TL;DR

Historic charm: with masterful Queen Anne revival restoration.
Upscale & cozy: spaces with subtle thoughtful touches.
Perfect for: Hudson Valley escapes, intimate weddings, or quiet weekends.
Extras: include library, art-filled common areas, pool, and garden.
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The Amelia is a masterfully restored New World Queen Anne revival building in the heart of Hudson, NY.

It’s a lesson in attention to detail – a clean, upscale space with subtle touches that make every stay a real pleasure.

Leaf peeping, Hudson Valley/Upstate escape weekend, intimate wedding, whatever your mission, this spot will make it effortlessly comfortable.

Bookish types will love the library, creatives can wander through the common areas and daydream about which art pieces they’d like to take home with them.

What are the rooms like?

Number of rooms: 8, sorted by garden or historic city views.
Room types: Queens, Kings, and a Suite with pull-out sofa.
Decor: cheerful, simple, colorful throws, complementary carpets.
Amenities: Smart TV, books, Frette and Matouk linens, essentials.
Bathrooms: sleek, modern, with Lockwood New York products and rain showers.
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Rooms are sorted by views at the Amelia, of either the hotel gardens, or the historic city buildings outside.

You’ll choose between Queens, Kings, and will have an option for a Suite with a pull-out sofa.

Decor is cheerful but simple, with colorful throws and complementary carpets set against mostly white linens and walls.

Cute modern furniture pieces provide the basics for each room, but the property is dedication to not crowding the space.

In many hotels this can come off a bit bare-bones, but at the Amelia it just feels tasteful.

While each room differs slightly, you’ll always find a Smart TV, a selection of books, Frette and Matouk linens, and all the other essentials.

Bathrooms are sleek and modern, with Lockwood New York products and rain showers.

What are prices like?

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And what’s the food like? Any facilities we should know about?

Breakfast: granola and pastry included, tea and Nespresso available all day.
Common areas: cozy and minimalistic for work, chat, or day planning.
Outdoor: pool, lounge chairs, landscaped garden, and fire pit.

The Amelia is vaguely, if not entirely, B&B style. A granola and pastry breakfast is included, but if you’re an eggs and bacon type, you’ll be eating out.

Tea and Nespresso coffees though are available all day.

The house is full of common areas to spend time, work, chat, research tomorrow’s day trip, whatever.

They’re all furnished in the same cozy minimalism as the rooms.

Warm-weather visitors should take full advantage of the pool at the back of the garden.

The Amelia is beautifully situated, with lounge chairs and some excellent landscaping to either side.

Nearby you’ll find a fire pit and even more flowers and plants to admire.

How is the neighborhood? Anything interesting nearby?

Location: Hudson, a riverside train corridor in the Hudson Valley.
Nearby attractions: Warren Street shops, restaurants, courthouse, small park.
Scenery: Hudson Valley views, charming streets, romantic landscape.
Nearby activities: brewery, bookstore bar, cafés, ferry to Athens, Catskills day trips.

The town of Hudson is one of the top stops on a gorgeous riverside train corridor up the Hudson Valley, east of the Catskills.

It’s an ideal place for nature-focused day trips. If you’re using the train exclusively, Hudson is a great spot to spend a couple days.

Those with cars can enjoy the series of adorable towns found up and down the side of the river, from NYC to Albany.

It offers a main drag in the form of Warren Street, a fairly obvious target of NYC gentrification full of restaurants and boutiques that offer the city’s quality and tastes without the bustle or stress.

You’ll want to wander around a bit, and near the hotel you’ll find the beautifully constructed courthouse and a small park.

The famed Hudson Valley landscape will always be in the corner of your eye, giving even the more run-down streets a romantic edge.

If you’re more of a sit around and drink traveler, there’s a brewery, a bookstore bar, and a handful of cute cafés where you can while away an afternoon.

You’ll also be able to access ferries that cross the river to neighboring Athens. From here, the Catskills are waiting.

And what about the reviews? What did other guests think?

Some things guests liked:

”Lovely house with nice big rooms and bathrooms. The house has a Southern feel to it, is beautifully furnished and kept in pristine condition. It feels like “coming home” not going to a hotel. Because of the weather, we couldn’t use the pool or fire pit, unfortunately. For those reasons, we would highly recommend to stay more than one night….”

”Beautiful stay a couple of hours away from the city. Lovely getaway for a weekend or short trip. We drove to the location and it was easy to find it and park inside, however plenty of parking outside too. Every corner of the property was Instagram-worthy! bonus points for the Nespresso machine :)….”

Some things guests didn’t like:

”I think it need more staff during the morning to clean the bedrooms and the breakfast area…..”

”While I looooved my stay, I find the hotel extremely expensive. I come to Hudson often, and I would love to make this my hotel of choice. I’m afraid the price will make that impossible. I manage Soho House, and y’all are more expensive. Nonetheless, I had a great time…..”

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