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Hasbrouck House
Hudson Valley
An 18th-century stone mansion and stable house on a large estate in Stone Ridge, with a pool and a lively restaurant.
Countryside · No. 9 in United States
Boutique hotels in Hudson Valley
The Hudson Valley's country inns sit among orchards, farms and river towns a short train ride north of New York City.
Handpicked boutique hotels
Where to stay in Hudson Valley
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Hotel Kinsley
Hudson Valley
A hotel spread across historic buildings in Kingston's Stockade District, with a well-regarded restaurant.
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Inness
Hudson Valley
A modern farm resort in Accord with cabins, a golf course and a restaurant using produce from its own fields.
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Troutbeck
Hudson Valley
A historic estate in Amenia with a long literary past, now a gracious country hotel with woods, a river and a farm-led restaurant.
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Wildflower Farms
Hudson Valley
An Auberge resort of cabins and cottages on farmland near Gardiner, facing the Shawangunk Ridge.
The Hudson Valley runs north from New York City along the river that gave its name to America's first great school of landscape painting. Historic estates, apple orchards and farm-to-table restaurants dot both banks, along with river towns such as Hudson, Beacon and Rhinebeck and contemporary art at Dia Beacon and Storm King.
Where to stay
The eastern bank, around Rhinebeck and Hudson, is easy to reach by train and full of antiques shops. The western side leads into the Catskills, with hiking trails and quieter villages. Many inns are on farms or large estates.
Good to know
Autumn is the classic season, when the trees turn in October. Summer brings farmers' markets and swimming holes, and winter is cozy and quiet. A car is useful for exploring.
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Questions about Hudson Valley
How many boutique hotels are there in Hudson Valley?
We list 5 boutique hotels in Hudson Valley, including Hasbrouck House, Hotel Kinsley and Inness.
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