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“If we had to choose where to stay in Hudson, we’d pick Hudson Milliner, an industrial inspired guesthouse and inn right along Warren Street.”
“The Hudson Milliner Guesthouse & Inn is all about living life for the future tempered by the understanding of the past, so come up the river to where every new season becomes a gift of living.”
“Boutique hotels are blossoming in Hudson. Three of the best are Wm. Farmer and Sons, The Hudson Milliner and Rivertown Lodge. Each has a completely different vibe - plush and cosy, chicly creaky and motel-minimalist, respectively.”
“Furnished with stunning antiques and a beautiful industrial aesthetic, the Hudson Milliner is a marvelous addition to this small town’s amazing restaurants and stores—the perfect weekend getaway!”
“Rooms are named after different kinds of hats, each unique and cool. The Bowler is a spacious suite with kitchen and a vintage stove, ideally for cooking up what you find in Hudson Valley farmer’s markets.”
“The elegance of the Hudson Milliner Guesthouse & Inn lies in the way it honors classic American styles of architecture, furniture, and art, from Early American to Shaker, industrial, and farmhouse. “
“a 19th-century home, replete with marvelous details such as a rare vintage copper bathtub, Victorian bed frame and early 20th-century appliances”
“a guesthouse that looks to us like a perfect weekend retreat.”
“Each of the guest rooms has its own vibe—the Fedora is bright and modern, the Bowler has a more vintage feel”