A natural oasis awaits just 90 minutes outside of NYC.
For as long as New York City has been a bustling metropolis, New Yorkers have been looking for places to escape to. The Hudson Valley, with its proximity, natural beauty, and decidedly unrushed pace of life, is a longstanding favorite. The region, which spans 150-miles from Westchester to Albany, has always had breathtaking fall foliage and plentiful hiking trails. In more recent years, it’s emerged as a hotspot for design and a leader in the farm-to-table food movement.
Free-standing cabins are scattered throughout the 140-acre property, which is integrated so carefully into the landscape that you feel entirely one with nature, even as a nightly turn-down service reminds you that you’re far from camping. The property is selectively mowed, so even the walk from the lobby to the rooms, down a path winding through a field of wildflowers and knee-high grasses, feels immersive. Walking trails peek out from beside cabins, inviting guests to explore the area further.
Those who prefer their exercise indoors can visit the fully outfitted gym or participate in one daily complimentary yoga, pilates, and breathwork classes. At the namesake farm, guests can sample sweet and spicy radishes and collect eggs for their omelets. Other activities are abundant: take a guided forest immersion walk, try your hand at making a mandala from foraged fauna, or pick produce on the farm for a private cooking class with the executive chef.
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