The Inn at Hudson is centrally located in the most elegant and historic neighborhood of a town whose architecture spans the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. The Inn is within easy walking distance of several excellent restaurants, as well as Warren Street's renowned stretch of shops and landmark civic buildings. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Hudson Valley before you arrive by train; then marvel as you stroll through the town's exquisite antique shops, art galleries, jewelry stores, and specialty boutiques.
The Inn at Hudson was designed for Sapolio soap heir, Morgan Jones in 1903 by "style follows function" architect, Marcus Reynolds. Completed in 1906, this Dutch/Jacobean house is considered Reynolds' richest and most successful home.
The Inn at Hudson offers three large suites and one large room, each with a separate bath. Breakfast, cable TV, and wireless internet are all included.
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