New York's Hudson River Valley has long attracted city dwellers looking for a quick country escape. Accommodations are as varied as the people who go, from old school favorites of the elite to castle hotels and glamping in tents.
John Kisch Archive | Getty ImagesThe beautiful region — an 150-mile stretch from the northern tip of Manhattan to Albany — features abundant forests, fertile farmlands and dramatic views of the pristine Hudson River.
Accommodations range from elegant rooms with lake and mountainside views to suites with private balconies, rustic cottages with full kitchens and the stunning Grove Lodge, a house for families or groups seeking a more private experience. Executive Chef Jim Palmeri recommends a farm-to-table approach at the resort's new dining venue, Surrey. Guests can also enjoy cookouts at The Granary, a casual outdoor venue overlooking Lake Mohonk.
"We often create in-house events such as murder mystery dinners, casino royal wine and dine galas, summer poolside parties and more," said Alison Yassky, Castle Hotel & Spa's maître d'hôtel. Collective Hudson Valley closes during the winter, but bookings — which start in late April — can be made now.For those seeking a more in-town vibe, Diamond Mills Hotel & Tavern fits the bill. This luxury
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