New York is stunning in its beauty Hudson Valley This is the perfect weekend getaway, no matter what time of year it is. swimming holes Enjoying the summer or the outdoors kaleidoscopic colors of autumn. The winter months are particularly charming, with the snow-covered woods and the quiet of the forest, except for the crackle of the fire in the distance. The natural beauty is only one of the many things to see and experience. There are also art galleries, diners from bygone eras, boutiques, and much more. antique fairs.
And while the region boasts a plethora of 18th-century estates, it’s also ever-evolving—offering a hub of new openings every year, especially in the hotel space. These properties offer a unique blend of the old and the new. From converted textile mills, to health spas from 1970s, to historical hostelries which are now chic countryside inns. The program is also impressive with goat hikes and archery classes on offer, as well as hydrotherapy and access to ski resorts.
This region may be one you return to time and time again, whether you’re urbanite in need of refuge or simply looking for a change of scenery. You can book your trip by scrolling down.
Hudson Valley hotels: how to select the best
Each hotel review in this list was selected by our editors independently and written by an a Condé Nast Traveler Journalist who has been to the property and knows about the destination. Our editors choose hotels based on their price ranges that provide an authentic insider’s experience of the destination. They also consider design, location and service credentials, as well as sustainability credentials.
