Hudson is a historic city in the Hudson Valley region of New York. Roughly a two-hour drive from New York City, Hudson makes a perfect weekend getaway for urbanites. It abounds with historical buildings that can be found on almost every street in the downtown area. This city is also a shopper’s paradise. Antique and vintage collectors, local designers, and crafters will find them on Warren Street, where boutiques, eclectic shops, and art galleries are located. Olana State Historic Site, the home of the famous local painter Frederic Church, is a must-visit for artists and architects. The site boasts a mix of Victorian architecture and Middle Eastern motifs and offers a commanding view of the Catskill Mountains, Hudson River, and Taconic Hills. If you’re visiting this charming historic city, check out the best hotels to stay in Hudson, New York.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on May 28, 2024.
1. The Wick, Hudson, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel (from USD 267)
Moderate pricing for a clean, stylish hotel in a convenient location.
Spacious rooms, comfortable beds, and friendly, helpful staff.
Conveniently located near the train station and within walking distance to main attractions.
Delicious cappuccino at the bar, nearby dining options, but limited food service at the hotel.
The Wick is a full-service boutique hotel in Hudson. There are 55 impeccably appointed guest suites and beautifully designed common areas to ensure a memorable stay. The property is close to event venues, such as Basilica Hudson and Hudson Opera House, and it is within walking distance of local restaurants, independent shops and art galleries.
This boutique hotel offers special weekend rates, making it a perfect weekend getaway for city dwellers. Amtrak Hudson Station is only three blocks from the hotel.
The Wick, Hudson, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Address: 41 Cross Street
11.44 km (7.2 mi) from High Falls Conservation Area
2. The Nest Hudson (from USD 209)
This fabulous accommodation is a modern interpretation of an intimate hotel stay. Featuring five cosy units, all individual guest suites come with an en-suite bath, air conditioning, WiFi, flat-screen cable TV, microwave and coffee machine. The kitchen is shared among guests, and it includes complimentary snacks, coffee, tea and candy.
Guests can unwind in the back garden and terrace, which is furnished with picnic tables and outdoor furniture. Located in downtown Hudson, The Nest is just steps from shops, cafes and restaurants.
Nest Hudson
Address: 330 Union Street
11.0 km (6.9 mi) from High Falls Conservation Area
3. Nautical Nest Hudson (from USD 171)
Reasonable pricing for a charming, well-appointed guest house in a trendy town.
Convenient self-check-in, complimentary snacks and drinks, cozy nautical-themed decor.
Perfectly situated just off the bustling main street, close to restaurants and shops.
Lovely coffee and tea options, with a well-equipped common kitchen area.
This boutique hotel sits in a prime location in downtown Hudson, a stone’s throw to shops in Warren Street. This nautical-themed accommodation boasts four stunning private suites, all with bright en-suite bathrooms. Guest suites feature subtle nautical elements that are tastefully worked into the overall design, such as calming blue walls and nautical light fittings.
Nautical Nest Hudson comes with a shared kitchen that includes complimentary coffee, tea and snacks for guests. There is also a tranquil back garden where guests can enjoy their morning coffee and tea. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Nautical Nest Hudson
Address: 12 City Hall Place
10.96 km (6.9 mi) from High Falls Conservation Area
4. St. Charles Hotel - Hudson (from USD 166)
Reasonable rates for a central location, but some room pricing may vary.
Free parking, spacious rooms, modern showers, and complimentary breakfast, but some amenities need updating.
Centrally situated in downtown with easy access to shops, restaurants, and a quiet park.
Adequate breakfast with hot options, but some guests found the food and dining area underwhelming.
Established in 1864, this historic hotel has been welcoming visitors to Hudson for over 150 years. Step through the doors and be greeted by an antique front desk and a cosy seating area in the lobby before ascending to your room. The guest rooms have been renovated, so guests can look forward to updated bathrooms and modern amenities.
St. Charles Hotel serves a daily complimentary breakfast using the area’s local produce. This property has free WiFi, free on-site parking and elevator access. Warren Street, cafes and shops are just a few steps away from the property.
St Charles Hotel Downtown Hudson
Address: 16-18 Park Place
10.3 km (6.4 mi) from High Falls Conservation Area
5. Wm. Farmer and Sons (from USD 288)
Immerse yourself in Hudson’s historical past and stay at Wm. Farmer and Sons, a stylish boutique hotel on Front Street that has been stunningly renovated and refurbished. All seven guest rooms and suites are wonderfully appointed and furnished with pieces of restored period furniture. On the main floor of this property, guests will find the bar and restaurant.
Wm. Farmer and Sons is a pet-friendly hotel and features rooms of different sizes to suit guests’ needs. For those who just want to curl up and relish in the luxurious bed, room service is available. The property is within walking distance of the area’s cafes, restaurants and shops.
Wm. Farmer and Sons
Address: 20 South Front Street
11.47 km (7.2 mi) from High Falls Conservation Area
Explore the historic charm of Hudson
Discover the historic city of Hudson, where independent shops, art galleries, boutiques and vintage shops are aplenty. Be sure to reserve a room in one of the best hotels to stay in Hudson, New York.
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