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.
The Arnold House
Perched on Shandelee Mountain near Livingston Manor, The Arnold House from Foster Supply Hospitality offers a tranquil escape rooted in the charm of casual country living. This inviting retreat features a cozy tavern, a beautifully renovated barn and greenhouse, and expansive grounds with scenic hiking trails.
With easy access to the region's storied outdoor activities, The Arnold House provides the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Whether unwinding in rustic comfort or exploring the natural beauty of the Catskills, guests are welcomed into an atmosphere designed for warmth, rest, and connection to nature.
The Bird & Bottle Inn
Relax and stay in classic American elegance, in this historic in that dates back to 1761. Choose from five charming, well-appointed guest rooms on the property, and be sure to stay for brunch and dinner at the The Bird & Bottle Inn restaurant.
The DeBruce
Perched on a ledge overlooking the Willowemoc River in the heart of Catskill Park, The DeBruce from Foster Supply Hospitality offers a tranquil escape steeped in history and natural beauty. The surrounding valley, shaped by winding rivers and encroaching mountains, creates an atmosphere of solitude and reflection, where guests can embrace both the warmth of companionship and quiet, personal retreat. With a legacy tied to the origins of American fly fishing‚ where George LaBranche cast the first dry fly‚ this region has drawn generations of visitors seeking both adventure and serenity.
As the last remaining hotel from the Willowemoc Valley's golden age, The DeBruce carries over a century of hospitality, evolving through time while maintaining its strong, historic character. Once known by names like The Maple and The Willowemoc, the hotel has developed into an intimate, thoughtfully restored getaway. With its classic 1880s structure and decades of stories within its walls, The DeBruce offers guests a rare blend of rustic charm, timeless appeal, and the natural wonder of the Catskills.
Photography by: Lawrence Braun, Sasithon Pooviriyakul, and Peter Crosby
The Graham and Co.
The Graham & Co. is a 20-room boutique hotel in the picturesque hamlet of Phoenicia, offering a stylish yet relaxed retreat inspired by the rich heritage of the Catskills. Located at the base of Hunter Mountain and just minutes from Main Street, this thoughtfully designed getaway blends vintage charm with modern comforts. Each room features a mix of classic and contemporary furnishings, plush bedding, and amenities like complimentary Wi-Fi, Tivoli radios, and Priority bikes, ensuring a cozy and memorable stay.
Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Catskill Mountains, The Graham & Co. is the perfect base for both adventure and relaxation. Guests can explore scenic hiking trails, visit charming shops and art galleries, or unwind in the peaceful mountain setting. Whether seeking outdoor exploration or a quiet escape, The Graham & Co. offers an inviting home-away-from-home just 2.5 hours from New York City.
The Greenhouses
The Greenhouses at Audrey’s Farmhouse is a one-of-a-kind event venue and boutique lodging experience in Wallkill, NY, where nature, design, and hospitality converge. Originally a 1950s flower nursery, the property has been thoughtfully transformed by owners Sally Watkinson and Doug Posey into a lush, plant-filled destination that balances elegance with rustic charm. Anchored by a stunning 3,000-square-foot greenhouse filled with over 200 plants and strung with bistro lights, the venue also includes a stylish adjoining barn, open-air courtyards, pergola, and expansive lawn—offering over 9,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space for weddings, retreats, markets, and gatherings of all kinds.
Events at The Greenhouses blend natural beauty with seamless functionality. The greenhouse and barn are fully equipped for year-round use with heating, cooling, sound systems, and thoughtfully included amenities such as handcrafted farm tables, bentwood chairs, tableware, and a dedicated bar area. Couples booking weddings enjoy exclusive use of the venue from Friday to Sunday, with accommodations for up to 42 guests across 20 pet-friendly rooms, including suites in the 1740 farmhouse, a charming cottage, and The Greenhouses' own U-shaped guest wing. Each room is styled in a mix of mid-century modern and classic farmhouse decor, with Aesop toiletries and warm, thoughtful touches throughout—plus breakfast included with every stay.
More than just a venue, The Greenhouses is a reflection of its owners’ creative vision and deep-rooted commitment to community and sustainability. From Thursday movie nights with dinner service to seasonal menus served at The Greenhouses Kitchen and guided hikes at nearby Minnewaska State Park, guests are invited to experience the rhythm of the Hudson Valley in comfort and style. Whether you’re planning a weekend-long celebration or simply looking for a peaceful escape, The Greenhouses offers a magical blend of modern hospitality, historic charm, and botanical wonder.
The Henson
Nestled in the heart of the Catskills, The Henson is a lovingly restored 19th-century inn that embodies the spirit of this storied landscape—unassuming, beautiful, and deeply human. Once a humble boarding house, the inn has been reborn as a refined yet approachable retreat, blending history with a sense of modern serenity. Each of its sixteen rooms is designed for comfort and calm, with warm light, natural textures, and thoughtful touches—from Casper mattresses and Frette towels to rainfall showers and Grown Alchemist amenities. Whether it’s a morning spent watching the mist rise over the mountains, an afternoon curled up by the fire, or a long evening under the stars, every moment at The Henson invites guests to slow down and feel at home.
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Beyond its doors, The Henson offers a world of discovery and delight. The gardens are a living expression of the Catskills’ abundance, with native wildflowers, herbs, and edibles that evolve through the seasons. The living room and library welcome quiet reflection and convivial conversation alike, while the rooftop and wellness room offer views, stillness, and renewal. Events here take on a sense of timeless intimacy—whether a wedding framed by mountain vistas, a family celebration in the private dining room, or a weekend spent reconnecting with friends in a space that feels entirely your own.
“I felt I saw something new and beautiful everywhere I turned at the Henson...It's a beautiful landing pad for everything the Catskills has to offer.” – Architectural Digest
At the heart of The Henson’s culinary experience is Matilda, the on-site restaurant led by acclaimed chefs Jeremiah Stone and Fabián von Hauske Valtierra of New York’s Bar Contra and Wildair. Their menu celebrates the region’s bounty with sincerity and imagination, pairing vibrant local ingredients with a sense of place and purpose. It’s an invitation to gather, to share, and to marvel at the beauty of good food and good company. More than a stay, The Henson is a state of mind—rooted in the landscape, shaped by its history, and alive with the warmth of those who come seeking something real.
The Maker Hotel
The Maker is far more than a hotel—it’s a lifestyle brand born from a bold vision to fuse hospitality, design, and fragrance into one immersive, sensual experience. Founded by Lev Glazman and Alina Roytberg—co-creators of Fresh—and hospitality expert Damien Janowicz, The Maker began as an intimate 11-room hotel in Hudson, NY, housed in three meticulously restored historic buildings. With an aesthetic rooted in La Belle Époque, Art Deco, Industrial, and Mid-Century influences, the property is a sanctuary of layered textures, vintage objects, and rich, bohemian detail. Guests are enveloped in curated spaces that include a sun-drenched café, a lush conservatory restaurant, a sultry lounge in a former carriage house, and a private library just for hotel guests.
But The Maker is more than a place—it’s a sensibility. What began as an experiential hotel has grown into a full lifestyle and fragrance brand with a mission to inspire sensual living without inhibition. The Maker Fragrance collection draws from travel dreams and the hotel’s signature ambiance, crafted by Glazman himself using rich notes and arousing pheromones to create gender-inclusive, clean, and deeply transportive scents. The fragrances, now available online, in the hotel, in a NYC shop, and through retail partners nationwide, invite guests to take a piece of the hotel home—extending its world of taste, comfort, and intimacy beyond Hudson.
From design to scent, The Maker evokes a feeling that’s both personal and unforgettable. Every detail—from the art on the walls to the linens on the beds—reflects a commitment to craftsmanship, storytelling, and soul. Whether sipping a fragrance-inspired cocktail in the lounge, browsing Lev’s Fragrance Library, or staying in one of the named suites like The Writer or The Artist, guests are immersed in an atmosphere that celebrates individuality, creativity, and desire. As Condé Nast Traveler put it, “You don’t just stay at the hotel, you take the hotel home with you.”
The Six Bells Countryside Inn
Tucked into the heart of Rosendale, NY, The Six Bells Countryside Inn is a singular hospitality experience that blends elevated whimsy with deep nostalgia. Conceived by Audrey Gelman—founder of the beloved homewares store by the same name in Brooklyn—the 11-room inn reimagines a 175-year-old boarding house as a fictional countryside escape brought to life. Every inch of the inn is immersed in the folklore of “Barrow’s Green,” a make-believe village that serves as both muse and design framework. From hand-painted murals and Scandinavian box beds to custom textiles and antiques sourced across the globe, each guest room tells a unique story, inviting guests to both dream and discover. With interiors designed by Adam Greco of GrecoDeco, the aesthetic is playful, richly layered, and deeply personal—offering not just accommodation, but a transportive stay.
At the center of the inn’s communal life is The Feathers, an 18-table tavern where seasonal menus and European-style breakfasts reflect a reverence for local produce and comfort cuisine. Nearly everything within the inn, from Sabre silverware to custom beds, is shoppable, blurring the line between home and hotel. The property also includes a small retail storefront, immersive seasonal programming like murder mysteries and creative workshops, and ample outdoor space—including a future chicken coop and fire pits. Ideal for families, romantics, and design lovers alike, The Six Bells Countryside Inn is less a retreat from the world than an invitation to step into a more imaginative version of it—one filled with humor, heart, and handcrafted beauty.
Photography by: Kate S. Jordan
The Stewart House
Nestled along the Hudson River in the charming town of Athens, NY, Stewart House is a meticulously restored boutique hotel blending historic elegance with modern comfort. Originally built in 1883 as an Italianate-style boarding house, the property now offers nine beautifully appointed guest rooms, an Art Deco bar, a farm-to-table tavern, and a waterfront grill, all designed to create a warm and luxurious retreat.
Surrounded by majestic willow trees and stunning river views, Stewart House provides a tranquil escape just minutes from Hudson and Catskill. Whether enjoying the vibrant local culture, indulging in seasonal cuisine, or simply relaxing in the hotel's serene setting, guests are invited to experience a destination where history, hospitality, and natural beauty come together seamlessly.
The White Hart
Nestled in the village green of Salisbury, Connecticut, The White Hart is a historic inn and restaurant that has welcomed guests since 1806. Surrounded by the scenic beauty of Litchfield County, the property offers easy access to outdoor activities like hiking the Appalachian Trail, biking through the Berkshires, fly fishing on the Housatonic River, and exploring local antique shops and farm stands. Just two hours from New York City, it serves as a perfect retreat for both adventure and relaxation.
Following a major renovation in 2010 and a reimagining in 2014, The White Hart now features 16 elegant guest rooms, multiple dining spaces, a taproom, outdoor patios, and a grand porch for drinks and gatherings. The inn has received national acclaim, earning spots on Bon Appetit's Best New Restaurants in America and Departures' Most Charming Inns. With an impressive art collection and a reputation for exceptional hospitality, The White Hart seamlessly blends New England tradition with modern comfort, making it a destination worth visiting.
Tourists
Tourists is a hotel and riverside retreat inspired by the classic American roadside motor lodge, set on the banks of the Hoosic River in the Berkshires city of North Adams. Our 46-room property is a union of design and nature, home to woodland trails, riverbank vistas, sculptural installations, and more. Using common, organic materials, your room is both haven and trailhead, connecting you with your vacation self and serving as a basecamp for adventure.
Troutbeck
Set on 250 acres in the Hudson Valley, Troutbeck is a reimagined estate hotel with a rich legacy of hospitality, creativity, and connection to nature. Once home to naturalists, poets, and thinkers, this historic retreat has been carefully revived for the modern traveler‚ offering a sanctuary for the curious, the adventurous, and the creative. Nestled between Amenia, NY, and Sharon, CT, the property blends historic charm with understated luxury, featuring the Manor House, Benton House, and Garden House, which together offer 37 thoughtfully designed guestrooms and suites.
Beyond its elegant accommodations, Troutbeck provides a wealth of experiences, from dining and seasonal events to outdoor recreation and wellness. Guests can enjoy a heated pool, tennis courts, riverside hammocks with fire pits, and The Barns, a dedicated space for wellness services, studio classes, and spa treatments. With an ever-evolving calendar of creative and culinary programming, Troutbeck continues its 250-year tradition as a place of retreat, restoration, and inspiration.
Wildflower Farms - Auberge Resorts Collection
Set on 140 scenic acres in Gardiner, New York, Wildflower Farms, Auberge Resorts Collection, is a nature-forward retreat that redefines luxury through simplicity, sustainability, and immersive design. Just a short drive from New York City, the property features 65 freestanding cabins and cottages nestled among meadows and woodlands, with sweeping views of the Shawangunk Ridge. The experience begins at the Great Porch, a communal gathering space with an open-air firepit, and extends across miles of trails, curated farm experiences, and a 6-acre working farm that supplies much of the hotel’s culinary program.
At the heart of the resort is Clay, the destination restaurant that draws in both guests and locals with its inventive, seasonal menus. Executive sous chef Kyle Chandler and farm director Will Conway collaborate daily to craft dishes using freshly harvested produce, creating a true farm-to-table experience. From shared plates to open-fire entrees, each dish is a celebration of the land. Guests can also enjoy light bites on the Great Porch, sip seasonal cocktails at the Dew Bar by the pool, or participate in hands-on culinary workshops hosted at the farm’s Maplehouse education center.
For rest and renewal, Thistle Spa offers a serene wellness experience rooted in the surrounding environment. Guests can unwind with treatments that incorporate botanicals grown onsite, enjoy a soak in the indoor saltwater pool, or relax in the sauna and steam room. Outdoor wellness offerings include forest bathing, sunrise yoga, and a seasonal outdoor pool with views of the surrounding hills. Whether savoring a chef-led farm lunch, floating in the spa’s tranquil waters, or simply watching the sunset from a private deck, Wildflower Farms invites guests to slow down, connect with nature, and return to themselves.
Wm. Farmer and Sons Hotel
Wm. Farmer and Sons offers a distinctive lodging experience in the heart of Hudson, NY. Whether for a romantic getaway, a family trip, or an extended stay, the property features a variety of thoughtfully designed accommodations, as well as the Wm. Farmer and Sons Restaurant and Barroom. The historic Merchant House next door boasts four uniquely styled guest rooms, a private dining room, and a serene garden, while the grand 1830s Mansard-style main building houses seven elegant rooms and suites, each named after a beloved Farmer family member.
For guests seeking more space, Wm. Farmer and Sons also offers four annexed suites‚ The Pint, The Half Pint, The Imperial, and The Schooner, perfect for families or longer stays. These suites provide a modern touch while maintaining the warm, inviting atmosphere that defines the property. With its blend of historic charm, personalized hospitality, and beautifully curated spaces, Wm. Farmer and Sons creates a unique and memorable retreat in Hudson's vibrant Front Street district.
Woodstock Way Hotel
Tucked along Tinker Street in the heart of Woodstock, the Woodstock Way Hotel captures the town’s creative pulse with a free-spirited, eco-luxe retreat surrounded by nature. Set beside a cascading waterfall, the property feels like a modern-day treehouse village — a peaceful refuge that remains just steps from the energy of Woodstock’s shops, restaurants, and music venues. Designed for dreamers and seekers alike, it blends raw natural beauty with refined comfort, inviting guests to slow down and reconnect with the landscape that has inspired generations of artists, musicians, and wanderers.
Each accommodation at Woodstock Way tells its own story, from cozy creekside nooks to expansive suites and family-friendly residences. Artist-curated vinyl collections, private decks, and floor-to-ceiling windows bring the spirit of the Catskills indoors, while reclaimed wood, living roof systems, and low-impact materials express the hotel’s commitment to sustainability. Winner of the 2022 AIA Westchester + Hudson Valley Chapter Design Awards, the property’s design by Brad Will of Ashokan Architecture & Planning celebrates thoughtful integration with its natural surroundings — a reflection of both the region’s heritage and its enduring connection to renewal.
A sister property, the Kingston Carriage House, extends the same ethos of design and comfort just a short drive away. Housed in a meticulously restored nineteenth-century building, it pairs historic character with contemporary elegance. Eight distinct guest suites — from spacious first-floor retreats to airy lofts — feature luxurious linens, handwoven robes, and access to the tranquil garden courtyard and Captain’s Lounge. Together, Woodstock Way Hotel and Kingston Carriage House offer two distinct yet kindred escapes, each rooted in a sense of place and a spirit of creative restoration.
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