Elegant hotel & restaurant with stunning waterfall views

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"About 90 minutes north of NYC by train, this Beacon standby pairs a chic, industrial aesthetic with waterfall views to strike that signature Hudson Valley balance of edgy and bucolic. A popular on-site restaurant and wedding venue have made it an East Beacon institution amid cute coffee shops and boutiques, while proximity to Dia:Beacon and excellent hikes makes it a smart base for exploring. For a soak with a view, penthouse suites feature freestanding tubs set by large, curved windows framing the landscape." - Jessica Chapel, Jessica Sulima

"Industrial‑chic design and dramatic waterfall views give this Beacon standby its edge, but the mood stays warmly Hudson Valley thanks to a popular on‑site restaurant and a wedding venue that anchors East Beacon’s buzz. After hiking and gallery‑hopping, I love retreating to a penthouse for a soak in the freestanding tub framed by curved windows, then settling by the riverside fireplace with a mulled wine or a seasonal cocktail mixed with local apple cider or pumpkin." - Jessica Chapel
"Housed in a converted textile factory in Beacon, this chic Hudson Valley hotel offers easy access to local art galleries like Dia Beacon, craft breweries, and artisanal shops. For a cozy stay, the penthouse suite features a circular soaking tub, a spa-like shower with two showerheads, and a private deck overlooking Fishkill Creek—ideal for couples seeking an affordable mini-moon within reach of the tri-state area." - Jordi Lippe-McGraw Jordi Lippe-McGraw Jordi Lippe-McGraw is a writer and editor covering travel, parenting, and wellness. She’s traveled to more than 50 countries on all seven continents (including Antarctica while five months pregnant) and equally loves penguins and truffles. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"The Roundhouse should be your Beacon dinner spot. This fine dining restaurant is located in a very nice hotel, and every table has a view of the nearby creek and waterfall, whether you’re seated inside next to the floor-to-ceiling windows or on the patio. Park yourself outside under the string lights on a cool evening for maximum tourist-and-dog-watching, and order plates of deviled eggs and housemade pasta for a lovely dinner." - anne cruz, clare lagomarsino, keith hernandez, chanize thorpe
"The Roundhouse should be your Beacon dinner spot. This fine dining restaurant is located in a very nice hotel, and every table has a view of the nearby creek and waterfall, whether you’re seated inside next to the floor-to-ceiling windows or on the patio. Park yourself outside under the string lights on a cool evening for maximum tourist-and-dog-watching, and order plates of deviled eggs and housemade pasta for a lovely dinner." - anne cruz