Pendry Natirar

Went for my son‘s wedding. It was a spectacular setting.. The weather was perfect. The views were amazing. The rooms were lovely and well appointed ,clean and spacious.. The staff was very attentive.. The lobby is warm and welcoming. Would definitely go back and enjoy the amenities since we didn’t have time with all the wedding activities. A very relaxing property.

Horrible experience given what one should expect from a hotel at this pricepoint. First, our room lacked a bed upon arrival, despite them having the right number of guests in their system. Second, they take 40 minutes to serve you breakfast, and the bar was closed at 10pm on a Friday night. Third, despite paying >700$/room, activities aren’t included: they ask you 100$/person to try their bows and arrows on low-key hay targets, and the person in charge doesn’t even warn you of the price at the time of booking. Rooms were fine and location/view is gorgeous, but the service was really really bad. As if they were only staffed with clueless interns because it’s low-season.

We had some difficulty with communication and some frustration from feeling nickel and dimed during the planning, however, they made a concerted effort to make it right AND they totally deliver on the excellence day of. The food was outstanding, and our designated attendant, Salwa was the absolute most helpful and anticipatory person around us all day long. She remembered one member of the bridal party didn’t like seafood from cocktail hour and made sure to get them an alternative appetizer before anything was mentioned or orders were taken. That was a small detail that REALLY stood out and made a positive impression on the people who overheard. We also felt like there was an abundance of opportunity for the bridal party to have snacks or some champagne, which we didn’t expect and did appreciate. No mirror in their most common getting ready room was an inconvenience, but the venue fixed the situation.

From the moment we arrived at Pendrty Tanirar, we felt warmly welcomed and thoroughly cared for. The staff went above and beyond to ensure our comfort, offering friendly, attentive service and helpful local tips throughout our stay. Our suite was spacious, immaculately clean, and tastefully decorated, blending elegance with cozy touches that made us feel right at home.||||The property itself is stunning—beautifully maintained gardens and outdoor spaces provide a peaceful oasis just steps away from all the area’s attractions. Daily breakfast was a delight, featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients and delicious options to suit every taste.||||We especially appreciated the thoughtful details, like luxurious bedding, complimentary amenities, and quiet nooks to relax after sightseeing. Every aspect of our visit exceeded expectations. Pendrty Tanirar truly stands out as a destination where hospitality shines!||||We can’t wait to return and highly recommend Pendrty Tanirar to anyone seeking a memorable and relaxing getaway.

Accommodations very nice but extremely pricey. Had to book all excursions, spa and reservations on my own which should have been able to have been handled through the concierge. Nice experience but for the money it did not go above and beyond in service.

Everything about our stay was spectacular: service level, property, farm, room, spa, sauna, shower, restaurants, food, espresso, flowers, fireplaces, scents, scenes, artwork, walking trails, valet, front desk & management. Even the fall foliage & weather were perfect! Thanks & congrats to the Pendry team for creating such a beautiful oasis in Peapack. We hope to return.

I came for a Sunday to enjoy fall foliage and get to see the property. I'd been aiming to visit here for a weekend during the summer or fall and wasn't sure. The property touts a cooking school but that is more of a special dinner or lunch event thing rather than a school. From the website descriptions, I thought that the larger suites were standalone cottages and more intimate. What is really here is a 3 story building with rooms on two sides of a floor; one facing a nice mountain ridge and the other facing a driveway. Suites are just larger rooms, and the rooms themselves and the building exterior looks like an upscale Marriott. They are building some residences but they look like box houses one next to the other.|The main building is nice and has a very nice spa and decent gym. There is a large tranquility pool facing the mountain ridge, but it is not for swimming. There is also a bathing suit dryer. There is a large outdoor pool a few minutes walk away for summer swimming. The hotel has a tavern that serves breakfast and lunch; we had brunch on the terrace overlooking the ridge which is outdoors and great for non-winter meals. We did not overnight so we did not try Ninety Acres, the fine dining outlet. Food was mainly very good; they make good omelets and salad. Desert (toffee cake) was cold and tasted like it had been in the freezer. Our server went off shift after he took our credit card and never came back with it. What I didn't like was that we sat there for half an hour before any food came to the table, even a salad. I don't like that Pendry/Montage resorts don't put any food on the tables unless you order and pay for it. It's not hospitable given the very high cost of being there, and it's an important reason I don't like their resorts.|Compass Sports offers various activities, such as guided hikes. Do not assume that you will be able to get a guided hike on any given day; some days they won't have someone to do it and the fact that we couldn't get a reservation for a hike on a Saturday was the reason we didn't stay the weekend. Most of the complimentary|activities for guests are at 9am. Hotel guests want to be waking up and having breakfast at that hour. Our hiking guide told us that most guests want activities after 1pm but there is little on offer and that's why we didn't stay there for a weekend; we figured that if the weather was poor, we'd be bored as all heck. Hotel management tells employees that they want feedback from guests, not employees. These folks are the ones who talk the most with the guests. I always feel bad when I hear that from employees.|This place is for corporate retreats and weddings. They take over the place when they happen. At the list price, it's a really expensive place to spend the weekend with not much around to do unless you want to eat and drink, walk and cuddle, and go to the spa. |About the hike -- our hike was 75 minutes and pleasant with a nice and knowledgeable local guide. The fall foliage wasn't much to see (although it was a week past the peak, there wasn't that much there) and I'd recommend going further north or into the Poconos if you want to see fall colors.|We wanted to visit during the summer and had booked months in advance. The cooking school posts its schedules about a month in advance. We wanted to switch weekends to one in which the cooking school had an interesting program going on. The hotel wouldn't honor our rate for the other weekend even though it had rooms available. The rates had increased by over 50%. We went somewhere else instead. I think they are a bit inflexible here and, as a new resort trying to attract clients, it's not to their credit.|From the upper west side of Manhattan, on a Sunday morning, an Uber took 1:10 door to door. To get back a few hours later, we took an Uber about 35 minutes to Millburn station and then took NJ Transit 45 minutes to NYC. There are trains that go to Gladstone (closer to the resort) but it takes an extra hour on the train. Maybe six of one, half dozen of the other. But NJ Transit is $20 round trip to NYC and Uber is a lot more.

Pendry Natirar is a masterclass in refined countryside luxury, just an hour from New York City, where every detail—from the rich, historic Tudor architecture to the artfully curated interiors—feels intentional and elevated. The service is impeccable: warm, intuitive, and quietly attentive, creating a seamless experience from arrival to departure. Guest rooms are spacious and tranquil, blending modern comfort with timeless design, while the spa and dining experiences rival those of top urban resorts, rooted deeply in the estate’s natural surroundings and farm-to-table ethos. I truly love everything about this place—the serenity, the beauty, the care in every corner—and I will absolutely keep coming back!

What an amazing hotel. The unique charming Mansion makes the experience Magical. I stayed in the Bay Window Resort View. I Loved my room. The view looking out made me feel dreamy. The Spa was my highlight. Kyra the receptionist was lovely. Martel the spa director such a kind Man. Yuka my massage therapist was incredible. I highly recommend her. Nighty Eight Acres Thanksgiving lunch was spectacular. My server Veronica was delightful. Only critic was the front desk. They need more training & hospitality skills as this is a high caliber experience. The valet was great. Young respectful hospitable men.