These Hudson Valley Hotels Are Michelin Key Award Winners

In the Catskills and Hudson Valley at large, these four hotels have been awarded a Michelin One Key for their special stays.

The Michelin Guide, known for its awards in culinary excellence, recently revealed the latest additions to its list of One, Two, and Three Key hotels in the nation. Only the second-ever announcement of Michelin Keys in the United States, the list includes 16 Three Key hotels, 70 Two Key hotels, and 207 One Key hotels.

In the Hudson Valley, four of the region’s top hotels have been awarded the distinction of being a One Key hotel, meaning they have all been recognized as “very special stays” based on outstanding performance in five categories: architecture and design, quality and consistency of service, personality and character, value for the price, and contribution to the guest experience in a particular setting. For more information and to book a stay at these, or any, MICHELIN Key hotels, visit guide.michelin.com.

Want to know which Hudson Valley hotels made the list? Here are your 2024 Michelin One Key hotels:

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Eastwind Hotel & Bar

Windham

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Eastwind Hotel & Bar
Photo by Lawrence Braun

A boutique hotel located in Greene County, Eastwind’s design leans into the property’s history as a bunkhouse for hunters and fly fishermen in the 1920s. Within the hotel, 16 stylish guest rooms invite visitors with natural comfort and a Scandinavian design that includes vintage pieces and modern finishes, while a cocktail lounge, wood-framed saunas, and fire pits make any stay memorable. The year-round destination also offers a form of elevated camping with its Lushna cabins and suites, along with seasonal activities like snowshoeing, yoga, and biking.

Read more: Eastwind Hotel Tempts With Hillside Retreats in the Catskills

Seminary Hill Orchard & Cidery

Callicoon

Seminary Hill Orchard & Cidery
Photo by Lawrence Braun

Unlike any other hotel in the region, Seminary Hill is a hotel, restaurant, and working cidery in Sullivan County that’s inspired by the simple life of the homestead. Discover the Catskills in all its authenticity at this Callicoon hotspot, with private, apartment-style accommodations in the property’s Boarding House that were designed and renovated by a local studio. Amenities include a cozy communal library, covered porch, and expansive parlor kitchen where a complimentary weekend breakfast is served before guests spend their day sipping Seminary Hill cider.

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Read more: Seminary Hill Cidery Pours Cider With Heritage in the Southern Catskills

Troutbeck

Amenia

Troutbeck
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This 250-acre estate hotel in the Valley is for anyone who craves adventure and exploration in the outdoors. Troutbeck is Dutchess County’s premier location for luxury in a hotel stay, with rooms and suites, in addition to historic cottages and houses, that are available as accommodations. Once a private residence, each guest room in Troutbeck has been thoughtfully renovated and remodeled to include modern amenities that do not distract from the building’s antique features. The hotel’s grounds include a spa, tennis courts, pool, and plenty of outdoor acreage for hiking, biking, skiing, and more.

Read more: Troutbeck Retreats Showcase the Natural Allure of the Hudson Valley

Wildflower Farms, Auberge Resort Collection

Gardiner

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Clay at Wildflower Farms
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Wildflower Farms
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Once the site of a fallow tree nursery, Wildflower Farms is a 140-acre resort that provides meaningful encounters with nature throughout its grounds. The resort’s cabins and cottages are designed to seamlessly blend with their natural surroundings, offering 65 freestanding structures that merge indoors and outdoors. Cozy interiors and natural materials welcome guests to relax after enjoying the outdoors, and amenities like cooking, baking, and floral workshops, as well as botanical mixology, fly fishing, nature walks, and pickleball lessons keep visitors immersed in the charm of Wildflower Farms.

Read more: Wildflower Farms Crafts Luxurious, Natural Escapes in Gardiner

Wildflower Farms
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