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7 Easy Day Trips from NYC – No Car Required

By |2026-10-01T23:31:54+00:00October 1st, 2026|Daytrippin'|

As autumn settles over the Hudson Valley, it’s the perfect season to trade city streets for river views, crisp air, and a quiet cafe Upstate. Whether it’s a first foray north of the city or a return to a familiar haunt, these five destinations offer an easy escape — all reachable by train, no car required. From design-minded getaways in Cold Spring and Beacon to the storied charm of Sleepy Hollow, this guide highlights five effortless day trips from NYC.

River Run: a Berkshires Tennis Retreat

By |2026-09-01T02:52:58+00:00September 1st, 2026||

Set along the Westfield River in the Berkshires, River Run is an expansive country retreat built around one particularly special amenity: its own Har-Tru clay tennis court. The property pairs an 1815 farmhouse with acres of riverside grounds, creating an easy home base for group trips centered around tennis, swimming, hiking, and long afternoons outside.

Rockbound in Woodbury, NY

By |2026-07-09T10:57:33+00:00July 9th, 2026||

Set on 3.2 acres within the former Filer/Guggenheim Estate in Orange County, Rockbound is a thoughtfully restored historic residence where more than a century of craftsmanship has been carefully preserved alongside contemporary updates designed for modern living. Originally built as the estate's caretaker's residence and carriage house, the two buildings have been joined into a single home through a meticulous six-year renovation that honors the property's architectural history without sacrificing comfort or function.

Casa de Campo in Ancram, NY

By |2026-06-03T15:42:35+00:00June 1st, 2026|Real Estate|

Set on a quiet hillside in Ancram, where open farmland gives way to distant ridgelines and uninterrupted skies, Casa de Campo is a study in restraint. Defined by a pre-cast concrete structure and positioned carefully within the landscape, the home pairs a rigorous architectural language with a setting that feels expansive, rural, and deeply private.

Hutton Brickyards: A Riverside Retreat in Kingston, NY

By |2026-05-08T16:34:34+00:00May 8th, 2026|Escape Club Stays|

With uninterrupted views, spa amenities, an on-site restaurant, and more than 100 acres of grounds to explore, Hutton Brickyards offers an elevated retreat on the Hudson River in Kingston, New York. Set just outside the city's Rondout district, the property is close to downtown boutiques, antique shops, bars, restaurants, and coffee shops, while remaining within easy reach of Midtown and Uptown Kingston.

8 of Upstate NY’s Best Company Retreats (Catskills + Hudson Valley)

By |2026-04-09T16:48:55+00:00April 7th, 2026|Destination Guides|

Company retreats have taken on a new shape in recent years. For many teams — especially remote or hybrid ones — the goal isn’t just a conference room and a schedule of meetings, but a setting that allows people to step away from routine and reconnect in person. Upstate New York has become a natural backdrop for that shift. Within a few hours of New York City, the Catskills and Hudson Valley offer a mix of design-forward hotels, restored lodges, and small inns well suited to everything from leadership offsites to full-company gatherings.

Blue Hill House in Hudson, NY

By |2026-02-23T21:42:56+00:00February 20th, 2026|Real Estate|

Originally built in the 1970s and thoughtfully renovated, Blue Hill House - a classic farmhouse just outside the heart of Hudson - carries the weight of a historic colonial while feeling notably fresh. The architecture reads as classic farmhouse, while the interiors feel precise and edited. Dark hardwood floors run wall to wall beneath exposed timber beams, and three wood-burning fireplaces anchor the floor plan, giving structure to the main rooms rather than serving as ornament.

Planning a Date Night Upstate? These 20 Hudson Valley and Catskills Bars + Restaurants Bring the Vibes

By |2026-02-19T16:58:49+00:00February 9th, 2026|Design|

Ten of Upstate's most intimate, vibey spots that are perfect for date night – from the Hudson Valley to the Catskills. Think intimate spots for date night with tables for two, girls night, or solo spots to ignore the couples around you with a book… with strong drinks, dim lighting, quiet atmosphere, sharable plates, and an excuse to dress up.

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