful and elevated experience rooted in care, comfort, and culinary craft.
Lundy Farm
Nestled on a historic estate in the Catskills, Lundy Farm is a serene retreat dedicated to mindful living, sustainability, and personal transformation. Stewarded by Reconsider, a nonprofit committed to addressing today's mental and societal challenges, the property provides an ideal space for retreats, workshops, and meaningful conversations. Surrounded by lush forests, freshwater ponds, and regenerative farmland, Lundy Farm fosters an atmosphere of peace and connection while honoring the land's history and its original Lenape stewards.
Originally purchased in 1920 by Brooklyn restaurateur Irving Lundy, the estate has been thoughtfully revitalized while preserving its natural beauty. Guests stay in two well-appointed villas with fireplaces, reading nooks, game rooms, and communal dining spaces. The property features a 3-acre organic farm, a chef's kitchen, a wellness studio in restored horse stables, and outdoor amenities including a spring-fed pond, saltwater pool, tennis courts, and hiking trails. Whether seeking relaxation, inspiration, or a deep connection to nature, Lundy Farm offers a space for restoration and exploration in a breathtaking mountain valley.
Old Mill Guest House
Old Mill Guest House offers visitors a historic lodging option in the Hudson Valley. The guest house provides a range of accommodations suitable for both short and extended stays, featuring rooms with essential amenities such as Wi-Fi, private bathrooms, and climate control. Guests can enjoy the property's proximity to local attractions and natural sites, ideal for exploring the Hudson Valley's cultural and outdoor offerings.
Photography by: Nina Barry
Piaule Catskill
Piaule Catskill is a modern landscape hotel set on 50 acres of woodland just outside the town of Catskill, offering a seamless blend of nature and contemporary design. Featuring 24 minimalist cabins with floor-to-ceiling glass walls, the hotel immerses guests in the surrounding forest while maintaining a sleek, Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic. Thoughtfully designed by Piaule Homeware founders Nolan McHugh and Trevor Briggs, the retreat prioritizes sustainability and tranquility, creating a refined yet immersive escape.
The hotel's amenities include a cedar-clad lounge for breakfast and a spa hidden within the hillside, complete with a sauna, yoga room, and lap pool. Designed with natural materials like wood and stone, these spaces enhance the sense of relaxation and connection to nature. Whether unwinding in the serene spa or taking in the forest views from a private cabin, Piaule Catskill offers a sophisticated yet peaceful retreat for modern travelers.
Pocketbook Hudson
Set inside an 1885 textile factory thoughtfully transformed into a multi-layered cultural retreat, this Hudson destination blurs the lines between history, hospitality, and creative expression. Lofty guest rooms, a communal bathhouse, galleries, a street-level market, and the subterranean nightclub Ether all share space with Ambos, the property’s open-fire restaurant and café. Led by chef Norberto Piattoni, Ambos brings an elemental, Argentine-inspired approach to local Hudson Valley ingredients—an anchor of warmth, craft, and community within the building’s original brick-and-timber frame. Every corner reflects a dialogue between past and present, designed with curiosity, care, and a belief that hospitality can be both grounding and transformative.
Art here is not an afterthought but the structural language of the place—woven into corridors, rooms, and gathering spaces as an emotional architecture. Installations grow out of long-standing creative relationships, bringing together artists whose work expands the boundaries between host and guest, object and subject, audience and participant. This ethos mirrors the layered histories of Hudson itself: Mohican land, industrial boomtown, and now a vibrant two-square-mile city animated by food, design, culture, and a dynamic community just steps from the Hudson Amtrak Station.
For private gatherings, the property unfolds into a series of adaptable spaces designed for celebrations of all kinds. The column-free Gathering Hall accommodates up to 200 guests and opens onto an expansive porch overlooking the courtyard—ideal for tented events and seasonal gatherings. Ether, the subterranean club with a high-fidelity sound system, hosts up to 100 guests for parties and nightlife-driven activations. The adjacent Garden Lab, part test kitchen and part private dining room, offers an intimate setting for up to 25 guests. Across each venue, the property’s activations program transforms events into immersive experiences—where art, dance, music, and performance intermingle, shaped by the Hudson Valley’s creative community and an ever-evolving roster of visiting artists. It is, at its core, a place to see, listen, move, gather, and simply be.
Postcard Cabins Eastern Catskills
Set in Catskill, NY, just 2.5 hours from NYC, Postcard Cabins Eastern Catskills offers 51 luxury tiny cabins on 85 lush private acres nestled along rolling hills and serene forests with a mix of towering oak, spruce, and pine trees. Nearby, you'll find plenty of natural wonders, including North-South Lake's numerous hiking trails, spectacular overlooks, and historic sights; and the 260-foot Kaaterskill Falls, the highest cascading waterfall in the state.
Postcard Cabins Western Catskills
Set in Roscoe, NY, just 2 hours from NYC, Postcard Cabins Western Catskills is nestled along the iconic Catskill Mountains, offering ample privacy and access to stunning overlooks worth the climb. Nearby, you'll find the expansive Pepacton Reservoir and the quaint town of Roscoe, with historic buildings, riverside pull-offs, covered bridges, and plenty to explore for the adventurous.
Prospect Berkshires
Prospect is a modern-day retreat rooted in a century-old tradition of gathering in the Berkshires. Once a beloved picnic ground that opened in 1876, the land has long welcomed those seeking community, connection, and communion with nature. Today, Prospect carries forward that legacy with lakeside cabins, forested trails, and a deep commitment to philoxenia—the ancient Greek spirit of hospitality that treats every guest as a friend. Inspired by the transcendentalist values of self-reliance, simplicity, and immersion in the natural world, Prospect invites guests to slow down and experience renewal through stillness, movement, and shared moments.
At the heart of Prospect is The Cliff House, a lakeside restaurant run by the renowned Mezze Hospitality Group. With sweeping views of Prospect Lake, The Cliff House offers a fresh, seasonal menu inspired by local farms and crafted for connection—serving full-service breakfast on weekends, aperitivo and snacks in the evening, and thoughtfully prepared dinners that reflect the rhythms of the region.
Beyond the table, Prospect offers an abundance of ways to reconnect. Swim or lounge at the outdoor saltwater pool, enjoy a traditional Finnish sauna experience in the Pool House or along the lake’s edge, or explore the water with paddle boards, rowboats, and seasonal ice skating. Engage in a friendly match of tennis or pickleball, wander through quiet forest trails, or simply gather around a crackling fire. Whether you're basking in the sun, sipping tea after a sauna, or watching the lake shimmer at dusk, Prospect is a place where time slows and presence deepens.
Rivertown Lodge
Rivertown Lodge is a 27-room independently owned hotel in the heart of Hudson, transformed from a 40-year-old motel that was once a historic movie theater. It's founders, the same team behind Camptown, collaborated with New York design studio Workstead and a team of local craftsmen to create a warm, design-forward space featuring custom brass lighting, handcrafted wood furnishings, and carefully curated artwork. The result is a hotel that seamlessly blends history, craftsmanship, and modern comfort, offering guests a unique and inviting stay.
The open-plan lobby, with its cozy wood-burning stoves, serves as a hub for working, lounging, and socializing, while screened-in porches and a backyard with picnic tables and ping pong encourage relaxation. Guests can enjoy complimentary drip coffee each morning, browse a thoughtfully stocked retail shop, and borrow Papillionaire bikes for exploring Hudson. With 24-hour pantries offering locally sourced snacks and drinks, Rivertown Lodge embodies a laid-back yet refined hospitality experience that reflects the charm and creativity of its surroundings.
Scribner's
Scribner's Catskill Lodge was founded to welcome a new generation of urban explorers to the beautiful year-round destination of the Catskills. With thoughtful design, friendly service, and delicious food and drinks, the Lodge is the perfect basecamp for your escape to the outdoors.
The Rounds, located further up the mountain behind the main Lodge, feature 11 luxury cabins which include an oculus for stargazing, outdoor soaking tubs, and decks with 360-degree views.
In addition to the Lodge and the Rounds, Scribner's offer a locally-inspired restaurant, Prospect, multiple indoor and outdoor event spaces, and over 20 acres of mountainside to explore.
Seminary Hill Orchard & Cidery
Nestled in Callicoon, NY, Seminary Hill is a certified organic orchard, Passive House-certified cidery, boutique hotel, and farm-to-table restaurant, all inspired by the rich agricultural heritage of the Catskills. Rooted in sustainability, the orchard grows over 60 apple and pear varieties, producing award-winning, small-batch ciders that highlight the natural flavors of the region. Visitors can enjoy tours and tastings, shop online, or join the Cider Club for exclusive releases.
Beyond cider, Seminary Hill offers a full Catskills experience with a Michelin-Key hotel designed by local studio Homestedt, providing uniquely curated accommodations. The on-site farm-to-table restaurant, led by Executive Chef Jack Tippett, features a seasonal menu showcasing locally sourced ingredients. With breathtaking views and a commitment to sustainability, Seminary Hill is the perfect destination for getaways, weddings, and intimate retreats, offering a true taste of the Catskills in every sense.
Shandaken Inn
Nestled on 12 scenic acres along the Esopus Creek, Shandaken Inn is a thoughtfully restored country retreat in the northern Catskills. Originally built in the 1920s as the clubhouse for the Rip Van Winkle Golf Course, the inn has been reimagined with modern comforts while honoring its storied past. The property features 15 individually styled guest rooms and three charming two-bedroom cottages, each designed to reflect the golden age of Catskills resorts and mountain camps.
Just two and a half hours from New York City, Shandaken Inn offers guests a serene escape with access to hiking trails, tennis courts, a seasonal pool, and a state-of-the-art fitness center. Whether fly fishing on the famous Esopus Creek or simply unwinding in the peaceful mountain surroundings, visitors will find a perfect blend of rustic charm and contemporary convenience—making the Inn a refined yet relaxed home base for exploring the Catskills.
Spruceton Inn
As the Catskill Mountains embrace you with their whispering breezes and gentle vistas, the Spruceton Inn extends an invitation to unwind in rustic comfort. Step into a world where time slows down, and the only thing on the agenda is relaxation. Here, mornings start with the crisp aroma of mountain air mingling with freshly brewed coffee, a perfect prelude to a day of exploration or relaxation.
At Spruceton Inn, simplicity is not just a style but a way of life. Each of the nine rooms offers a cozy escape with thoughtful touches like wool blankets and locally sourced toiletries. Outside, nature's palette offers a canvas of inspiration, whether you're embarking on a hike or stargazing by the fire pit. It's a haven for those who seek solace in simplicity without sacrificing comfort. A stay here isn't just a getaway; it's a gentle rediscovery of life's quieter joys.
Stonehill's
On 20 acres in Accord, NY, Stonehill’s blends rustic elegance with old-world hospitality, offering a boutique inn, event venue, and gathering space surrounded by wildflower, gardens, and forest trails. With a lovingly restored 19th-century barn, vintage-style cottages, and pastoral setting, it’s become a sought-after destination for intimate woodland weddings, retreats, and weekend getaways. Guests enjoy thoughtful amenities—organic linen sheets, curated antiques, cozy communal spaces—as well as a vibrant Friday night scene with rotating food pop-ups and craft cocktails in the barn.
Stonehill’s was transformed from a former Borscht Belt bungalow colony into a sustainable, family-run hospitality venture. Beyond weddings and stays, visitors can explore the onsite general store, meet rescue farm animals, or follow the trail connecting directly to nearby Arrowood Farms and Westwind Orchard. With a focus on slow living, design-forward charm, and meaningful community engagement, Stonehill’s offers an experience that’s both elevated and down-to-earth—perfect for those looking to relax, celebrate, or simply gather in good company.
The Andes Hotel
The Andes Hotel, established in the 1850s, is a historic gem in the heart of the Catskills that seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern comforts. Following an extensive two-year renovation—captured on In With the Old (Magnolia Network, HBO Max, Discovery+)—the hotel now features a refreshed design aesthetic while preserving its deep roots in the local community. With ten beautifully redesigned guest rooms, a full-service bar, and lush landscaped gardens, it offers a welcoming retreat for both locals and visitors year-round.
Culinary experiences are a cornerstone of the Andes Hotel, from seasonal dishes crafted by Chef Lon to lively events like Hot Pot Night, Taco Tuesday, and guest chef dinners. The outdoor bar and alfresco dining area come alive in warmer months, while the hotel’s calendar is packed with live music, curated feasts, firework displays, karaoke, and private events throughout the year. Whether you're enjoying summer kayaking, fall foliage hikes, or winter nights by the fire with a drink in hand, the Andes Hotel offers a cozy and vibrant Catskills experience in every season.
Photography by: Christian Harder & Heaven McArthur
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