My husband and I just spent 3 nights at this wonderfully run B&B. Joe and Courtney are top notch…read morehosts serving delicious breakfasts, morning coffee, and an unlimited array of snacks and drinks. We enjoyed the old movie and music theme in this updated prior rectory. After spending the last several years of travel in hotels and Airbnb's, we have come to remember how personal and inviting B&Bs are. This particular one, however, is one of the best. The BB is two blocks from Warren Street for quick access to restaurants and shops. There is also a retail shop on Warren Street where you can spot many of the unique items from the house. The shop is very well curated. We stayed in Room 5 which has a private deck off the room that my husband used every morning and evening. It's the room with the beautifully updated blue bathroom. The only thing missing from the room and the bathroom was brighter light - our eyes no longer perform as well in dim lighting! We spent most of the mornings and afternoons on several hikes throughout the area - all of them peaceful and beautiful. The waterfalls at the end were stunning.

Cozy, inviting and relaxing. Joe and Courtney were wonderful hosts. Great location about a block…read morefrom Warren Street and all the restaurants and shops. The breakfasts in the morning were banging yummy. The rooms were quiet, quaint and well appointed. Great bathroom products and the bedding was super. Decor is very music and movie oriented which was also fun. Here's a pic if breakfast bacon grilled cheese topped with eggs Benedict and local tomato salad.

Saw the amazing reviews and knew that I had to give this place a try. I called for a same night…read morereservation last minute and luckily Barry had availability. He was a wonderful host. The house is historic and has tons of charm and character. The real highlight was Barry. He's accommodating and friendly. I stayed in the queen room for one night and definitely recommend. If you like TV entertainment there was Netflix. The Bed was comfy with Private bathroom attached. A nice selection of tea was available which helped wake me up in the morning

The only place to stay in Hudson! Planned a last-minute trip for the weekend and could not find any…read moreother place; however, it was meant to be. There is absolutely no other place with better value. As seen in all other reviews, Barry could not be a better host. He gave us detailed recommendations on everything we asked for, and even called a bar, Helsinki, to check if there were any tables left as this place has minimal standing room (only he knew this as he is the expert on everything in town). Then, again we booked last-minute train tickets back home and gave him just 20 minutes notice. Barry insisted on making us breakfast-to-go and driving us to the train station there even though we had time to walk. In just 5 minutes, Barry made us the most savory yet simple sandwich (which was the topic of conversation for part of the train ride back.) His breakfast was the best meal we had during our entire weekend in Hudson - 100% fact. Eating breakfast outside on the porch was one of my favorite parts of the entire trip. Location is walking distance from the best shopping and food in Hudson, as well as Amtrak. If anyone else is looking, this is the only place I'd recommend.

I visited the Inn at 34 for the second time and I can't wait to go back again. It's a perfect…read moreescape from NYC and incredibly charming. Hudson itself has great shops and impressive restaurants, but the breakfast at the Inn (pastries, granola, yogurt- all homemade- and fresh pressed juices) is also not to be missed. The owners are thoughtful and attentive, but give the guests plenty of space. It really does feel like going to a second home- but one with much nicer art, furnishings and food!

Full disclosure I know Robert and Marie from an "earlier life". My wife was recovering from a…read morecatastrophic health issue so we decided to travel from Texas to stay in NY as a getaway that I thought she would enjoy. Our stay was wonderful and something she remembered with fondness for (sadly) the rest of her life. The handmade breakfasts felt to us like they were made exclusively for us and all were excellent. The suggestions for visiting the area homes of Frederick Church and Norman Rockwell was especially welcome to me as an artist as were a couple of other highlights of the trip. The Inn itself was immaculate, well appointed and felt period correct. I wish I had luggage large enough to take the purloin the Jacobean chest from my room and smuggle it back to Texas. If I lived in NYC, which I am glad I don't, I would figure out a way to spend many weekends here. I have traveled extensively through all 50 states in the last 50 years, stayed in cheap hotels and spectacular resorts so I think I know a thing or two about quality and The Inn at 34 is at the top of my list. I acknowledge that satisfaction is a relative thing depending on two things, the facility and you. I can only state that I give The Inn at 34 five very large stars. Given only five stars to choose from I cannot recommend it any higher.

This house was great for a weekend getaway with family, friends or couples. Everyone had their own…read moreroom and en-suite bathroom, so we were all comfortable in the amount of privacy we had and in the communal spaces we shared. It was a pleasure to discover that hiking trails for Olana were across the road- a great daytime activity for a large group of people. This amazing stay made for lifetime memories. We will definitely return!

What to say but such an elegant and perfect spot for our rehearsal dinner. the home is just a…read morebeautiful spot with amazing views and so well appointed. The hostess with the mostest, Rita was amazing at accommodating us.

Had a lot of trouble trying to get questions answered the river grill, which I understand is not…read morethe same as the tavern but operates together. I called in twice to double check hours, dog friendliness and make a reservation, and trying to do anything with the apathetic girl on the phone was like pulling teeth. When I called a second time to see if there was fish and chips on the menu at the river grill, I was told "the tavern is closed." I wasn't really sure what that had to do with my question? I asked if I could be transferred to someone to talk about the river grill and she replied that it's the same phone line. I asked my question again and was told that it wasn't available. Could have saved me a couple minutes and the attitude.

Tommy Boy food truck is Excellent Korean cuisine!!! Highly recommended! I had the Shrimp, Mushroom…read moreJapchae Noodles and the Iced Yuja Mint Lemonade!

We had the most fabulous stay at the Nest Hudson. When I was planning our trip to Hudson, I had my…read moresights set on the Maker, but this is a hidden gem right on Union St! It's a small hotel with a boutique feel. Check in is with a digital key pad, there is a communal kitchen where you can hold your leftovers and / or make coffee in the morning. The rooms are spacious! It almost felt like a small studio with a beautiful, modern bathroom. There's no designated parking, but alternate street parking is available. Nest Hudson is within walking distance to everything on Warren St. Next time we visit, I definitely plan to stay here again!

I booked this because of a lack of choices in Hudson. I grew up here and wanted to reminisce…read more We got the top floor space. Stairs a bit wonky so be careful. No fridge in room but there is a shared kitchen space that has snacks, etc. 2 separate AC units cool the room. Outside space is a plus. Picnic tables and chairs in the yard were comfy. Decor was stylish if you are into that. Bathroom area does not have a door so recommend staying solo...or with someone you are very comfy with when it comes to doing your business. Parking a bit wonky; park on this side if it's an odd day, other side if even. Door codes worked great.

I was looking for a place to relax for a day and a half and decided on a spot along the Hudson…read moreRiver. This is the first time I have stayed at a B&B, so I was not sure what to expect. I booked a room here, and I was glad I did. The home was originally built in (circa) 1810, and appeared to have received its fair share of upgrades over the centuries. It had a unique feel to it, a connection to its past. I stayed in the Edward room. The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. The door opened unto a porch and the backyard area, which was landscaped with stone. The big plus was the gas fireplace in the bedroom. There were also some nice decorative art pieces around the room. David, the proprietor, was a great host, cook, and just a very interesting person to talk to. The default breakfast is vegetarian, but he had no issues with preparing a delicious vegan alternative for the two days I was there. In addition, I met some very interesting people who were also guests of the house. They were very nice and I had a great time speaking with them. There is a fridge, microwave, and coffee maker in the common area. The town itself is a somewhat quiet New England town with Warren as its main street. There are antique shops, art galleries, a few bars and eateries, and a great view of the river and mountains just a block from the B&B. After a couple of days, I found myself ready to get back to the city, but the time I spent there was worth it.

I was in the area for a conference and reserved for one night. I had never been to Hudson before…read more The B&B is very lovely. The rooms are true to their pictures on their website. I stayed in the Edward room which is spacious, beautifully decorated, with a huge comfy bed. The room was billed as having porch access. What that means is that the room opens out onto a back porch overlooking a small yard below. It was very nice to sit outside and read. 26 Warren is at the far end (beginning) of Warren, but just a few blocks walk to restaurants, and a few blocks the other way to some nice park areas. Overall, a very nice experience. I would go back.

Great little Marriott Boutique Hotel. We were visiting…read moreHudson, New York to see Olana the estate of Frederic Church. "The Wick" fit the Bill for a nearby overnight stay. The place doesn't look like much from the outside. At first, there appears to be only a small parking lot in front. However, there's a large larger parking lot in the back. The entire staff warmly greets you upon check-in. I asked how the name The Wick came about. We were informed that this facility had been an old candle factory. Throughout the hotel, there's silver plated plaques on the candle making machines. Our room was nice and clean. More than enough towels for a one night stay. A sweet welcoming note was left on the dresser along with a mini bag of Tate's chocolate chip cookies. The beds were clean and comfortable. The hotel does have a small bar and dining room for breakfast lunch and dinner. Nothing fancy. We did have a lite dinner the first evening we arrived. The food was pretty good. The vegetable egg rolls were really tasty. The Caesar salad could've done without the anchovies. The anchovy taste lingered too long. I had a side grilled chicken with the salad. All the employees make you feel welcome and are very helpful. The hotel is within, walking distance of the local train and eateries. As we checked out, Abby was a big help filling the plastic container with their Wick logo with lemon water and ice. Definitely would return.

Love this hotel. In town visiting family and picked the Wick purely based on location. It's an old…read morecandle factory, hence the cool name. Felt like a B&B more than a hotel. Had full bar and restaurant and walking distance to Main Street of restaurants and bars. Staff was awesome. Really great stay !

We got a clean, nicely decorated and furnished room with a good bathroom and decent running shower…read more Good enough for a short weekend stay and it was just fine for our purpose. Sure, it's not the Hilton or the Marriott but it's also much better than a motel. Covers the basic necessities, as well as offers iPad and laptop rentals, free wi-fi. Judging from other peoples' reviews, the experience varies in the room they stayed in and I was concerned after booking our room via Trip Advisor, but overall our stay was pleasant and satisfactory. Not knowing the town, at first I expected something more like a bed and breakfast but it's really just a lodging only. One caveat I may put is that the walls tend to be thin thin and some room layouts have the couches + dressers up against an adjoining wall (to our bed headboard) so if you have loud beighbors like we had (group of young ladies partying it up in their room till wee hours), you might get disturbance, but that could be managed if guests were more mindful of time and others, IMO. Otherwise the place is for the most part very quiet.

We have stayed at The Croff House twice and loved it both times. Our hosts Russ and Duncan made…read moreboth stays special. The inn is beautiful, the rooms clean and cozy and breakfast outstanding. All in all we felt pampered and well taken care of. So we were really looking forward to staying at their new hotel The Barlow. We checked in then went right out to meet friends for dinner then drinks. When we returned the room was hot - about 85°F. We set the thermostat to cool at 70°F and went to bed. When we woke up the temperature was 83°F. We also noticed that there was no fan in the bathroom - just an open duct and a hose protruding downward from the ceiling. Both were unfinished and apparently we had been given a room where repairs were ongoing. Additionally there was drywall dust on the shower shelf and the lower part of the bathroom door. Finally there was a hole in the drywall under the sink and the places where drywall met the bathtub had not been finished properly. I showered for about 10 minutes then my wife showered. While she was washing her hair the hot water ran out. We decided to mention these things when we went out for the day. Given how immaculate and well run Croff House was we thought the owners would want to know. The young lady at the front desk said she could look into getting us another room (in a way that indicated that doing so would be an imposition) but we declined since everything had been unpacked already. She said she would notify housekeeping about the missed cleaning and told us how to adjust the thermostat to make the room cooler. She also said she would ask the owner about an adjustment to our room charge. Finally she questioned our ability to use the shower and to tell the difference between hot and cold water. When we returned that evening the drywall dust was gone. So far so good. The temperature was back up to 83 though so we opened a window (only one worked - the other was broken) to cool off. Unfortunately we had to close it before bedtime since we were on the first floor overlooking an alley. Another night sweating... At checkout when we were asked how we found our stay we mentioned all these issues. The same young woman from the day before was checking us out and had to be reminded we were not happy. I asked if there had been an adjustment and found there had not. She pointed out that the cleaning had been done and that she thought that had resolved things. When we complained about that she became defensive and argumentative. Finally I told her we expected better and certainly didn't expect her to argue with us. The lack of preparedness for these issues, the apparent defensiveness of Russ' replies to other negative reviews and the failure to get simple things right all spell huge problems for The Barlow. I'd love to see the guys fix this but I will not be back to find out what happens . NOTE: I find it sad yet amusing that Russ included a reply to go see reviews on TripAdvisor, as you'll find this story there as told by my wife. LOL