Warren Street, Hudson
A mile of antique dealers, galleries, and good restaurants in a restored river city.
The Marlowe House sits in the heart of the Hudson Valley, in the village of Rhinebeck. The concierge keeps a guide — and a car, if you’d rather not drive. Here is where we’d send you.
A mile of antique dealers, galleries, and good restaurants in a restored river city.
Monumental minimalist and land art in a former Nabisco box-printing plant on the river.
The world’s longest pedestrian bridge — 1.28 miles, 212 feet above the Hudson.
A Federal-era riverfront estate with orchards, woodland trails, and the valley’s best apples.
A loop of orchard cideries and Hudson wineries the concierge routes for a tasting day.
The village green every Saturday — produce, cheese, flowers, and the morning’s gossip.
The valley’s famous scramble, with the Hudson at your feet from the top.
Metro-North & Amtrak from Manhattan in about an hour forty — we’ll meet your train.
By car, take the Taconic or the Thruway up the east bank of the Hudson — about 100 minutes from the city, with complimentary parking and valet on arrival. By train, Amtrak and Metro-North run to Rhinecliff, six minutes from the door; tell us your arrival and we’ll meet you at the station at no charge.

Twenty-two rooms, a farm table, fourteen acres, and a fire at dusk — an hour and forty minutes north of Manhattan. Breakfast is on us.