Of course, Hudsons popularity also lies in its accessibility from New York City on the Amtrak.
Its the busiest stop on its routeand, in this locals humble opinion, the best.
Hudsonisaccessible as a walking-only escape, but the Hudson we locals live and breathe requires a car.
Warren Street at dawn in Hudson, New York.
(Preferably a vintage one.)
There are also two hotel developments underway in Hudson itself.
The Henson is situated slightly further afield, near Windhaman up-and-coming area in the valley.
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The Lilien has remained relatively under the radar since its openingbut dont expect that to last for long.
Those looking for aHome Alone-esque stay can rent this renovated Greek Revival mansion.
Watch this spacebut for now…
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They have big ideas for what they want to do next in Hudson, so stay tuned.
Hearty entrees are designed to be shared, and partnered with farm-to-table veggies.
Offering pan-Asian cuisine with a modern take, some locals say its the best food in a 30-minute radius.
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You know youre roasting the best coffee in town when you should probably expand into the next-door building.
Hudson Roastery is the definition of community-led hospitality, and theres no greater team in town.
The croissants rival Paris and its a perfect spot to people-watch while enjoying a fully loaded lobster roll.
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Try a flight of their four wines accompanied by a local charcuterie board.
Klocke Estate has taken Hudson into the big leagues.
The views are knockout, and the drinksas youd expectare world-class.
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(Nobody does breakfast like the Australians, after all.)
Out of town on Route 66 (no, notthatRoute 66) youll find Quinnies.
Top tip: get the chicken salad sandwichyou wont be disappointed.
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They also honor the Fifteen Percent Pledge, with an extensive collection of Black-owned brands.
Nestled on the corner of Warren and North 5thStreet youll find The Modern Exchange and Upstate Rugs.
FINCH cant stay still for too long.
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Gardenheir brings together a collection of goods for the discerning gardener.
Gardens are in equal measure expressions of enjoyed beauty and uncompromising hard work.
But dont be fooled, asthisundiscerning gardener still finds plenty of treasures here.
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Alder & Co recently gave up its Germantown location and took up position on Warren Street in Hudson.
You cant mention Hudson without a note on its farm and food shops.
Earlier this year, a very green shopfront appeared on Warren Street.
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But this isnt just any store.
It doesnt come cheap, but the price per bite is definitely worth it!
Stock up here before you head back down to the city.
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