Guest Suites

The Top Hat

Two bedrooms with accompanying kitchen and bathroom with high 14' ceilings, exposed brick walls and hardwood floors. The Top Hat had been furnished with early industrial furniture and repurposed antiques to reflect Hudson's promise as a destination with purpose. The private kitchen includes working early vintage electric stove and antique refrigerator. The private bathroom with hexagon tile floor and subway tile walls has been renovated to combine 19th Century charm with a modern spacious walk-in shower. The Top Hat's 700 square-feet offers spacious accommodations with central air conditioning, high speed internet, sound tower and access to a washer/dryer.

Facing Warren Street's beautiful antique shops, art galleries and cafes, the master bedroom has a stunning antique roll-top desk providing the perfect setting to writing a novel you've been putting off all these years.

The Bowler bedroom, furnished with a sleigh bed, vintage furniture, and original artwork.

A view of the kitchen in the Bowler, complete with a vintage 1910 Champion stove and vintage Kelvinator refrigerator.

Sitting area in the Bowler. Victorian style sofa, taxidermy, and antique trunk.

The Bowler's bathroom features a vintage clawfoot tub.

Original americana artwork hangs over the vintage sleigh bed in the Bowler suite.

Taxidermy and an antique mirror on display over the fireplace in the Bowler.

The building's original mahogany doors have been repurposed as sliding barn-style doors.

Andrew Scrivani prepares brussel sprouts in the Bowlers large, fully-featured kitchen.

The Bowler features a functioning 1910 Champion gas stove.

The vintage 1910 Champion Stove in the Bowler suite.

Details of the knobs on the 1910 Champion stove.

The Bowler features a vintage Kelvinator refrigerator.

Fresh cut flowers sit in a white pitcher on the dining table.

A vintage farm-style dining table sits on originally-designed octagon tile floors.

A view of the sink and medicine cabinet in the Bowler bathroom.

The Bowler

The Bowler offers a high-ceiling bedroom with a sumptuously sleepable sleigh-bed set in a space with high ceilings, exposed ancient wooden beams and antique brick walls dropping to polished hardwood floors.

The Bowler's spacious private kitchen has a vintage gas stove - a 1910 Champion - and refrigerator - a Kelvinator – along with a solid antique wooden table sitting eight for lovely sunset dinners and late morning brunches. If you're serious about cooking, then The Bowler is the place to stay. The private bathroom houses a beautiful old clawfoot tub and sink. The accommodation's 650 square-feet allows guests to entertain friends in spacious comfort. As with all the Hudosn Milliner's rooms the Bowler includes central air conditioning, high speed internet, sound tower and access to a washer/dryer.

The Fedora

The Fedora is a jewel with a single bedroom, kitchen, huge bathroom and a large walk in closet. Afternoon sun floods onto the hardwood floors of the bedroom until sunset. The spacious kitchen has an antique 40's gas stove and a canary yellow 50's Philco fridge. The refurbished bathroom remains true to the Hudson Milliner's Guesthouse's vintage style with hexagon tile floor and subway tile walls. Relaxation is guaranteed from a long bath in the oversized antique claw foot tub accompanied by two large porcelain sinks with modern shower and sink fixtures. The Fedora includes central air conditioning, high speed internet, sound tower and access to a washer/dryer.

With its generous layout, the Fedora is a jewel of a space, larger than most New York City apartments.

The Cloche

The Cloche's bedroom is a dream room for sleeping with its two-century-old queen-sized mahogany bed. Enjoy a languid bath in the bathroom's clawfoot tub. Cooking on the kitchen's 60s electric range and oven for friends or a loved one accentuates the Hudson Milliner's Guesthouse dedication to the art of easy yet luxurious living. The Cloche includes central air conditioning, high speed internet, sound tower and access to a washer/dryer and its large windows face onto Warren Street, Hudson's main thoroughfare with a stunning view of Hudson's architecture, galleries, antique stores, and cafes.