The Antique Warehouse

This place is vast… like a maze really. They have things from everywhere and time. You have to see it to believe it (including the moose and giraffe). It does get warm so stop at a fan to cool down while you shop around.

I loved everything about this place. It’s vast and slightly intimidating - I’m a fast shopper and even I needed 2 hours to pass through every room and vendor. The layouts are great, there’s plenty or room to wander, and it’s not so crammed and cluttered you have to dig through a pile of stuff to see everything. Even if you buy nothing, it’s like visiting a fun museum. My partner had zero interest in shopping, but he loved the “den” located in the back center of the warehouse - there were comfy couches, magazines, bathrooms and a vending machine. He was very happy to wait there. All it needs is a bar - although if you do crave a drink after all the shopping, the Hudson Brewery is right around the corner. Can’t wait to come back here!

This place is absolutely massive and filled up in every nook & cranny. If you are looking for large and obscure pieces to fill a space, the Antique Warehouse has it. There are several antique and mid century vendors where you would definitely find what you are looking for. They seemed to be a little more expensive than what I'm accustomed to in the Philadelphia region, but nice quality. Give yourself a couple of hours and bring a truck if you're in the you don't want to waste the trip.

So many nooks and crannies, filled with an eclectic mix of incredible finds at reasonable prices. This place feels a bit like a consignment shop, in terms of having a wide variety of vendors all under the same roof. Such a great place to explore… and it goes on and on and on!

Super cool place with some crazy finds. The warehouse is MASSIVE. You can spend hours here. Definitely negotiate. We had a lot of fun walking around here and got some great buys

After seeing other reviews we decided to take a gander. Wow, large building...Door 21 is the entrance to the actual warehouse..very cool space, lots and lots of stuff. Once you get a certain ways back, the signs let you know that it is a conglomeration of other vendors in the rear and other sides of the building. Simply put, if you have a couple of hours to wander through and explore, it is definitely a fun adventure and a great way to spend a few hours. Fun, unique, odd ball items every place you look.

Very cool antique warehouse. It is set up like a lot of other antique places where they've sectioned off the warehouse so that different people can have their little sections to sell their own things. As you walk around, you can see the different vibes and selection from each of the "shops". The size of the warehouse is impressive. I was also pleased that they had nice bathrooms and some coffee you could get. They had good selections of furniture and they even had a literal full size taxidermy giraffe. Lots of shops with good art as well and reclaimed lumber and books and electronics. We were there for well over an hour and we didn't get to see everything, but we'll have to go back. The parking lot is big big, but I didn't see if there were any ramps for accessibility since the warehouse is six steps up. There might be a door on the other side with a ramp though because there are a few different doors that go into the warehouse from different sides. If you're shopping for something specific, this could be a great place to go, but even if you're treating it like a museum to just walk around and admire things, it is a very enjoyable experience. I will say that most of the stuff is highly curated with each item labeled and priced. So if you're more into the antiquing where you're digging through piles to find hidden treasure, then this is mostly not the place for you. A few of the shops felt like that, but even if you found some treasure I wouldn't know how to negotiate or pay for it since most of the shop owners weren't there and you had to bring the item up to the main counter where they could only process things based on their price tag.

This place is massive. It’s like four Costcos in size. Took nearly two hours just to do a walk thru. They have everything from furnishings and vintage clothes to giraffes and hippos…and the kitchen sink too! As with everything within a few hours of the city it’s pricey to over priced but a few deals can be found. But to be fair the quality of the pieces is high. It’s like walking through a museum. You won’t find cheap junk here. Highly recommended.

This place is huge. Can spend at least two hours here. Staff are not very friendly. Plenty of parking. You will definitely find something.

Surprised this place has so many negative reviews! It was an awesome place to pass a few hours on a rainy afternoon. The prices are high (i.e. lots of furniture priced over $1000) but that's to be expected with the type of clientele they probably get. If you treat it more like a free museum then just think -- you can appreciate (and touch!) taxidermy, medical oddities, furniture from the 1800s, and more for a $0 admission fee! And I still managed to find quite a few cool trinkets for $20 or less. The space is pretty well organized into three separate buildings with separate checkouts. There are bathrooms, vending machines, and a little space to chill in the middle. Would definitely recommend for anyone to visit while in the Hudson area!

HUMONGOUS 30+ vendors warehouse with lots of antique(ing). Ginormous selection of antiques, art, clothing, giraffes and even a huge hippo if you want one in your living room or something. After seeing all the rave online we of course came to check this place out during our visit with our friends in Hudson. Maybe because we were just in a brunch food comma or because we just needed a nap and were defrosting (perfect spot to walk around and defrost in the cold winter), we of course were loving all the different stands and little boutiques but it for sure was a lot! Loved strolling through this place and seeing all the gems but there was nothing for me this time that caught my eye. I will say it's a bit overhyped and overpriced and nothing you can't find with a little bit of thrift patience and hunting around. For sure glad we came here and checked it out. If you love decor, art, antiques and a huge selection of them all in one spot, this place is for you

This is a great place to start your hunt. But the majority of what's here is furniture and salvage items like cases and counters. And mounted taxidermy animals. Also there is a entire giraffe. Some character killed, stuffed and shipped it home. It hurts to look, like a giant Bambi just for a souvenir. Must be 30 feet tall. Anyway, 99 pct of what you see is great. No junk or thrift store level items. And the prices to go with the rare are here. Think big numbers. If I lived near enough, I saw items I could be interested in.

If you are looking for a flea market, this is not the place; rather it is a place to find unique pieces to furnish your home. Everything from antiques to taxidermy, and everything in between. There is a wonderful selection mirrors of various sizes. There are quite a few vintage clothing gems sprinkled throughout this location. The building is broken up into separate areas so when you leave one section, you have to pay for what you desire to buy in that section before proceeding to another. There's plenty of parking near the building. The staff was helpful and directing me to items that I might be interested in.

Awesome antique store!!! Pretty large space with a bunch of different sections and rooms and a great selection. A lot of mcm furniture, unique art and some nice consignment clothing sections. A bit expensive. Worth a visit!

Fun thing to do on a weekend afternoon. The place is gigantic and it feels like a blend of a museum, time capsule and luxury brand store. There is literally everything from all eras. The ambiance is pretty laid back and great music in the background. I will say its mix between some fair priced good and very expensive goods.

Being in the 10 day "exploration of the Hudson River Valley" section, of our 5 week East coast sojourn; we happenstanced upon this interesting antique haven. These are two very large, interconnected venues (Doors 21 and 15), positioned within a huge warehouse complex. This is not a flea-market experience; but rather an antique/vintage mall style assemblage of furniture, architectural salvage, taxidermy, boutique booths, bric-a-brac, etc. The selection of items is vast and varied; with much to browse and explore. Though some items seemed reasonably priced; there were really no "steals" that we found, and no vendors with which to haggle...but again, this is apparently not that type of operation. This is, however, a great option for those on the "hunt" to find their own particular "treasure".

Make that sharp turn entrance from Hudson and you should find this if you see a huge warehouse. You might feel like you are lost but just head to the back entrance to the right. This place is huge and no cell signal. They have free WiFi and pw at the entrance. Try not to get lost or break anything. Price is huge range but worth jt.

I love making the drive up to this amazing warehouse. If you are looking for vintage housewares this is the place. They always have incredible one of a kind pieces along with loads of vintage goodies. There are also a few vendors that sell vintage clothes and accessories. A few vendors also add in "vintage like" pieces so be mindful about that. The last time I stopped in there was a full sized taxidermy giraffe, I wish I had the space and the $$ for it. It's definitely worth spending a few hours wandering around to see the sights. You might leave empty handed or you might leave with a carful.

This is place is huge! One section was subdivided into small area of independent dealers hawking their wares. Some were arranged haphazardly and some had a running theme of items. The other section looked like it was owned by a bigger company that had more room to display their antiques. The quality of the merchandise was pretty good but the prices were high if you were expecting to get a lot of cheap deals. But then again it depended on what you were looking for. I'd have to say if you weren't looking for something specific, visually it gets overwhelming! There is so much to see! The only negative thing I noticed was that some of the sections didn't have anyone tending their merchandise. There were probably 3 people in that section and I wasn't sure if you could pay with them and they would from who you bought it from. When it came to service, I'd say you were pretty much on your own which wasn't a bad thing until you had to pay. Since I love to take my dog everywhere with me, it's important to note they will allow well behaved dogs on leash inside. The building was clean, and located in the middle of the building. Definitely make the trek, then check out the restaurants and shops along Warren Street! The

The name hits the nail firmly on the head when it describes itself as a Warehouse. Forget $5, $10 thrift or Salvation Army prices. This is not the place. Antique Warehouse is going to make you break the bank. I'm the type of person who can't pass by Antique or Thrift shops, without wondering what may lie within- because I know I may or may not find something to bring home. On S. Front St in Hudson, NY, getting to the actual Warehouse is tricky and might think these folks are closed especially when all you see gates completely down as you pull in. Don't despair. Make that left and another turn straight down until you see antique metal furniture outside. Place is huuuuuuge and also has independent stall owners selling their own items. No doilies or needlepoint tchotchkes here and it's not even gawdy stuff either. Think more like lamps from 1900s, late 1800 rustic items- stuff like that. If I see an antique $300 writing table, chances are, I'd get it. But a writing table for $2000+? Nahhh. This is big budget. So If you are a gung-ho vintage fanatic, then this is your place. Hubs eyed a 1900ish, 6' wooden tripod for $175, haggled with the seller and got it down to $120. Service was friendly and 80s British Pop in the background made our early evening super chill. So if you've been bitten by the collecting bug or high end antique purchases, come by.

Overpriced. Nice place to go to hear tall tales about the jewelry. Beer junk for a champagne budget.

Junk. Don't waste your time. It's old trash... the place is huge and there is not one good item in there. Even if you want to like something you can't find quality.

The Antique Warehouse is a lot of fun to walk around and explore, but most of the prices are way too steep for my blood. Some sections were a bit more reasonable than others - there was a clothing section in the back that was affordable, and then another one right next to it where clothes were hundreds of dollars a piece. If you've got a good amount money that you're willing to spend, this would be a really fun place to go. However, if you're planning to throw a $20 in your wallet and go thrifting, this is not the spot for you.

Grossly over priced..monumental size furniture. Did I say Insane prices? Even at the height of antique prices in the 80's , you would never expect to pay what they are asking here.

Wow!! This place is amazing! Set up beautifully you can walk around and see such amazing things, from antique furniture to vintage clothing they have all. When in Hudson this is a must see.

Huge warehouse with an incredible amount of items to look through. If you're looking for a deal this is not the place. Beautiful antiques but at a very ridiculous cost. Be prepared to spend 500-1000 at a minimum. Sales staff was not very helpful and quite rude to be completely honest.

What an amazing collection of collectibles! Totally worth the trip. Great place for vintage and MCM stuff. Where else you gonna find a real stuffed rhino?

A must for antique lovers. Spent hours in here and only saw about half of it.

Huge place! Really nice to look around but everything was extremely overpriced! Would definitely come back to browse but probably won't buy anything

The sales rep(?) Owner(?) tried to cheat us on price. The item was clearly marked and yet when I went to pay he made up an amount. I walked out and left it on the counter. Cheats

enormous space filled with endlessly wanderable antiques and antique furniture. wether you go looking for something or just to enjoy looking, you'll find the place endlessly amusing.