The Maker Hotel
Hotel · Hudson
302 Warren St, Hudson, NY 12534
Highlights
Vintage decor, plush rooms, bar, restaurant, cafe, gym, pool
Vintage decor, plush rooms, bar, restaurant, cafe, gym, pool
"Situated across three historic structures in downtown Hudson, the property celebrates local craftspeople with 11 individually decorated rooms that mix Belle Époque, art deco, and midcentury influences and provide Fresh beauty products in the bathrooms. Distinct suites range from midcentury-modern–furnished studios with olive-granite soaking tubs to artistically appointed rooms with stained glass and antique fireplaces, while on-site dining includes a plant-filled conservatory restaurant offering seasonal Italian-inspired dishes like ramp risotto and rye-flour pappardelle with local heritage pork, plus a café known for baked goods such as cherry cornmeal scones." - Sophie Friedman
"With New Yorkers largely confined to exploring their home state a few years ago in 2020, the arrival of The Maker felt like a welcome splash of newness—and gave design lovers another excuse to head up to Hudson for the weekend. Hugging a sunny corner of Warren Street, the town’s main artery and lined with antique and home goods stores, the 11-room Maker is a jewel box channeling the creative spirit of its location. The place is filled with one-of-a-kind decor worthy of its name—a metal writing desk made by a French blacksmith, handwoven rugs picked up by co-owner Lev Glazman in Morocco. But unlike other design hotels, a large portion of its interiors are for sale, down to the vintage martini glasses. The four suites are odes to various “makers”—The Artist, The Writer, The Architect, The Gardener—and all rooms have soft Italian robes hanging in the closets, Fresh bath products (Glazman and co-owner Aline Roytberg are the brand’s founders), and cloud-like linen bedding. Downstairs, there’s a light-filled restaurant and a modest pool with a few loungers. The best part though is the low-lit, velvet-clad bar tucked inside the adjacent 19th-century carriage house, primed for the post-pandemic partying ahead. —Lale Arikoglu"
"Bohemian-meets-Belle Epoque is the best way to describe the interior design of The Maker, a boutique hotel where over 70 percent of the decor is vintage. Their four historic buildings—including an 1800s carriage house—are adorned in Moroccan rugs, stained glass, jewel-toned furniture, and wallpaper designed by the property’s co-founder. Even the beds, one of the few new pieces, are crafted in the French Louis XV style. Meanwhile, an all-day coffeehouse is inspired by the cafés of Europe and the main restaurant is housed in a glass conservatory." - Elise Taylor
"The Maker hotel in Hudson is a jewel-box property full of custom-made, shoppable designs, founded by Lev Glazman and Alina Roytberg."
"Named for the vintage pieces and modern artisans that custom designed furniture & objects for the hotel; many avail for purchase." - PRINT_COLLECTIVE
