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Where to stay in Hudson, for the food

Chef reads the best lists and what reviewers say, and tells you how far each hotel is from dinner.

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South Front Street and the river end

The lower end of town by the Amtrak station and the waterfront, easy if you arrive by train.

The food: Wm. Farmer and Sons has the barroom and oysters, Kitty's is across from the station, and Feast & Floret is a few blocks up.

Chef's hotels in South Front Street and the river end

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The sweet spot · Boutique inn with a barroom and oyster bar

Wm. Farmer and Sons

Dinner, burger night on Mondays and fresh oysters are downstairs; Hudson Valley Magazine named it the 2026 best restaurant in Columbia County.

From: Visit Hudson, Columbia County Tourism

Good value · Larger boutique hotel on Cross Street

The Wick, Hudson

A 55-room hotel in an 1860s candle factory by the station, with a lobby bar and breakfast. One travel blog says it closes at the end of November 2026 for a four-month room and lobby upgrade, so check dates.

From: Globalphile, Rural Intelligence

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15 of Chef's places are a 15-minute walk from South Front Street and the river end. Chef looks for hotels in South Front Street and the river end first. Chef picks hotels the way he picks restaurants: from the best lists, and what reviewers say.

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Where to eat in South Front Street and the river end

All 15 of Chef's places a 15-minute walk away, nearest first.

Sources: Visit Hudson, The Infatuation

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