Downtown Hudson got a new hotel with all the trimmings this summer. The Maker, founded by the owners of Fresh beauty products Lev Glazman and Alina Roytberg, is spread across three carefully restructured historical buildings—an 1800s-era carriage house, a Georgian mansion, and a Greek revival building—and features original architecture melded with detailed work done by local craftspeople. Each of the 11 distinct rooms feature decor that draws from the belle epoque, art deco, and mid-century modern periods, much of it sourced by Glazman himself from around the world—every piece of furniture, rug, painting, and light fixture has a story here. The four in-demand Maker Studios are each inspired by a different creative: the Architect, the Artist, the Writer, and the Gardner, while there are also two large terrace suites with balconies overlooking the backyard pool. Beds were handmade in Portugal and are covered in linen duvets, while custom Society Limonta Italian linen robes hang in the closet. Bathrooms are spacious, some with deep soaking tubs, and all are stocked with full-size Fresh bath products, which guests are encouraged to bring home. The hotel also has an indoor-outdoor European-style café serving breakfast and lunch, and a full-service restaurant inside a plant-filled glass conservatory with handmade pastas, perfectly cooked steak, pork chop, and trout, and a stunning potato gratin with what seems like a thousand layers. If you feel ready to drink indoors (indoor drinking and dining are currently allowed in Hudson), a sexy cocktail lounge with a grand piano and fireplace is in the old carriage house (it’s worth poking your head in just to see it). In fact, cozy fireplaces abound, including one in a comfy sitting room and another in the adjacent library filled with books selected by New York City’s Strand Book Store. Ask about the fragrance room, a petite alcove on the second floor where guests can spritz themselves with one of Glazman and Roytberg’s favorite perfumes, lovingly displayed in an antique vitrine—including a new scent called Hudson, created just for the hotel by Source Adage, a local fragrance shop next to the hotel. One hundred percent of its sales will go toward Friends of Hudson Youth, a nonprofit to benefit local youth and families in need.
Hudson’s Warren Street is a shopper’s dream: filled with antique and vintage stores, chic boutiques by local creatives, and botanical shops filled with plants and flowers, there’s nary a chain store in sight (except for one inconspicuous outpost of Face Stockholm). There are several new shops worth perusing, like the three-week-old eponymous Nikki Chasin, who closed her Lower East Side shop and brought her designs as well as select vintage pieces and items from a few other designers to Hudson. Across the street is finch clubhouse, opened Memorial Day weekend by Andrew Arrick and Michael Hofemann, who have run the impeccably sourced vintage home and furniture store Finch Hudson for seven years. The Clubhouse features apparel from designers like APC and Rains, skincare products from Aesop, Malin & Goetz, and Jao, and a selection of vintage items from the main shop. In August they opened the backroom to Pugsly’s Barbershop from Kingston, who set up shop with black walls, subway tile, skateboards, and vintage leather barber chairs.
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