Best Apartments in Hudson

Featuring a garden, Elegant Townhouse, Hudson center, 3 ensuite baths offers accommodations in Hudson. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking. Outdoor seating is also available at the apartment. With free Wifi, this 3-bedroom apartment features a cable flat-screen TV, a washing machine, and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and oven. Towels and bed linen are available in the apartment. This apartment is allergy-free and non-smoking. There is an on-site bar. Albany International Airport is 40 miles from the property.

Parking • Balcony/Terrace • View • Security/Safety • Other • Bar • Barbecue/Outdoor Cooking • Internet • Air Conditioner

Aparthotel units in Hudson with kitchens and furnished balconies
Along with a restaurant, this aparthotel has laundry facilities and a garden. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include barbecue grills and a picnic area.
Each apartment boasts a deep soaking tub and offers free WiFi and a kitchen. For a bit of entertainment, a Smart TV comes with satellite channels, and guests can also appreciate conveniences like a dining area and a sitting area. Housekeeping is available on request.
Micosta Leisure Inn offers 2 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Rooms open to furnished balconies. These individually decorated and furnished accommodations have separate sitting areas and include desks. Accommodations at this 3-star aparthotel have kitchens with refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and separate dining areas. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations with deep soaking bathtubs.

This Hudson aparthotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. 32-inch Smart televisions come with satellite channels. Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and ceiling fans. Housekeeping is provided on request.

- "Very nice. " - "The owner was fantastic! Super kind and accommodating. Very available for any help or questions. Well maintained, clean and quiet property. Would definitely stay there again! " - "Only stayed one night, but would have loved to stay for one week! Beautiful grounds and our host, Steven, was super welcoming and greeted us once we arrived to check us in. Local cat also greeted us once we arrived (if you’re driving, check under your car before backing out!)"

Quiet Country Living Farmhouse Apt Near Hudson! offers accommodations in Hudson, 28 miles from Tanglewood Musical Center and 28 miles from Tanglewood. Free Wifi is available throughout the property and private parking is available on site. The air-conditioned apartment consists of 1 bedroom, a living room, a fully equipped kitchen with an oven and a coffee machine, and 1 bathroom with an a bath or shower and a hair dryer. Towels and bed linen are offered in the apartment. For added privacy, the accommodation features a private entrance. Norman Rockwell Museum is 28 miles from the apartment. Albany International Airport is 37 miles from the property.

Fireplace/Heating • Parking • Guest Services • Accessibility • Security/Safety • Other • Internet • Child Friendly

The second floor apartment is located on Warren Street—a mile long stretch of shops and restaurants. The space is fully furnished and decorated with a modern aesthetic. The windows along the front in the living room and front bedroom bring in plenty of natural light and an airy feel with views of the park across the street.

There is a normal level activity from cars and pedestrians during the day and evening hours. At the end of the block is one of Hudson's oddities—the freight train tracks. These trains run infrequently.

The apartment was referred to as '...a highly designed rental apartment to tempt the aesthetically minded...', Cultivating Hudson:.. NY Times Home & Garden, 1/15/2014

- "Had a great time. Everything was perfect, Chuck could not have been nicer. Would definitely come back again" - "The park across the street and all of Warren Street. It’s all there!" - "Clean, well appointed, comfortable, and convenient to everything in downtown Hudson." - "The apartment was perfectly situated for a visit to Hudson. Host provided great suggestion for local restaurants and attractions. Nice kitchen and living room for the few days we were there. Completely met our needs"

Providing a garden, 1BR Hudson Apartment 3Min Walk To Warren St For Two features accommodations in Hudson. This vacation home provides free private parking and a 24-hour front desk. The accommodation offers full-day security and private check-in and check-out for guests. The vacation home is composed of 1 bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and 1 bathroom. A flat-screen TV is provided. The accommodation is non-smoking. Albany International Airport is 40 miles away.

Parking • Fireplace/Heating • Pet Friendly • Child Friendly • View • Guest Services • Security/Safety • Other • Air Conditioner

Although this is a new listing on VRBO ,we are not strangers to renting and managing apartments. We have rented this and two other apartments in the building on long term leases since 2007. This apartment is very bright thanks to 3 large windows facing the street and 4 windows on the side facing the garden which is a rarity on Warren Street.
The apartment offers a complete kitchen including a large oven, dishwasher, microwave and all the necessary utensils to prepare breakfast,lunch and diner should you decide to eat in. The kitchen island offers seating for two and the dining table seats 6 adult comfortably.

The large bedroom offers a king size bed, flat screen tv and plenty of storage .
This apartment is perfectly suited for the business traveler or a vacation stay in Hudson .
My family and I live in the ground floor apartment and assure you that we will answer and address any questions or issues promptly.

A bit of history:

This grand Federal style house at 216-220 Warren Street was originally built, probably in the last decade of the 18th century, for Thomas Jenkins, who is believed to have been the richest of the original Proprietors. It was Thomas who, with his brother Seth, set out from Nantucket in 1783 to find a safe harbor for their vessels and those of other seafaring men from New England and found and purchased Claverack Landing. Tradition has it that, in the good Quaker community that was early Hudson, Thomas Jenkins was considered to be 'somewhat aristocratic' and was roundly criticized for the ostentation of his palatial home.

In her Colonial Restoration and Old Upper Hudson Walking Tours, first published in 1984, Mrs. Granvil Hills tells us that 'the house was later divided into 2 dwellings.' It is definitely two dwellings today, but it is not entirely clear when the division happened. In 1848, more than half a century after it was built, the house became a school for young ladies. What Anna Bradbury has to say about the school in her History of the City of Hudson suggests that it had already been divided at that point.
In 1848 the Misses Peake established a 'Young Ladies Seminary,' that for more than thirty years attracted the patronage of the best people of the city and vicinity. It was located at Number 216 Warren street with a fine schoolroom in the adjoining dwelling. Miss Elizabeth Peake, the head of the institution, was a person of superior mind and culture, and was the author of two very excellent books, one 'Pen Pictures of Europe,' and the other a 'History of the German Emperors,' which necessitated research in the great libraries of Germany, and exhibited great ability.
In 1881, George Power, who owned the New York and Hudson Steamboat Company, the Hudson and Athens Ferry, and the Hudson and Catskill Ferry,This grand Federal style house at 216-220 Warren Street was originally built, probably in the last decade of the 18th century, for Thomas Jenkins, who is believed to have been the richest of the original Proprietors. It was Thomas who, with his brother Seth, set out from Nantucket in 1783 to find a safe harbor for their vessels and those of other seafaring men from New England and found and purchased Claverack Landing. Tradition has it that, in the good Quaker community that was early Hudson, Thomas Jenkins was considered to be 'somewhat aristocratic' and was roundly criticized for the ostentation of his palatial home.

In her Colonial Restoration and Old Upper Hudson Walking Tours, first published in 1984, Mrs. Granvil Hills tells us that 'the house was later divided into 2 dwellings.' It is definitely two dwellings today, but it is not entirely clear when the division happened. In 1848, more than half a century after it was built, the house became a school for young ladies. What Anna Bradbury has to say about the school in her History of the City of Hudson suggests that it had already been divided at that point.
In 1848 the Misses Peake established a 'Young Ladies Seminary,' that for more than thirty years attracted the patronage of the best people of the city and vicinity. It was located at Number 216 Warren street with a fine schoolroom in the adjoining dwelling. Miss Elizabeth Peake, the head of the institution, was a person of superior mind and culture, and was the author of two very excellent books, one 'Pen Pictures of Europe,' and the other a 'History of the German Emperors,' which necessitated research in the great libraries of Germany, and exhibited great ability.
In 1881, George Power, who owned the New York and Hudson Steamboat Company, the Hudson and Athens Ferry, and the Hudson and Catskill Ferry, moved from 400 State Street, where he had lived since 1865, to this house. Power was probably, in his time, one of the richest men in Hudson, and, according to the 1880 census, his household consisted of six adults besides himself--his wife, Adeline; four grown children, Emily (40), Ada (24), Kate (22), and Frank (18); and his widowed sister Mary Gaul--so it's hard to imagine that he would move from a building of such considerable size to half a house on Warren Street.

Power seemed to have had a curious penchant--perhaps because there were so many women in his household--for living in buildings that had been occupied by schools for young women. Before he bought 400 State Street and made it his home, the building had been the Reverend J. B. Hague's Hudson Female Academy, and he moved to this house on Warren Street soon after it ceased being the Misses Peake's Young Ladies Seminary.

In 1894, all or part of 216-220 Warren Street became the Howard Hotel, and so it remained until 1944.

Some time after the Howard Hotel closed in 1944, the building where Savoia is now located was added, and a bar opened there named for Hudson's most notorious home-based industry.

The building that started out as the grandest house in Hudson went through hard times in the 1980s and 1990s, but today, at more than two hundred years of age, it survives and thrives, although clearly as two separate and distinct parts.

- "Awesome place, large, clean, and in a great location. Felt very welcomed and will be back in the future." - "The apartment is beautiful and comfortable. It is large and preserved so well. The location is great! Right near so many restaurants and stores. The owner is also so kind and responsive. They even had waters in the fridge. When we come back I would absolutely stay here again. Highly recommend!" - "Loved every minute of our stay here! The place is only one bedroom but is so open, airy, and well decorated that it feels larger. The Murphy bed in the wall is a bonus if you have an extra person. Highly recommend the place!"

Each unit is self-contained with a deck and cozy. Visitors have enjoyed the fact that the property is in a rural, forested setting, yet only ten minutes away from main Street in Hudson. Shopping areas are only five minutes away with super markets and restaurants. Fully equipped kitchen and access to seasonal vegetable and fruit garden in season. Close to Windham and Catamont ski resorts. Located on Claverack Creek with picnic and BBQ area included.

- "Our stay was for one night. The property is beautiful, the efficiency is well appointed and comfortable and very clean. We were very impressed with the communication and the care for us from the owner. It is quiet, rural and very peaceful." - "Very quaint and convenient to everything around. Gardens were beautiful and area was quiet." - "Loved the hot tub and the place was clean and newly remodeled" - "Clean and accurate to the listing. Steven was communicative and helpful. Definitely recommend staying here. Only thing to consider this is about a 10-15 min drive from downtown Hudson and there was no Ubers and the Taxi services are patchy at best. Just plan accordingly, as there may not be a Taxi available later in the evening."

Experience the comfort and luxury of a hotel combined with the personal touches and charm of a private home. The Top Hat is the largest suite in our lovingly restored Hudson Milliner Boutique Guesthouse. Built in 1860, the building was once used as a milliner's hat shop, and we have preserved many of its original details such as solid mahogany stairwells, stunning pocket doors with etched glass, and gorgeous hardwood floors.

The suite features two bedrooms; the master bedroom has a queen-sized wrought iron bed and the smaller bedroom has a queen-sized loft bed. Both rooms have designated workspaces, reading nooks, and closets with hangers. The spacious private bathroom has been renovated to combine old-world charm with a luxurious walk-in shower. Oversized windows flood the rooms with sunshine and the 14-foot ceilings feature exposed original beams. A curated selection of locally sourced antique furniture and meticulously restored mid-century appliances meet modern conveniences such as central AC and heating, high-speed internet, blue-tooth speakers, a building-wide water filtration system, and access to washer/dryer. Special touches include bespoke fixtures made by reclaimed industrial materials, decorative floor tiles of our own design, and original artwork by us and our talented friends. Washer and dryer are available on a separate floor.

All guests have access to our beautiful covered greenhouse courtyard, a lovely space to enjoy your morning coffee, get work done, or indulge in a glass of wine. You can also use the BBQ to grill up a family dinner.

You won't need a car, as we're a 10-minute walk away from the train station. For guests who arrive by car, free street parking is available. If you have trouble finding a spot, we offer a private parking space for $30 per night.
Guests will have sole access to their kitchen, bathroom and living area. Our guests' privacy is very important to us.

Hudson Milliner is centrally located on the 400 block of Warren Street in Hudson. You have a great selection of restaurants, incredible antique stores, coffee shops, local pubs, as well as live music venues within walking distance. A nature walk just north of Hudson in the reserve is just a bike- or car ride away. A little further away are our personal favorites Bash Bish Falls and Kaaterskill Falls. If you are interested in Skiing during the winter we are 40 minutes or less away from 3 different ski resorts!

Please make this place your home, treat it like your home. Absolutely no pets and no smoking please. We carefully renovated it to transport you back in time. If you would like to have an event - please let us know

The easiest way to get here is by car or by Amtrak train to the Hudson station, which is a 10-minute walk from the Hudson Milliner.

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- "Wonderful hosts and great location. Loved the artful and fabulous taste of artists who own and run the place. Truly a pleasure to meet and enjoy the stay with tons of beautiful authentic ideas at every angle! Recommend it to whoever is into art culture and wants a great convenient stay." - "Great apartment, right in the middle of town, and a very accommodating host. 5/5!" - "An easy to book getaway. Great design. Total privacy. Comfortable. Boho chic with caring, attentive owners"

Experience the comfort and luxury of a hotel combined with the personal touches and charm of a private home. The Bowler suite is a serene and welcoming space that is particularly well suited for longer stays. Our lovingly restored Hudson Milliner Boutique Guesthouse was built in 1860, the building was once used as a milliner's hat shop, and we have preserved many of its original details such as solid mahogany stairwells, stunning pocket doors with etched glass, and gorgeous hardwood floors.

The suite features one bedroom with a large living room area and a stunning eat-in-kitchen kitchen with room for 6 – 8 people. The bedroom has a queen-sized antique sled bed, a lounging area, and a designated workspace. There is an armoire with drawers and space to hang clothes. The spacious private bathroom has been renovated to combine old-world charm with a beautiful, restored clawfoot bathtub and shower. Oversized windows flood the rooms with sunshine and the 14-foot ceilings feature exposed original beams. A curated selection of locally sourced antique furniture and meticulously restored mid-century appliances meet modern conveniences such as central AC and heating, high-speed internet, blue-tooth speakers, a building-wide water filtration system, and access to washer/dryer. Special touches include bespoke fixtures made by reclaimed industrial materials, decorative floor tiles of our own design, and original artwork by us and our talented friends. Washer and dryer are available on a separate floor. As the unit is on the top floor, noise is minimal.

All guests have access to our beautiful covered greenhouse courtyard, a lovely space to enjoy your morning coffee, get work done, or indulge in a glass of wine. You can also use the BBQ to grill up a family dinner.

You won't need a car, as we're a 10-minute walk away from the train station. For guests who arrive by car, free street parking is available. If you have trouble finding a spot, we offer a private parking space for $30 per night.
Guests will have sole access to their kitchen, bathroom, sleeping and living area. Our guests' privacy is most important to us.

Hudson Milliner is centrally located on the 400 block of Warren Street in Hudson. You have a great selection of restaurants, incredible antique stores, coffee shops, local pubs, as well as live music venues within walking distance. A nature walk just north of Hudson in the reserve is just a bike- or car ride away. A little further away are our personal favorites Bash Bish Falls and Kaaterskill Falls. If you are interested in Skiing during the winter we are 40 minters or left away from 3 different ski resorts!

Pets - not allowed
Smoking - not allowed

The easiest way to get here is by car or by Amtrak train to the Hudson station, which is a 10-minute walk from the Hudson Milliner.

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- "This property is perfectly situated on Warren street. We walked everywhere, and it was relatively easy to find. The Bowler was absolutely stunning, exactly as shown, and all of the retro kitchen appliances worked beautifully! Charlotta was easy to communicate with and we were able to meet her and Shannon at the end of our stay. Would absolutely stay again." - "My wife and I stayed for a long weekend and the room was fantastic. Clean, beautifully designed and in the perfect location. We will definitely be back!"

Why Stay Here?
Why settle for a hotel when you can enjoy a charming two-bedroom suite with breathtaking views of the Catskill Mountains, Hudson River, and stunning sunsets?

This tranquil retreat offers:

Private Entrance
Private Bathroom
Kitchenette
Spacious Parking

Wake up to the sunrise and enjoy a cup of Nespresso or tea. Whether you want to relax, walk, jog, bike, meditate, or simply unwind, this is the perfect escape.

Perfect Location

Nestled in a peaceful, airy neighborhood, the guest suite is located on the second floor of a charming property with its own private entrance. Just 5 minutes from Warren Street (Hudson's main street) and Hudson Basilica, it offers the perfect blend of vibrant town life and serene countryside.

Distances:

Hudson’s Main Attractions: 5 minutes to Warren Street, Hudson Basilica, Antique Warehouse, and Hudson Brewery.
Nearby Towns: 20-30 minutes to Claverack, Germantown, Ghent, Kinderhook, Red Hook, Rhinebeck, Saugerties, Tivoli, Valatie, and Catskill.
Ski Resorts & Outdoor Adventures: 30-45 minutes to Catskill Ski Resorts and the Berkshires.

Travel Time:
2 hours from Penn Station via Amtrak
2.5 hours from Manhattan by car
1.5-2 hours from Westchester by car
45 minutes from Albany

There’s plenty to do in Hudson and its neighboring towns, from hiking, biking, and kayaking to fruit picking, foraging, and visiting farms. Message us for personalized recommendations!

The Space:

The Sage Room
Queen Bed with organic mattress and Oeko-Tex organic cotton sheets.
Extra single folding bed available on request.
Lounge area with two wicker chairs, a French slipper chair with footstool, and a TV.
Picture windows offer stunning views of the Hudson River and sunsets.

The Elephant Room
Queen Bed with organic mattress and Oeko-Tex organic cotton sheets.
Extra single folding bed available on request.
Lounge area with a plush velvet loveseat, mid-century modern chair, and TV.
Large picture window overlooking the mountains and sunsets.

Shared Bathroom
Exclusively for guests on the second floor.
Includes guest towels, soap, shampoo, hair dryer, and iron.
Kitchenette

Our modern farmhouse-style kitchenette features:

Black stone counters
Compact refrigerator
Nespresso machine with espresso capsules
Microwave, toaster, electric kettle, and induction cooktop
Basic kitchen utensils, plates, condiments, and more

Note: This is not a full kitchen. There’s no oven or stove, but the induction cooktop is perfect for simple meals like scrambled eggs or pasta.

Outdoor Amenities:
Zen & Meditation Garden: Relax and enjoy the best views on the property.
Fire Pit: Complete with Adirondack chairs (firewood not included; fire starters and matches provided).
Picnic Table & BBQ Grill: Let us know in advance if you’d like to use the grill.

Why here at Casa Bartolo?

The property is a peaceful haven just minutes from Hudson’s lively town center. Enjoy the best of both worlds: explore the local dining, shopping, and arts scene, then return to your serene home away from home. (Message me for recommendations.)

Book now to experience this unique retreat!

- "Enjoyed our stay at this beautiful home with gorgeous views of the Hudson River. Kathleen is a true gem- wonderful communication helping make our stay exploring the Hudson area even better with her tips and recommendations. 2 bedrooms are lovely and very generously sized. We will be back!" - "Spotless and beautifully furnished 2 bedroom apartment with gorgeous views of the Hudson River. Super gracious host too. Highly recommend." - "We loved our stay at Casa Bartolo! Kathleen was extremely kind and helpful, going out of her way to ensure our stay was perfect. She picked us up from the train station, provided a list of things to do in the town as well as the surrounding area (updated very recently for a new restaurant too). Then as we left she provided us with fresh eggs!"

Experience the comfort and luxury of a hotel combined with the personal touches and charm of a private home. The Fedora is a junior suite with loads of eclectic charm in our lovingly restored Hudson Milliner Boutique Guesthouse. Built in 1860, the building was once used as a milliner's hat shop, and we have preserved many of its original details such as solid mahogany stairwells, stunning pocket doors with etched glass, and gorgeous hardwood floors.

The suite features a sunny bedroom, an eat-in kitchen, a walk-in closet, and a gorgeous, abundantly-spaced bathroom with a clawfoot tub and double sinks. Oversized windows flood the rooms with light and the 14-foot ceilings feature exposed original beams. A curated selection of locally sourced antique furniture and meticulously restored mid-century appliances meet modern convenciences such as central AC and heating, high-speed internet, blue-tooth speakers, a building-wide water filtration system, and access to washer/dryer. Special touches include bespoke fixtures made by reclaimed industrial materials, decorative floor tiles of our own design, and original artwork by us and our talented friends. Washer and dryer are available on a separate floor.

All guests have access to our beautiful covered greenhouse courtyard, a lovely space to enjoy your morning coffee, get work done, or indulge in a glass of wine. You can also use the BBQ to grill up a family dinner.

You won't need a car, as we're a 10-minute walk away from the train station. For guests who arrive by car, free street parking is available. If you have trouble finding a spot, we offer a private parking space for $30 per night.
Guests will have sole access to their kitchen, bathroom, sleeping and living area. Our guests privacy is most important to us.

Hudson Milliner is centrally located on the 400 block of Warren Street in Hudson. You have a great selection of restaurants, incredible antique stores, coffee shops, local pubs, as well as live music venues within walking distance. A nature walk just north of Hudson in the reserve is just a bike- or car ride away. A little further away are our personal favorites Bash Bish Falls and Kaaterskill Falls. If you are interested in Skiing during the winter we are 40 minutes or less away from 3 different ski resorts!

Pets - not allowed

The easiest way to get here is by car or by Amtrak train to the Hudson station, which is a 10-minute walk from the Hudson Milliner.

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- "My second stay. The Hudson Milliner will always be my choice when I head upstate. Charming, roomy. Perfect aesthetics!" - "Our recent stay in Hudson provided us with a room that was everything we were looking for and more. Safe and secure, beautifully restored, spacious rooms, fully equipped kitchen and bathroom, the world's most comfortable bed and a view of the street. The owners service and response times were both excellent. Would definitely return."

CHARMING, SPACIOUS, ART-FILLED 1ST FLOOR OF A FEDERAL-PERIOD HOME IN THE CENTER OF HUDSON. WALK TO THE MIDDLE OF WARREN STREET IN UNDER A MINUTE. WI-FI, FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN & BUDDHA GARDEN WITH PROPANE BBQ.

LATE CHECK-OUT AVAILABLE UNLESS OTHER GUESTS ARE IMMINENT (YOU'RE WELCOME TO STAY THROUGH DINNER OF YOUR LAST DAY)!

Please also see my other listing, "BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY WITH GARDEN IN THE HEART OF TOWN."

Named for its central location on Union Street and domestic tranquility, A MORE PERFECT UNION is a 1,200-sf floor-thru that provides a beautiful bohemian base for a weekend in Hudson. It's ideal for weekend guests, and well-provisioned enough to feel and function like home for longer-term stays.

This immaculate, unique home blends historic Federal-style construction with an exuberant mélange of eclectic furnishings. Its wide original floorboards feel warm and solid underfoot, and its pre-Civil War plaster walls are adorned with the vibrant art of local folk artist Earl Swanigan, Spanish abstract expressionist Isabel Santaló, and surrealist John Fenton, among others, creating a rich, layered ambience.

Public spaces are roomy with high ceilings. The three bedrooms—(with one queen-size bed, one full with featherbed, one pillowtop full, all Goldilocks-approved)—are cozy and generously appointed with pillows and soft linens, and there's an additional queen-size convertible couch in the living room. A MORE PERFECT UNION also has its own thermostat, and AC in every bedroom.

The yin-yang buddha garden, a lush oasis where hummingbirds flit amongst orange trumpet flowers all summer, has a propane BBQ and plenty of seating for guests on either floor to enjoy.

Please tell me the number in your party and the reason for your visit so I can best accommodate your needs. I am reachable by e-mail or phone from booking through your stay—and usually available in person while you're here.

MORE ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD & HUDSON:
Union Street, and my block in particular, has the lovely settled energy of an older neighborhood. It's quiet and peaceful here, yet only a minute's walk from the exact center of Warren Street, Hudson's happening main drag with its varied restaurants, wine bars, art galleries, boutiques, and all manner of fashions - antique and au courant - for home and humans.

Hudson is a very small city, and you can explore all of it easily on foot. Warren Street, Hudson's main artery, is a minute's leisurely stroll from the house, and there is street parking all around. The Catskills, Frederick Church's Olana and Hudson River beaches — to name just three of the Hudson Valley's memorable offerings — are all a 10- or 15-minute drive, and more easily accessed by car.

Hudson is about 120 miles from New York City, a two-hour train ride from Penn Station, and 48 miles from Albany International Airport (ALB). Although you can walk anywhere in town from the house, the closest supermarkets, movie theaters and fast food are located in strip malls 1-1/2 to 3-1/2 miles away (thus preserving Hudson's remarkable architectural continuity). There are taxis, a car rental agency, and two places to rent bicycles (one of which also rents skis and kayaks) in town.

OTHER THINGS TO NOTE:
PLEASE TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF UPON ENTERING THE HOUSE. COZY HOUSE SOCKS WILL BE PROVIDED, WITH MANY THANKS FROM YOUR HOUSE FAIRY.

PET POLICY: Unfortunately, although I love them, I am unable to accept pets.

STAYS OF MORE THAN ONE WEEK: In order to change linens and keep the place bright and shiny, the apartment will be cleaned weekly. We coordinate whatever time(s) works for everyone.

LEGAL STUFF: This property is registered with the City of Hudson, and Hudson's 5% lodging tax is included in the rate.

- "My family of 3 adults loved our stay at A perfect Union. The location is ideal- walkable to great restaurants and shops. On-street parking was plentiful. The apartment was comfortable, nicely decorated and very well equipped. Kitchen had all the basics and lots more from small appliances to baking pans to spices. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi worked well. We also enjoyed time in the garden at the back of the house. Ellen is a gracious host who will ensure her guests are well informed about the area and have everything they need. Would happily stay here again."

Freshly renovated light-filled studio, located in downtown Hudson just off Warren Street, accommodating up to three adults, a couple, solo travelers or a family, with partially enclosed bed nook and living area. Clean kitchen with island that doubles as desk/workspace. One bathroom with shower. Smart TV. Bluetooth Speaker. Leather (non-pullout) sofa with extra dedicated bedding for a third adult or child. ALL NEW EVERYTHING with a blend of vintage and modern touches. Hand-built by local residents and artisans. Shared backyard to enjoy.
Family Package of amenities available for traveling babies/kids.
Family Friendly. LGBTQ Friendly. Everybody Friendly!

- "We had such a great time at this cute studio in Hudson. We were in town for a festival at Basilica Hudson and this VRBO couldn’t have been closer to the venue (7 min walk tops). Also close to all sorts of retail and restaurants. Plan to book here again for the same festival next year!" - "Was quite comfortable.. property on somewhat busy intersection so was a little noisy, other than that it was fine, would return some day" - "Stayed here for a wedding and it was the perfect location, close to the downtown and walking distance to great coffee shops/restaurants. The host was very responsive to our messages and gave us great recommendations!"

Beautiful one bedroom apartment in prime Hudson location. Steps to all Hudson has to offer. Clean and modern.

Prime Warren Street Location. Enjoy a stylish and well appointed apartment with all you can ask for.

The location is perfect, and what you will find inside will make you feel at home.

As your hosts we will will do whatever you need to have a perfect weekend.

- "We had a very nice time, the apartment was very clean and decorated very nicely, the bed was outstanding! We would love to stay here again. The apartment was ready early, so David told us we could go in whenever we wanted, which was really great. Thanks for a great space. Michelle" - "Perfectly renovated with every detail taken into consideration. Great location walkable to restaurants, bars, coffee. Quiet and comfortable. Would stay again without a second thought."

LIGHT, AIRY 2ND FLOOR OF A FEDERAL-PERIOD HOME ON A PEACEFUL STREET. WALK TO THE CENTER OF TOWN IN UNDER A MINUTE. EXHUBERANTLY COLORFUL DECOR, VIBRANT ART & AN IRRESISTIBLE BOOK-LINED "LIBRARYETTE" TO CURL UP IN. GOLDILOCKS-APPROVED BEDS, FULL KITCHEN, WI-FI, BUDDHA GARDEN WITH BBQ.

LATE CHECK-OUT IS AVAILABLE UNLESS OTHER GUESTS ARE IMMINENT (YOU'RE WELCOME TO STAY THROUGH DINNER YOUR LAST DAY)!

Please also see my 1st floor, "BRIGHT, CHARMING 3-BR WITH GARDEN IN THE HEART OF TOWN."

THIS PLACE HAS SERIOUS RIZZ!!
Spotless, comfortable, with the welcoming warmth and sublime dishabille of an art-filled salon, BLUE SKIES is named for its gracious ambience and sky-colored ceilings throughout. Perfect for weekend guests and so thoughtfully provisioned it also feels and functions like home for longer-term stays.

This beautiful 1,250-sf floor-thru is the entire second floor of the house. Public spaces are spacious and filled with light. The three bedrooms (with one queen-size bed, one queen with featherbed, one pillowtop full) are cozy and generously appointed with pillows and soft linens. There's also a daybed in the libraryette, a bright, book-lined anteroom with French doors off the living room. BLUE SKIES has its own thermostat, and AC in every bedroom.

The yin-yang buddha garden, a lush oasis where hummingbirds flit amongst orange trumpet flowers all summer, has a propane BBQ and plenty of seating for guests on either floor to enjoy.

Please tell me the number in your party and the reason for your visit so I can best accommodate your needs. I am reachable by e-mail or phone from booking through your stay — and usually available in person while you're here.

MORE ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD & HUDSON:
Union Street, and my block in particular, has the lovely settled energy of an older neighborhood. It's quiet and peaceful here, yet only a minute's walk from the middle of Warren Street, Hudson's happening main drag with its varied restaurants, wine bars, art galleries, boutiques, and all manner of fashions - antique and au courant - for home and humans.

Hudson is a very small city, and you can explore all of it easily on foot. Warren Street, Hudson's main artery, is a minute's leisurely stroll from the house, and there is street parking all around. The Catskills, Frederick Church's Olana and Hudson River beaches — to name just three of the Hudson Valley's memorable offerings — are all a 10- or 15-minute drive, and more easily accessed by car.

Hudson is about 120 miles from New York City, a two-hour train ride from Penn Station, and 48 miles from Albany International Airport (ALB). Although you can walk anywhere in town from the house, the closest supermarkets, movie theaters and fast food are located in strip malls 1-1/2 to 3-1/2 miles away (thus preserving Hudson's remarkable architectural continuity). There are taxis, a car rental agency, and two places to rent bicycles (one of which also rents skis and kayaks) in town.

OTHER THINGS TO NOTE:
PLEASE TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF UPON ENTERING THE HOUSE. COZY HOUSE SOCKS WILL BE PROVIDED, WITH MANY THANKS FROM YOUR HOUSE FAIRY.

PET POLICY: Unfortunately, although I love them, I am unable to accept pets.

STAYS OF MORE THAN ONE WEEK: In order to change linens and keep the place bright and shiny, the apartment will be cleaned weekly. We coordinate whatever time(s) works for everyone.

LEGAL STUFF: This property is registered with the City of Hudson, and Hudson's 5% lodging tax is included in the rate.

- "Ellen was super sweet and showed us everything we needed for our stay. She also gave us lots of information about the town… where to eat, things to see and do. Great Host!!" - "I booked this property for a girls trip to Hudson. Prior to our visit, Ellen provided a detailed outline of recommendations ranging from tours, to restaurants, to the best places to go for a swim. It really helped in our planning as this was our first time to the town. Upon arrival, she showed us around the property which is stunning. Every piece of artwork has a story and the backyard garden had hummingbirds to welcome us! The rooms themselves were spacious and was more than enough space for 3 women. The kitchen had every gadget and pot/pan you would need to cook a feast with dishes to spare. The bathroom had a lovely tub/shower with the softest towels, and plenty of shampoo, conditioner, and soaps. I’ve stayed in other VRBOs which are so minimally stocked, but not this place. She really went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. Additionally, the home was spotless. The beds were very comfortable with real furniture, not the cheap IKEA furniture some short term rentals will offer. The photos do show the beauty of the place, but really the amenities and high quality comfort of the furniture ensured a great stay. And last but not least, it’s a block away from the main shopping/restaurant area- Warren Street. So once you park your car, you won’t need it again until you’re ready to head home. You can easily walk to all the best spots in town. It was a great time and for anyone thinking about where to stay in Hudson….. go visit Ellen and this beautiful home. You won’t be disappointed!"

Picture a lovely standard queen hotel room. Now add a full kitchen. Now add an extra bedroom that can be used for a single guest or for your own movie-watching den/chill-out space. Now picture it being newly renovated and fresh and gleaming clean. This 2br apt. can accommodate up to three adults, couples, solo travelers or a family. It’s located downtown just off of Warren Street, within walking distance of the train station and everything else. Bright and sunny! There is a pretty shared backyard to relax in.
This place was lovingly and thoughtfully hand-built by local residents and artisans. The carefully chosen decor is a blend of vintage and modern touches, with a focus on relaxing colors and lush textures.
One bathroom with shower/tub.
Smart TV in the extra bedroom.
Shared backyard with seating areas.
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ALL NEW EVERYTHING!
Family-Friendly
LGBTQ-Friendly
Everybody-Friendly!

- "This small, clean apartment was perfect for our needs. Great location for walking to area shops and restaurants. The hosts were very responsive to our texts. I would definitely choose to stay here again." - "The apartment was so lovely and in a wonderful location! Nicole was very friendly and responsive to anything we needed. Highly recommend!" - "While I agree with some of the other reviews about there being street noise, the noise was primarily only noticeable in the larger bedroom and Nicole considerately provided ear plugs on the nightstand. The smaller bedroom is cozy and quiet and the kitchen is super clean and spacious with excellent counter and table space, which I took full advantage of as I assembled a wedding cake that I drove from my home in Michigan. I couldn’t have asked for a better kitchen away from home. It is also blocks away from Warren Street and, at least when we were there, there was ample street parking right in front. The backyard is charming and all the people we encountered in the building were super friendly. I brought my 88 year old dad with me and he repeatedly said, if we ever come back to Hudson, he wants to stay here again. And, while there are three stairs to get into the apartment, it is very accessible for people with mild mobility impairments (my dad walks the the assistance of a cane and he was easily able to navigate the stairs into the apartment). Nicole was also on top of it with communication and checked in on us throughout our stay, which I greatly appreciated. The only teeny tiny issue I had was, when we initially got there, I wasn’t exactly sure how to get in because the sign on the gate you enter for the apartment is a little bit faded (however, it is possible I just missed it because I was tired from a long drive)."

We LOVE long term stays!!!!
We also really WANT to accommodate the weary traveler who needs accommodations for one night, but that is very expensive for us so there is a $50 surcharge)
This country craftsman schoolhouse has 4 renovated 750 Sq. ft classroom lofts, each with it's own private back entrance. I guess there's no need to tout the perks of this place, being in a park setting, totally removed from any living soul with acres and acres to stroll and explore. it's a 7 minute stroll to Warren st through the cemetery short cut!!

- "The quirky, comfortable rooms at the Cemetery Schoolhouse were well appointed with everything we needed for our stay. The location was perfect for strolls in the historic cemetery and a quick walk away from downtown Hudson." - "My girlfriend and I were looking to get away from NYC for a weekend, so we explored a number of Hudson Valley towns before choosing to stay in Hudson. When we saw the listing for a converted schoolhouse, where each room had its own character, we knew we found the right location. Laura, the property manager, was so friendly and an incredible personality who was willing to offer any suggestions for the weekend. Only a 5 minute drive into town, which was ideal for going back and forth."

Upon your arrival, you have a complimentary off-street parking space steps away from your own private entry onto your very own rooftop patio. Step into a sunken living room to enjoy a 55" Smart TV, a fireplace to keep you warm in the winter months, a cozy leather couch and a designated work area equipped with high speed internet and a printer. A bright and spacious fully equipped island kitchen awaits your culinary charms, a quiet bedroom with a 55" Smart TV and a spacious showered bathroom.

- "Perfect home base for a Hudson weekend. Cozy, Great location. Close to all. Parking was really nice to have. Joann was easy and made the process simple. Would visit again." - "Awesome place. Clean has everything and more. Def rec. I’d give 10 stars" - "Well appointed with immediate access to Hudson/Warren St. I would definitely stay again. Parking on property was a plus."

The Pink House is a fully renovated 1900 Queen Ann style two family home with the entire second floor apartment available. Located in a quiet neighborhood but just a short walk to the Hub of Hudson, Warren St, with antique shops, art galleries, clothiers, restaurants and pubs. The Amtrak Train station to Manhattan or Albany is within walking distance and is located near the newly renovated Riverside Park. At the park you may sit beside the Mighty Hudson River and witness a glorious sunset with the Catskill mountains in the distance. Or lounge on the Pink House's front porch and see the sun setting down behind the birch tree leaves. We have outfitted the Pink House with just about all you will need for your stay, even Krups coffee, (with sugar but not food). The apartment is appointed with attractive, comfortable furniture and furnishings, original art work and of course linens, cooking and table wear. The rooms are airy and light filled with central heat and air conditioning. Of note, the apartment is not kid safe so please, no children under 12 years of age.

- "Historical home nicely renovated. Clean and comfortable with updated kitchen. Location is in walking distance to shopping and restaurants. Plenty of parking on a one way street. Quiet neighborhood. Is on second floors so must be able to climb stairs. Easy check-in process. Responsive host who lives downstairs. Be sure to check out her shop just a short walk away. Highly recommend this property and location. "

Stay comfortably in Hudson at this 3-bedroom apartment. The adorable property features 3 queen beds, ensuring a cozy and restful stay for guests. With 2 bathrooms equipped with hair dryers and showers, getting ready in the morning will be a breeze. The additional living room space offers a sofa bed for extra comfort. Enjoy the convenience of amenities like an iron, AC, WiFi, heating, and a washing machine and dryer. Whether you're exploring the charming city or simply relaxing indoors, our awesome apartment is the perfect home away from home. We look forward to hosting you at our place.

- "The property was in a great location and central to the main street and all of the great activities and shops/restaurants in the City! Iris was a great host and available at all times. We had three bedrooms so our son and daughter could visit the City with us. The apartment was very spacious and had everything that we needed. We would definitely stay here again on our next trip to Hudson!" - "This was a fine stay in the charming town of Hudson. Location can't be beat. Walking distance to the train and most things. Host is very communicative and responsive. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms. Two bedrooms have A/C. One bathroom, the shower has very low water pressure. Very large and spacious apartment. Very charming and quaint, but could use a bit of an update and a deep cleaning. But overall, for location and value, I don't think this can be beat in Hudson."