Pocketbook Hudson
A new hotel, dining, wellness, and shopping destination in a restored textile factory.
About Pocketbook Hudson
The Pocketbook Hudson brings an entirely new multifaceted experience to Hudson, NY, blending hotel hospitality, dining, shopping, wellness, and entertainment under the roof of a renovated 19th-century textile factory. Designed by the innovative minds of Charlap Hyman & Herrero, Pocketbook Hudson combines modern design elements with artistic installations, creating an engaging atmosphere that encourages visitors to explore and interact with its surroundings.
Thoughtfully designed rooms feature high ceilings and handcrafted details paying homage to the building's industrial roots. Visitors are treated works of art that form an essential part of the hotel's identity.
The onsite restaurant, Ambos, led by chef Norberto Piattoni, serves Argentine-inspired cuisine made from ingredients sourced from across the Hudson Valley. Ambos operates around an open-fire kitchen serving as a focal point that also reflects the building's original brick-and-timber architecture.
If shopping is your thing, the Pocketbook's on-site shops are host to renowned designers like Issey Miyake and Yohji Yamamoto, making it as much a shopping destination as a place to stay.
The Baths at Pocketbook offer a restorative communal wellness experience centered around thermal pools and steam. Designed for relaxation, reflection, and renewal, The Baths are complemented by a program of healing arts including bodywork, strength training, meditation, and herbal and intuitive practices. Guests can deepen their experience through a rotating schedule of movement, breathwork, sound, yoga, Pilates, and creative workshops held in the property's lofted studio. Rooted in collaboration and accessibility, The Baths invite visitors to slow down, reconnect with themselves, and engage with wellness in a thoughtful, community-oriented setting.
In addition to Ether, Pocketbook's vibrant underground nightclub, the hotel also serves as a venue for private events. The Gathering Hall and the more intimate Garden Lab are perfect for celebrations, whether large or small. Whether you're here for leisure, community, or business, Pocketbook Hudson offers an intricate tapestry of experiences worth exploring.
Parking: Limited on-site parking, street options nearby
Vibe: Contemporary meets historic industrial design
Highlights: Ambos restaurant and communal bathhouse
What to try: Argentine-inspired dishes at Ambos
Who it's for: Art lovers and history enthusiasts seeking an immersive stay
Thoughtfully designed rooms feature high ceilings and handcrafted details paying homage to the building's industrial roots. Visitors are treated works of art that form an essential part of the hotel's identity.
The onsite restaurant, Ambos, led by chef Norberto Piattoni, serves Argentine-inspired cuisine made from ingredients sourced from across the Hudson Valley. Ambos operates around an open-fire kitchen serving as a focal point that also reflects the building's original brick-and-timber architecture.
If shopping is your thing, the Pocketbook's on-site shops are host to renowned designers like Issey Miyake and Yohji Yamamoto, making it as much a shopping destination as a place to stay.
The Baths at Pocketbook offer a restorative communal wellness experience centered around thermal pools and steam. Designed for relaxation, reflection, and renewal, The Baths are complemented by a program of healing arts including bodywork, strength training, meditation, and herbal and intuitive practices. Guests can deepen their experience through a rotating schedule of movement, breathwork, sound, yoga, Pilates, and creative workshops held in the property's lofted studio. Rooted in collaboration and accessibility, The Baths invite visitors to slow down, reconnect with themselves, and engage with wellness in a thoughtful, community-oriented setting.
In addition to Ether, Pocketbook's vibrant underground nightclub, the hotel also serves as a venue for private events. The Gathering Hall and the more intimate Garden Lab are perfect for celebrations, whether large or small. Whether you're here for leisure, community, or business, Pocketbook Hudson offers an intricate tapestry of experiences worth exploring.
Parking: Limited on-site parking, street options nearby
Vibe: Contemporary meets historic industrial design
Highlights: Ambos restaurant and communal bathhouse
What to try: Argentine-inspired dishes at Ambos
Who it's for: Art lovers and history enthusiasts seeking an immersive stay
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