CCaroline M.Oct 2025
“Exactly as photographed and somehow more. The carriage suite, the fire already lit, the river in the morning, that dinner. We’re already booking the next one.”
Posted on GoogleA 1789 estate inn · Rhinebeck, New York
A landmark on the Hudson, kept for those who stay.
Twenty-two rooms on fourteen riverside acres — a farm restaurant, a cellar bar, walled gardens, and a fire at dusk. 1 hr 40 min from Manhattan · Metro-North to Rhinecliff.
Breakfast included — Farm table, every morning·4.9 / 5 · 487 reviews — Tripadvisor & Google·A 1789 landmark — On the National Register·Complimentary parking — On-site, valet on arrival·Dog-friendly rooms — By advance request
Welcome to The Marlowe House
A Federal-era manor raised in 1789 and restored in 2016, on fourteen riverside acres where the Hudson Valley arrives at the door — and you are a guest, never a reservation.
1789
The year the house was raised
22
Rooms & suites, each its own
14
Riverside acres & walled gardens
4.9
487 guest reviews
100
Minutes north of Manhattan
7am
Farm breakfast, every morning
Arrival
The river arrives at the door
You come up River Road through the orchard, and the manor stands where it has stood since 1789 — white clapboard, black shutters, brass on the door. The valley exhales. You are a guest now.
The house & its story →
The Rooms
Twenty-two rooms, never the same morning
Wide-board floors and tall sashed windows. Frette linens and a fireplace laid for you. River-view kings, garden lofts, the old carriage suites — each room keeps a different part of the house.
See the rooms →
The Table
Butterfield, and the cellar below it
In the carriage barn, Butterfield cooks the valley — what the farms cut that morning. Below, in the 1789 cellar, a bar of estate cider, Hudson rye, and forty allotments of Finger Lakes wine.
Dining & the bar →
The Grounds
Fourteen acres, and a fire at dusk
Walled gardens and a heated pool, a cedar sauna and a cold plunge, trails to the riverbank, and a bonfire lit each evening the weather allows. The estate is yours to wander.
Experiences & grounds →
The Valley
Rhinebeck, and the Hudson beyond
Warren Street antiques, Dia Beacon, the Walkway Over the Hudson, orchards and cideries and Saturday markets. The concierge keeps a guide — and a car, if you’d rather not drive.
A guide to the valley →The Collection
Choose your part of the house
Twenty-two rooms, no two alike — river-view kings, garden lofts, the old carriage suites, a freestanding stone cottage. From $265 a night, breakfast for two included.
Most lovedNo. 9 · River View
The Riverview King
A king room on the second floor with the Hudson framed in two tall sashed windows.
From
$385 / nightView →
$385 / nightView →
Most lovedNo. 17 · Suite
The Carriage House Suite
A two-room suite in the restored carriage barn — woodstove, soaking tub, and a private garden door.
From
$595 / nightView →
$595 / nightView →
Most lovedNo. 4 · Classic
The Orchard Room
A first-floor king room opening to the orchard porch, with its own claim on the morning.
From
$350 / nightView →
$350 / nightView →
The Table
Butterfield cooks the valley, an hour after it’s picked
In the restored carriage barn, a farm-driven kitchen that cooks the valley — what the farms cut that morning, over a wood hearth. Below, in the 1789 cellar, a bar of estate cider, Hudson rye, and forty allotments of valley wine.
Dining & the bar →
Recognized
Tripadvisor
Travelers’ Choice — Top 1%
2025
Condé Nast Traveler
Readers’ Choice — Hudson Valley
2025
Michelin Guide
Recommended — Butterfield
2025
Leading Hotels of the World
Member property
2024
Yankee Magazine
Best Country Inn — Editors’ Pick
2024
Guest letters
What the guestbook says
“We came for an anniversary and left planning the next three. The carriage suite, the fire already lit, the river in the morning, that dinner at Butterfield — it is the rare place that is exactly as photographed and somehow more.”
“Breakfast on our own porch with the orchard right there, the kids in the pool all afternoon, a bonfire at night. Every person on staff knew our names by the second morning. We didn’t want to leave.”
“An hour and forty minutes from the city and a hundred years away. The Riverview King has the best light I have ever woken up in. I took the train, they met me at Rhinecliff, and I exhaled for three days.”
Offers & Packages
Reasons to come up the river
Sun–Thu · Save 20%
The Midweek Retreat
Three nights or more, Sunday through Thursday, at twenty percent off the room and a late checkout.
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October · From $1,290
The Foliage Long Weekend
Two nights at the height of the valley’s color, with a guided walk and a cellar tasting for two.
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Romance · From $1,490
The Honeymoon at the Gatehouse
Two nights in the freestanding Gatehouse Cottage, with a private dinner and an in-room spa hour.
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PPriya N.May 2025
“An hour and forty from the city and a hundred years away. They met my train at Rhinecliff and I exhaled for three days. The best light I’ve ever woken up in.”
Posted on GoogleAThe AdeyemisJul 2025
“Every person on staff knew our names by the second morning. Breakfast on the porch, the pool all afternoon, a bonfire at night. We didn’t want to leave.”
Posted on GoogleMHThe Marlowe House@themarlowehouse · Oct 12Pinned
The maples turned this week. Foliage Long Weekends are open through the end of the month — two nights, a guided river walk, a cellar tasting, and the valley at the height of its color. The most beautiful three weeks of our year. 🍁
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MHThe Marlowe House@themarlowehouse · Sep 28
Chef Park’s first apples of the season came off the estate trees this morning. Tonight’s tart is the orchard, an hour after it was picked. This is the whole idea of the place. 🍎
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The house from the orchard drive. · ♥ 2,140The carriage suite, fire laid. · ♥ 1,876Tonight, at Butterfield. · ♥ 1,532Dusk on the fourteen acres. · ♥ 1,758River, silver, at six. · ♥ 2,210
Down in the 1789 cellar. · ♥ 1,369Illustrative social proof for this template. Reviews reflect individual stays; experiences vary by season and availability.
The Valley
Warren Street antiques, Dia Beacon, the Walkway Over the Hudson, orchards and cideries and Saturday markets — 1 hr 40 min from Manhattan · Metro-North to Rhinecliff.
A guide to the Hudson Valley →