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Where to stay in Hudson, for the food

Pick the part of town first, then the hotel. Each one says what it's like, what to eat there and how far the sights are.

1. Pick the part of town

Chef's pick · Best for walking to dinner

1. Warren Street

The mile-long main street from the station to the courthouse, with antique shops, galleries and most of the restaurants within a few blocks.

The food: Via Cassia, Swoon Kitchenbar, Saint Florian, Backbar, Haema, Pez and SERRE are all on the street, with Le Perche and Mel the Bakery for breakfast.

Hotels and food in Warren Street →

Sources: Rural Intelligence, Globalphile

Best for a design-hotel stay

2. Washington Street and the mill district

Three blocks off Warren Street in a restored 1883 factory complex, quieter than the main street and a short walk to everything.

The food: Ambos is on the ground floor, and Feast & Floret and Cafe Mutton are a short walk or drive.

Hotels and food in Washington Street and the mill district →

Sources: Hospitality Net, Dezeen

Best for the river and the station

3. 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.

Hotels and food in South Front Street and the river end →

Sources: Visit Hudson, The Infatuation

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Or let Chef pick: stay in Warren Street

Chef's pick is Warren Street: 17 of his places are a 15-minute walk. Chef picks hotels the way he picks restaurants: from the best lists, and what reviewers say.

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