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INNESS
Tucked between the Catskill and Shawangunk mountain ranges in Accord, New York, INNESS is a 220-acre retreat where meticulous design and rugged natural beauty meet in harmony. Conceived by Taavo Somer and brought to life with Post Company and landscape designer Miranda Brooks, the property blends Scandinavian restraint with rustic Americana to create a calm, design-forward environment rooted in the rhythms of the land. With 28 standalone cabins, a 12-room farmhouse, gathering spaces, and sweeping views in every direction, INNESS offers an atmosphere that feels both expansive and intimate.
At the center of the experience is The Restaurant at INNESS, where Chef Gabriel Salazar brings a Mediterranean-inspired menu shaped by his global culinary background. Trained in Venezuela, refined in the Basque region’s three-Michelin-starred kitchens, and seasoned through years in celebrated New York restaurants, Chef Salazar’s cooking emphasizes open-fire techniques, seasonal produce, and locally sourced ingredients. His dishes—like Brie du Pommier with za’atar and whipped local honey, roasted squash and halloumi with romesco, and dry-aged New York strip with béarnaise—pair rustic simplicity with technical finesse, offering a dining experience that mirrors the resort’s blend of elegance and ease.
The Restaurant at INNESS is featured in our list of Finest Wine Lists of the Hudson Valley.
Across the property, INNESS extends this ethos of understated luxury and connection to nature. Guests can slow down at the saltwater pools, play a round on the King Collins–designed nine-hole golf course, take in sunset cocktails overlooking the mountains, or explore meadows and trails shaped by Brooks’s thoughtful landscape design. A spa and fitness studio, tennis courts, and a members’ club add to the sense of retreat, while the minimalist cabins and farmhouse echo the property’s signature balance of refinement and rural warmth. Whether for a restorative weekend or a long summer escape, INNESS offers a place to breathe deeply, reconnect, and feel quietly at home.
Parking: On-site parking available
Vibe: Quiet and design-oriented retreat with a focus on nature
What to try: Brie du Pommier, roasted squash and halloumi
Who it's for: Those seeking modern comfort with a taste of nature
Good to know: Celebrated for a top wine list in the Hudson Valley
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
The Kingston Carriage House stands as a testament to Kingston's historical depth and architectural allure. Housed in structures that date back to 1851, the property has seamlessly blended vintage charm with modern luxury. Located in Kingston, NY's vibrant Historic Waterfront District, guests are situated at the heart of a neighborhood teeming with cultural and culinary attractions. The house itself, which once operated as a saloon, oyster bar, and ship chandler, now invites visitors into its eight uniquely appointed guest suites. Each suite ranges from spacious residential retreats to intimate loft spaces adorned with timbered ceilings, offering guests an engaging blend of past and present.
Part of Way Hospitality, alongside sister properties New Paltz Way and Woodstock Way Hotel, Kingston Carriage House provides an independent hospitality experience that focuses on thoughtful design and careful attention to detail. The interiors feature curated elements such as Bellino Bed & Bath linens and luxury toiletries from Casa Posta, offering guests an experience that is as comfortable as it is refined. With daily light breakfasts, a serene garden courtyard, and the exclusive Captain’s Lounge, the accommodations are crafted to foster relaxation and connection.
The distinctive feature of Kingston Carriage House is its ability to host both individual getaways and private events. Guests can choose to book a single suite or reserve the entire property for intimate gatherings and family celebrations, complete with access to communal spaces designed for both privacy and social interaction. Nestled just steps from the Rondout neighborhood, guests can easily explore local art galleries, dine by the waterfront, or engage in the area's lively music scene.
Parking: Ample street parking available along Abeel Street and adjoining streets
Vibe: Blend of historic splendor and contemporary comfort in the heart of a bustling waterfront district
Highlights: Eight distinctive suites, each offering a unique stay
Who it's for: History buffs, couples seeking a romantic retreat, families celebrating special occasions
Good to know: Offers both self-check-in and 24-hour support via phone for a seamless guest experience
Little Cat Lodge
Perched at the foot of the magnificent Catamount Mountain in The Berkshires, Little Cat Lodge offers an unparalleled retreat infused with alpine charm and modern comforts. Once a historic stagecoach station and later the iconic Swiss Hutte Inn, this property has been artfully reimagined by Matt Kliegman and Noah Bernamoff, restaurateurs and founders of New York City's quintessential Black Seed Bagels and separately, a number of the city's most beloved bars and restaurants including Mile End Delicatessen, The Smile, Grand Army, Celestine, as well as Otto's Market right here in the Hudson Valley. The Lodge's design blends rustic elegance with contemporary style, featuring 14 uniquely decorated rooms that transform a stay into a bespoke experience.
The culinary offerings are a feast for the senses. Edwards Tavern, the Lodge's on-site restaurant, presents an Alpine-inspired menu crafted with locally sourced ingredients, promising dishes like pork schnitzel and red wine-braised duck leg, set in a cozy 70-seat dining room with views of the mountain. Meanwhile, the 45-seat bar, under the adept guidance of beverage director Chris Balla, serves up innovative cocktails alongside a curated selection of craft beers and natural wines, ensuring that every sip is as captivating as the surroundings.
Beyond its culinary delights, Little Cat Lodge is a gateway to year-round adventure. Its prime location near Catamount Mountain Resort makes it an ideal base for winter skiing, while summer unveils hiking trails, biking opportunities, and a pool-side sanctuary with al fresco dining. Not to be missed are the secluded barrel saunas, offering rejuvenating warmth amidst the tranquil forest setting. Whether it's the thrill of the slopes or the serenity of a woodland walk, this Lodge offers a blend of relaxation and adventure that beckons travelers back time and again.
Parking: Onsite parking available for guests
Vibe: Rustic charm meets contemporary style against a mountain backdrop
What to try: The red wine-braised duck leg and signature alpine cocktails
Who it's for: Skiers, outdoor enthusiasts, and culinary adventurers
Hours note: Seasonal operations; check online for the most current open hours
Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club
Settled in the heart of Livingston Manor, NY, the Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club from Audrey's Farmhouse offers a unique blend of outdoor adventure and homely solitude. Situated along 600 feet of the serene Willowemoc Creek, this fly fishing club combines exclusive river access with an inviting atmosphere, ideal for both dedicated anglers and those seeking a quiet retreat from urban life. The property consists of two main lodging options—the Clubhouse and The Cottage—each offering a rustic yet fully equipped setting, perfect for extended getaways or casual weekends.
The Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club isn't just a place to cast a line; it's a community hub enveloped in the natural beauty of the Catskills. Renovated meticulously with reclaimed materials, the main Clubhouse captures the essence of a classic Catskill lodge. Its spacious gourmet kitchen and welcoming living areas make it an ideal gathering space after a day on the river. Just steps away, The Cottage provides a more intimate setting with airy rooms and a functional kitchen fit for a professional chef. Private riverfront and additional outdoor amenities like a wood-burning sauna and fire pits enhance the secluded charm of this property.
Known for its historical significance, the Willowemoc Creek is often hailed as the cradle of American fly fishing. This exclusivity is one of the club's standout features, making it particularly attractive to enthusiastic anglers. Renovated in 2016, the space reflects a harmonious blend of Scandinavian-inspired design and local Catskill craftsmanship, further setting it apart from other fishing clubs in the region. Beside fishing, the club regularly hosts various events and gatherings, from company retreats to family celebrations, and is fully serviced by Audrey's Farmhouse's renowned catering team.
Explore other Audrey’s Farmhouse destinations including Friends & Neighbors in Stone Ridge, and the Old Mill Guest House and The Greenhouses in Wallkill.
Parking: Ample parking available on-site
Vibe: Cozy lodge atmosphere with modern amenities
Highlights: Exclusive private access to Willowemoc Creek, wood-fired sauna
What to try: Enjoy a quiet evening by one of the fire pits along the river
Good to know: Dogs are welcomed in lodging spaces; check ahead for event restrictions
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.
Mohonk Mountain House
Imagine stepping into a picturesque world where time slows down, and nature whispers its secrets. Welcome to Mohonk Mountain House, a storied Victorian castle resort that has been enchanting visitors since 1869. An icon perched above Lake Mohonk, this retreat elegantly bridges the past and present, offering guests an unforgettable escape in the heart of the Hudson Valley.
Indulge in a tapestry of experiences that cater to every whim. Start your day with a soothing yoga session or explore the 8,000-acre preserve on a guided hike through trails that wind amid stunning mountain vistas. For those in pursuit of rejuvenation, the award-winning spa provides a sanctuary of wellness. Here, you'll discover a range of treatments designed to refresh both body and mind, complemented by an outdoor heated mineral pool that invites prolonged relaxation.
Dining at Mohonk is an experience unto itself. Savor farm-to-table delights in the majestic Main Dining Room, where regional ingredients are transformed into culinary masterpieces, or enjoy a casual barbecue lunch overlooking Lake Mohonk at The Granary. Whether you end your day with spirited conversations at the Lake Lounge or a quiet moment on your private balcony, the tranquil ambiance ensures that peace is never out of reach.
What truly sets Mohonk apart is the seamless blend of adventure and tranquility. As you sip tea in a rocking chair with the panorama of the lake stretched before you, the sense of belonging to something timeless captures you. It's more than a stay; it's an invitation to connect—with nature, with history, and with yourself.
Photography by: Ken Hayden, Courtesy Mohonk Mountain House
New Paltz Way
Set along the banks of the Wallkill River in the picturesque town of New Paltz, New Paltz Way is an upcoming 28-room boutique hotel slated to open in 2026. Thoughtfully designed to blend into its natural surroundings, the property pairs rustic Hudson Valley character with a refined, modern sensibility. Guests can expect a quiet, design-forward retreat that feels both connected to nature and within easy reach of the town’s energy.
A defining feature of New Paltz Way is its emphasis on wellness and sustainability. Plans include a self-guided wellness center with a mineral pool, sauna, steam room, and salt room, offering a restorative counterpoint to the outdoors. The hotel will also provide bike access to the nearby Empire State Trail, with scenic routes framing the Shawangunk Ridge. A living roof further reinforces the property’s eco-conscious approach while enhancing its architectural presence.
Just steps from Water Street Market and close to SUNY New Paltz, the hotel is ideally positioned within one of the Hudson Valley’s most vibrant small towns. New Paltz Way is part of Way Hospitality, the group behind Kingston Carriage House and Woodstock Way Hotel, bringing a consistent point of view around design-led hospitality to this new riverside destination.
Parking: Ample street parking available around Water Street Market
Vibe: Boutique hotel experience with a focus on tranquility and nature
Highlights: Eco-friendly amenities, wellness center, bike rentals
Who it's for: Nature enthusiasts, wellness seekers, SUNY visitors
What to try: Explore 23.7 miles of the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail
Old Mill Guest House
In the tranquil setting of Wallkill, NY, the Old Mill Guest House emerges from roots steeped in the 19th century. Anchored by a historic farmhouse, this estate represents Audrey's Farmhouse's dedication to hospitality and design along with sister properties; The Greenhouses also in Wallkill, Friends & Neighbors in Stone Ridge, and Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club.
Spaning 24 acres of verdant landscapes and featuring old-growth trees and a serene pond, the uniqueness of Old Mill Guest House is reflected in its blend of historic charm and modern amenities, making it a picturesque retreat for guests seeking relaxation or memorable celebrations. From the carefully restored farmhouse to the newly renovated carriage houses, apartments, and cottages, each accommodation is imbued with character. The use of locally sourced vintage and antique furnishings ensures that no two guesthouses are identical, providing individual experiences for all visitors. This approach not only attracts overnight guests but also appeals to those hosting large gatherings, as the estate can accommodate up to 50 guests overnight and host events for as many as 200 people, whether for weddings, retreats, or corporate events.
Several distinctive amenities make Old Mill stand out in the region. A notable feature is the variety of event spaces available, including a beautifully designed courtyard, a quaint poolside cabana, a vast lawn, and a recreation room. Additionally, the large 5000 square foot wood pergola provides a grand setting for celebrations.
Each of these areas caters to guests looking for customizable and private experiences. Communal dining and drinking options further highlight the property's charm. Catered by Audrey's team, meals utilize a selection of locally inspired favorites, underscoring the estate’s commitment to quality hospitality. Check-in is uncomplicated, with self-service procedures ensuring a smooth arrival. Emphasizing its pet-friendly philosophy, Old Mill welcomes furry companions, adding to its appeal for pet owners.
Vibe: A blend of history and modern luxury across scenic, expansive grounds
What to try: Exclusive use guesthouse rental with access to event venues like the Pergola and Courtyard
Highlights: Over 24 acres of private land for retreats and events
Who it's for: Couples planning weddings, corporate retreats, large family gatherings
Good to know: Pet-friendly estate with a minimum two-night stay requirement
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 brings a modern mountain sensibility to one of the region’s most beloved destinations, offering a warm, design-forward retreat in the heart of the Catskills—and just minutes from Hunter Mountain Resort. The Lodge balances rustic charm with contemporary comfort, making it an ideal basecamp for year-round adventures, whether you’re here to ski, hike, unwind, or simply take in the sweeping mountain views. Guests can choose between cozy rooms in the main lodge or retreat to The Rounds, a collection of architecturally striking cabins tucked further up the hillside with oculi for stargazing, outdoor soaking tubs, and wraparound decks.
At the center of the property’s culinary experience is Prospect, Scribner’s standout restaurant. Known for its creative New American cooking, garden-driven ingredients, and panoramic views, Prospect has become one of the area’s must-visit dining rooms. Under the direction of Chef Alejandro Reyes Herrera, the restaurant brings a refined yet approachable energy—perfect for lingering over breakfast before heading to the mountain or settling in for cocktails and dinner after a day outdoors.
Beyond its accommodations and dining, Scribner’s offers a vibrant mix of amenities and gathering spaces that encourage guests to slow down and reconnect. From the cozy Library and Apex Lounge to the seasonal pool, barrel sauna, and acres of meadow paths, there’s no shortage of places to relax and explore. Whether you’re here for a weekend escape, a family gathering, or an event with friends, Scribner’s blends style, nature, and hospitality in a way that feels distinctly Catskills—and unmistakably inviting.
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 Restaurant at Seminary Hill Orchard & Cidery, 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.
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