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Troutbeck
Troutbeck is an estate hotel with a storied past, situated on 250 acres in Amenia, New York. This historic setting has welcomed notable figures like Theodore Roosevelt and Thurgood Marshall, creating a legacy of creativity and intellectualism. The property has been beautifully restored to cater to modern travelers, blending its historic roots with understated luxury. It features a mix of accommodations that include the Manor House, Benton House, and Garden House, totaling 37 individually designed guestrooms and suites.
The hotel offers a range of amenities designed to enhance both relaxation and exploration. Guests can dine on-site at the restaurant that emphasizes locally sourced ingredients, ensuring each meal celebrates the bounty of the Hudson Valley. The Barns provide wellness services, including spa treatments and fitness classes, allowing for a holistic retreat experience. The lush landscape offers hiking and biking trails, alongside a heated outdoor pool and tennis courts for those seeking more active pursuits. With a calendar full of cultural events and wellness activities, Troutbeck nurtures both body and mind.
Visitors can expect rooms that feature luxurious Frette linens and curated art pieces that speak to the estate's rich history. The newly constructed River Cottages offer an extra level of privacy, nestled by the Webutuck River and a short walk from the main estate. Each cottage provides modern comforts while maintaining a cozy, home-like feel with tiled-glass fireplaces and expansive porches. The environment is conducive to large group gatherings, with opportunities for exclusive bookings to ensure a private escape that blends comfort with elegance.
Getting here: Wassaic station is six minutes away, with Metro-North service to Grand Central
Parking: If driving, there's ample on-site parking available
Vibe: Historic charm with modern luxury and thoughtful design
What to try: Locally sourced dishes at the on-site restaurant
Who it's for: Ideal for history enthusiasts, nature lovers, and cultural seekers
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
In the heart of Woodstock, one of New York's most iconic artistic communities, the Woodstock Way Hotel stands as a boutique hotel that harmonizes environmental mindfulness with contemporary comfort. Situated along Tinker Street in Woodstock, this retreat offers an immersive experience for those looking to connect with the area's natural splendor without sacrificing modern amenities. Guests can enjoy the sights and sounds of a nearby waterfall while being only steps away from the vibrant shops, restaurants, and longstanding music venues that contribute to Woodstock's renown.
A hallmark of Woodstock Way Hotel is its commitment to sustainability and thoughtful design, evidenced in every aspect of the property. Accommodations range from intimate creekside corners to family-friendly suites, each featuring elements like reclaimed wood and living roofs. The design, brought to life by Brad Will of Ashokan Architecture & Planning, has been recognized for its harmonious blend with the natural surroundings, winning accolades such as the 2022 AIA Westchester + Hudson Valley Chapter Design Awards. Unique features like artist-curated vinyl collections and floor-to-ceiling windows that draw in the scenic vistas of the Catskills further highlight the hotel's connection to the creative ethos that has defined the region.
Woodstock Way Hotel is part of the Way Hospitality group, which includes notable sister properties such as New Paltz Way and Kingston Carriage House. Each location shares a common thread of honoring local heritage and ensuring guest comfort through carefully curated experiences. The Kingston Carriage House, in particular, offers its own brand of charm within a restored nineteenth-century setting, complete with eight distinct suites and shared spaces imbued with historic character.
Parking: Free parking available on site and nearby street parking
Vibe: Tranquil, nature-focused with a touch of artistic flair
Who it's for: Eco-conscious travelers, artists, couples seeking a serene getaway
Highlights: Nearby waterfall, proximity to Tinker Street's cultural offerings
Good to know: Sister property to New Paltz Way and Kingston Carriage House
Wylder Hotel Windham
Wylder Windham brings a fresh spirit to one of the Catskills’ most storied destinations. Set on 20 acres along the Batavia Kill River, the resort blends 140 years of history with a modern, family-friendly vibe that feels instantly nostalgic. Seven restored lodges—ranging from Victorian gems to more contemporary retreats—offer a mix of suites, lofts, streamside rooms, and mountain-view hideaways, each outfitted with warm wood floors, custom furnishings, and breezy balconies that open to the sights and sounds of Windham Mountain. For groups, the four-bedroom Farmhouse delivers the full “upstate gathering” fantasy, complete with a big kitchen, roomy common spaces, and the convenience of housekeeping and priority reservations at Babblers.
The experience here is very much about stepping into the rhythm of the Catskills. Days might start with coffee and a slice of Babblers Bakery’s legendary strawberry rhubarb pie, followed by creekside lounging in a hammock, a wood-fired sauna session, or a round of pickleball. The river practically invites tubing, while the nearby trails and Windham Mountain keep outdoor lovers busy year-round. Evenings bring fire pits, stargazing, and the easy camaraderie that comes from a place designed for both relaxation and a bit of adventure.
What sets Wylder Windham apart is how effortlessly it bridges past and present. Once known as the Thompson House Resort—a local legend for nearly 140 years—the property has been thoughtfully reimagined without losing its soul. It still feels like summer camp for grownups, just with better cocktails, a heated pool, and a vintage Land Rover ready to shuttle you into town or up to the slopes. Whether you're escaping for a cozy winter weekend or stretching out summer by the creek, Wylder captures the timeless charm of the Catskills for a new generation of explorers.
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