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Looking to escape NYC for a night? Only about two hours away either via car or Amtrak train, Hudson is a charming town that’s perfect for a mini-getaway for a girls weekend, a family trip or a couple’s getaway. With an array of antique shops, high-end boutiques and great dining options, Hudson hits the right mix of luxury and low-key in the Hudson Valley.
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Where to stay
Rivertown Lodge
Rivertown Lodge, situated in Hudson, New York, is a boutique hotel housed in a historic 1920s building. With its stylish interiors, artisanal charm, and a focus on local experiences, the lodge offers a unique and inviting retreat in the heart of Hudson's vibrant cultural scene.
The Wick, Hudson, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
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The Maker Hotel
Exquisite craftsmanship meets old-world charm in this Hudson retreat where every detail tells a story.
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Day 1: Arrive and explore Warren Street
Arrive in Hudson, check in to your hotel, and head to brunch. The Tavern at the Rivertown Lodge is a perfect spot on the far edge of the main part of the city.
After brunch, it’s time for shopping and activities on Warren Street, the main hub of Hudson. Start at Poured Candle Bar to create your own luxury home candles or home fragrances while sipping on some wine. The candles take a few hours to set, so you can come back later in the day to pick them up.
Head down Warren Street and spend the afternoon browsing through the independent shops and boutiques on the search for home goods, furniture and vintage clothing. Standouts include Clove & Creek, Nikki Chasin and WYLDE. Visit gourmet markets Olde Hudson or Talbott & Arding for any culinary gifts or groceries to bring home.
Before dinner, head to The Maker Lounge, an intimate and swanky cocktail bar made out of a former 19th century carriage house.
For dinner, Feast & Floret is one of the best Italian restaurants in Hudson that sources most of its ingredients locally. For something more casual, Lil Deb’s Oasis and Backbar are also great options.
After dinner, head to Lawrence Park for a nightcap in their outdoor back patio.
Day 2: Brunch and breweries
Have one more brunch. La Perche Bakery & Bar has delicious eggs and fresh breads, while Kitty's Market is perfect for a grab and go breakfast right by the train station.
If you have a bit more time today, head to one of the breweries in the area. Hudson Brewing Company or Union Street Brewery are two options within walking distance.
Need to know
Ubers are not readily available in Hudson. If you'd like to stay longer to explore the Hudson Valley wineries, make sure to have a car.
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This itinerary is part of our ongoing series on travel to New York. Looking for more travel inspiration? Check out Lauren Hirsh guide, A Theater-Lover's Guide to New York City.