Union Street Guest House

everything ewas at or beyond our expectations. cancellation policy is kind of stringent

Overall, the Union Street Guest House was fantastic. I loved the attention to detail, the service, and the upstairs bar. What I didn't love was a clogged/slow draining sink and shower that did not work well. The bathroom in Treetops was disappointing. The shower/tub water handle is broken and there was 0 water pressure.

The only thing that would have made it a little bit better is to have cots available. There was plenty of room for one, and if people don't want to share a bed, that's another option. Nevertheless, a very nice stay.

Stayed at the Bainbridge Suite for a weekend and loved it! Great place to stay in Hudson, it's conveniently located and perfect for a weekend getaway.

We love this inn. The decor is charming. We've stayed in 2 different suites, the President's and the Thunderbird, and enjoyed them both. They were both spacious, clean, and comfortable. We were ready to move in.

We had friends from Israel visiting us on the spur of the moment and wanted to show off our favorite Hudson river town,...Hudson. We first went online and searched for B&Bs but they were very pricey. Then we found the Union Street Guest House. This is an exceptional place. Located a block off the main drag where all the antique stores are, it is on a very quiet street. The owners seem to have purchased several adjacent buildings and transformed them into a very unique boutique hotel. You check in at a front desk and get the keys to your room which is actually an apartment in one of the buildings. We rented the 3-bedroom for $200 a night for our six people. Four drove up from NYC during the day and another two joined us at night by train from Penn Station. The apartment contained: a living room, a kitchen, an enclosed sitting porch, a bathroom, and three bedrooms. Whoever decorated the place deserves recognition.There was a "presidential" theme complete with photos of presidents, books about the presidents, and antique store presidential Americana. The apartment was tastefully furnished and we particularly liked the modern art on the walls. We arrived on a very cold day and there was ample heat. We plan to return for a repeat visit. Well done!

My girlfriend and I had an incredible stay in the Treetops Suite in Union Street Guest House! Visiting from NYC, its cozy cabin-like feel was just what we were looking for. We marveled at the decor and the owner's tastefully handpicked collection of antiques, old toys and books, and ephemera which dotted each and every room. Not only was the atmosphere just right, we also found plenty of information on where to go in Hudson (restaurants, shops, etc) and had a nice time talking with the owner. We hope to visit again!

and had a great time in Hudson; The Union Guest House was wonderful and exceeded all our expectations

we stayed here for a few days leading up to Christmas as we just wanted a quiet, peaceful, relaxing little retreat. Staying at the Treetops suite provided just that. It was super quiet and really felt secluded. Only thing lacking was a little bit more hot water & pressure in the shower. I had already read some reviews about this issue so was somewhat prepared, but given that the weather was so cold, a cold shower was still a bit of a struggle to deal with. The owner is friendly and the dogs are friendly and harmless. You just have to let them get to know you and it's all fine. All in all, a comfortable stay and would definitely visit again.

Loved the funky decor and appreciated the local dining recommendation at Helsinki.

The Gallery Suite was lovely--spacious, well furnished and decorated, and stocked with enough books, towels, blankets, tea, coffee, etc. that it was a pleasure to spend time in and we didn't have to ask for anything. The guesthouse is one block away from the main Warren Street drag--close to all shops and restaurants. It wasn't cheap, but it was a good value for the money. While the website was clear that they don't serve breakfast, I was sorry that they didn't--a simple continental breakfast would have made the stay perfect. We would definitely recommend it, with that one caveat about breakfast.

As frequent visitors to Hudson and the Catskills, my partner and I have stayed at a fair number of places in the area and are always on the lookout for funky, cool places to stay. With Hudson being the destination it is for furniture and design, it was a such a great experience to stay at a place that embraced the essence of the area. We stayed in the Thunderbird suite and was impressed with the amount of space, layout and how well the rooms were put together. Details like an amazing array of coffee table books and magazines to flip through, incredible bedding, a nicely stocked kitchenette that included freshly ground coffee, ensuite baths for both rooms...it really felt warm and inviting, like staying in someone's home. While we did not have time to enjoy the honour bar in the main house, a quick peek in the morning made us wish we did. For a couple of travellers who always want to check out new places, this is definitely a place we want to come back to again.

This B and B is Dope. Great owner, chill vibe, and Hudson is gorgeous. Get out of NYC for a bit and get in touch with your inner hippy

While the suites and rooms met our needs for our stay in Hudson for the weekend of my son's wedding, there was a feeling that the rooms could be better tended to for the price. One suite, where my 87 year old mother-in-law stayed had no heat, although the weather was quite chilly that weekend. The manager was nowwhere to be found. Although the guest house met our needs for that weekend, I discovered there were nicer places to stay, with much friendlier management.

Elliot stayed 2 nights at this guest house. Was very pleased with the amenities. The staff was very friendly and very helpful. The atmosphere was very relaxed. The rooms were spotless, and warm and very comfortable and quiet. There are other options in Hudson for lodging but this one is unbeatable by far.

great unit with 2 bed and 2 baths! beautifully decorated! would definitely recommend this place to family and friends.

We loved our visit to the Union Street guest house. the host was very welcoming. The whole place appears to be low key which makes it very relaxing, however, it is obvious that it is run by an experienced and professional staff. Every thing you need is there in a relaxed way with "Campy' decor placed with an artful eye. next time we want to stay longer to enjoy the gardens.

Had an excellent stay in the Library- spacious and private. It really was lovely. The teas and coffee that they provide in the room are exceptional, although the snacks (wasn't expecting there to be any, but there were some) were below standard. Overall, I was extremely pleased and would stay there again. Highly recommended.

Newly retired we decided to move to Hudson NY after visiting friends in the area. We were looking for a place to stay in Hudson for house hunting that was economical, clean, centrally located and would allow our 7 pound cockapoo to accompany us. Union St. Guest House fit the bill and gave us much more than our wish list. They readily accepted our well-behaved dog and we booked 2 nights to begin our house hunting. When we arrived, we gratefully learned that our suite was upgraded from the Tree Tops Suite to the Thunderbirds suite. OMG! The “room” contained two separate bedroom suites with spacious bathrooms and the living room kitchenette area was marvelous with great views. The amenities were fabulous as well: three flat panel screen TVs with cable, stereo system, full size refrigerator, local teas and coffee with brewers for both, dishes, silverware, plentiful towels, pillows and blankets. That’s the simple list but the best thing about Union St Guest House is ever-helpful Chris, and what he has done with the establishment. Restoring the space to its original glory would be incorrect. He has improved on the setting by furnishing each space with premium fixtures (Kohler throughout), newly painted walls including exposed brick and new flooring with interesting colors and textures and art pieces in every room. It was like being in a gallery with all kinds of artists represented. We will visit Union St Guest House often, as we look further for just the right house. You can’t go wrong.

We stayed in the Treetop Suite and it was fabulous. It's actually a very kitchy (in the best possible sense) small apartment, and we were really happy that we were able to invite friends over for a drink because it was too wonderful not to share! Loved it and would go back in a heartbeat.

The Library Suite has a sitting room with a variety of books and magazines. The bathroom looks recently renovated and is spotless, as is the entire suite. The huge (king-size?) bed might be too soft for some but I was very comfortable. There's also a daybed. You can make yourself tea or coffee with their supplies and equipment. This isn't really a B&B, since they don't serve breakfast but several cafes are in short walking distance. They don't change towels everyday unless you request it, which is fine, since it's "green" and I appreciate the privacy. Would definitely stay here again.

We stayed in The Bainbridge suite and I couldn't have been more pleased! The pictures of the rooms, which was what captured my attention to begin with did not even do the beauty and charm of the rooms justice. Everything was perfect, down the the tiniest detail. The rooms are decorated simply and tastefully and the rooms just glow at night. You can feel the history inside the walls of these simple yet beautifully appointed rooms. When you first walk in you smell the most fresh clean scent, like fresh washed sheets. I wish I knew what it was, I couldn't get enough of it. We really enjoyed sitting in the enclosed porch to have coffee in the morning and a cocktail late at night after dinner out on the town. The beds are so comfortable and the sheets are as soft as can be and also have a clean fresh scent. I like the 'guest house' vibe as you never see anyone, unless you need something, and are basically on your own. It feels more like you are renting an apartment than staying at a hotel or bed and breakfast. It is a much more independent stay experience. Everything in town was in walking distance and with perfect summer nights and a full moon shining down over the town while we were there in mid-July it couldn't have been more perfect. We had dinner in town and every place had really fantastic ambience and great food! Oh, and organic gourmet coffee was available in the room for your morning cup of joe with various snacks left for you to munch on which was a nice little treat. The coffee is amazing! We met the innkeeper Chris when we checked in, whom was very courteous and answered any questions we had, gave us our room key and we proceeded to have a very private, very quiet comfortable stay at the Union Street Guest House. I can't say enough good things about this place, other than the general vibe of the place is a really nice tranquil feeling. We will without a doubt stay there again. I don't know how anyone could not love this place.

I was very pleased with the accommodations. The Thunderbird Suite was an apartment, nicely decorated and very clean, with 2 BR and 2 bath. There is a kitchenette that could have been a bit better equipped (paper towels, more glasses), but overall great. The lobby area for the BB is very quirky and not indicative of what we found in the Suite.

I was delighted with the suite I shared with a friend at the Union Street Guest House last week. The suite was decorated with funky charm, which was in keeping with the area. We found the suite clean, and the bath towels and bath products quite lovely. With window air conditioners in each bedroom, the temperature was easy to control to our individual tastes. While the Union Street Guest House is an inn, not a B&B, there was fresh ground coffee, a selection of teas, and snacks available to us in our room. There was also a refrigerator stocked with two bottles of water and a bottle of wine. The inn also had a lovely garden. Our host, Chris Wagoner, was most helpful to us in answering the various questions we had about places to eat, see, etc. All in all, I felt that we received excellent value.

Room was perfect, very private, simply furnished but couldn't have been more comfortable and appropriate. Having the local coffee and some welcoming snacks was excellent after a long car ride. The privacy allowed us to bring our puppy and not bother any other guests! Owner friendly and helpful when asked questions. We stayed in the Treetop Suite, again, a perfect place for my partner and I to escape to and feel like we were at home!!

Great place in a great town. Top notch eclectic design and layout. Would definitely go back.

We very much enjoyed our visit to the Union Street Guest House and Hudson, NY. The outside of the guest house was a little underwhelming - but when you enter the inn and gardens, it was very nice. The suite was very comfortable and had a nice feel to it. Had a very good night's sleep. Also enjoyed the friendly dogs. All in all it had a very comfortable and relaxing feel. We thought Hudson was a very interesting place with a lot of character - would definitely like to go back and explore the area some more.

I stayed in the 3 bedroom Gallery Suite and the suite was immaculately clean and beautifully decorated. Beds were very comfortable and I fell asleep easily and awoke refreshed. There's no dining at the inn but lots of good places to eat within walking distance.

This was an unusually lovely,well kept and spacious unit. It would have been nice to have an on the premise home made breakfast, as done by most B$B's. Otherwise, I highly recommend this guest house ,which would be very comfortable for 4-6 people for a long stay.

We stayed in the Library room which was beautiful, well appointed, and much larger than expected. Nice little touches around the room. Weird window which was covered but faced another inside room. The Inn was actually nicer than the town, but we were there for a party in a nearby town, you could basically do the town of Hudson in an hour. Not impressed with the town but if you are going I would recommend Union Street Guest House.

Just spent the weekend at Union City Guest House. When possible I try to stay at B&B's or funky hotels or rent condos/houses. My husband is not big on B&B's but loved the guest house concept. We stayed in the Library Room, lots of books, seating in the living room, a spacious bedroom behind the large french doors and a great bathroom. Everything was sparkling clean which can't be easy given the age of the house and the many interesting items all around. I appreciated the tea, coffee, water, snacks and just enough dishes to manage the little food we brought. The bed was one of the most comforable I've ever slept in and the linens were beyond soft and luxurious. Location is great. We were able to walk everywhere in town. Street parking was ample and there were plenty of signs around explaining the alternate side of the street parking overnight. I rated the service as "met expectations" because it did just that. After reading some of the reviews I felt I got what was expected. Check in was efficient and friendly, all my questions answered. There were so many helpful note cards around our room anticipating any questions we might have so we did not need any additional service. Would definitely stay here again - in fact, I'd love to have a reason to come back and try every room/suite/bungalow.

To be honest, the Union Street calls itself a "guest house." It offers no services such as making beds and taking out the trash. You serve yourself. It offers no breakfast. However, it charges more than what it should for its basic rooms with no service. It appears there is no pride of ownership or service. Two chairs in the Treetop unit have stuffing coming out and the room is a hodge pot of furniture and odds and ends. I will never return.

Union Street Guest House is completely charming. It's the perfect combination of comfort and tasteful decor in a quiet location around the corner from all the wonderful shops and restaurants of Hudson. I highly recommend it.

I think the experience of any place to stay has as much to do with the preferences and expectations of the person staying there as with the place. If you want to stay somewhere that is unique and will become part of your memories of a very specific trip, if you prefer privacy, and/or if you have fond memories of staying at the more "hands off" style guesthouses in Europe, you will probably love your stay at the Union Street Guesthouse as much as I did! If you want a full breakfast, someone to carry your bags, room service, etc, you might really be looking for a B&B or hotel rather than a Guesthouse. Some of the issues I see in other reviews I think are a function of being in an actual historic building rather than a newly-built hotel. (ie an old wooden porch might smell like old wood when it rains, older buildings do not have the same kind of sound insulation between rooms that new buildings have, etc.) During our stay, everything was very stylish and clean, and it felt like renting our own little "apartment" for a couple days! So much more space than any hotel of similar (or greater!) price, so much more individual and memorable. We had fun showing the space to the relatives we were visiting, and would certainly stay there again and recommend it to others. Thanks!

Our room (The Bainbridge Suite) was amazingly large with two full sized bedrooms, a sitting room and porch. Plus a private entrance and small fenced in lawn area (good for kids or dogs, if they allow them). The service wasn't below average, but just lacking. We arrived at the hotel earlier than their 3pm check in and found no one at the inn and had to wait almost until 3:30 to check in. It wouldn't deter me from staying there again, but I'd arrive a little later rather than expecting a prompt check-in.

We were very impressed with the thoughtfulness and attention to every detail. Just about everything you might need for a five star hotel stay was present, including good and plentiful coffee and a good coffee maker to make it in. The decorating was eclectic on steroids but fun and not offensive. The only negative was the front desk which was rarely manned, not very helpful IF you actually found someone there, and the two large dogs who accompanied whoever was in the office, although harmless, liked to bark a lot and scared my wife.

We booked a room here last minute (i.e. at 4pm on the day of check-in). Everything is done online, so it was easy for us to book from our iphone on our way to the town. Great rooms, cute town. We were initially only staying there for one night as a pit stop on our way to our next destination, but we liked the apartment and the town so ended up staying an extra night. The proprietor, Chris, was very accommodating. He is also an interior decorator and did all the design work in each guest house. Ours was so cute - very vintage warehouse modern. Loved all the decor & details. Two good-sized en-suite bedrooms, a living room, mini-kitchen, and deck. It is a guesthouse, not a B&B, which means that once they check you in, they leave you be and you get privacy. None of the chitter chatter / "friending" you get at B&Bs, which suited us fine.

I stayed here for only one night, during Memorial Day weekend. We rented a 2 BR suite that was completely charming. The beds were clean and super comfortable, with nice bedding. And, the whole place was so charming, a great combination of thigs like antique pattered china and ecletic modern/60s style decorating. The bathrooms were luxurious - with great towels and Aveida products and the whole place was equipped with everything a person could want, including coffee for the morning. The location is one block from the main street - right next to wonderful shops and restaurants. We had massages - and only had to walk a block to the spa. There is no dining option on-site. One thing I would have paid for was the option to purchase a bottle of wine in the room. Overall, I would go back there anytime!

The "Bainbridge Suite" was charming and much more than I had anticipated. It was rustic in the "porch" sitting area, with an Adirondack feel. There was some mustiness (not surprising given the amount of rain this Spring) and unfortunately some other unpleasant odor toward the back of the enclosed "porch" space. This can be easily addressed. Inside, another little parlor area was cozy and comfortable. I appreciated the quality coffee and teas...and good quality pots! The small refrigerator in the cabinet was adequate. The bedrooms, including mattress and linens, were very comfortable (a must!). Antique decorations throughout, particularly the charming black and white "camp" photos, added to the charm. I appreciated the updated bathroom fixtures. Moisture in the bathroom could be ameliorated simply by lowering, from the top, the window between the bathroom and the porch area. I left after only one night, wishing that I had been able to stay for several more. I am recommending the Union Street guesthouse to all who plan to visit the Hudson, NY area. (Thank you, Chris!)

We spent one night in the library room. Great old fashion style room. Great bedding and friendly host. No breakfast but tea or coffee in the room.

The local restuarants are all in walking distance and fabulous...

Arrived at 3 on a rainy day and everything was ready. Rooms were large, bright and nicely decorated. The "courtyard" garden was beautiful even in the rain. Couldn't really call it a B&B since breakfast consisted of a coffee pot, tea pot and small bags of snacks. It did have a kitchen area so you could fix your own breakfast. Centrally located in town so a good location.

Had a great stay in the Gallery Suite which is huge and inviting. Chris was welcoming at check-in and we were on our own after that, which we love. He is available if any questions arise. Would highly recommend.

There was no heat and we couldn't contact anyone, despite three separate numbers, to help fix it. It really isn't a bed and breakfast, as it doesn't offer food. The internet wouldn't work. All in all, it was DEFINITELY NOT worth the money we had to pay for it. When we tried to address certain issues, the person in the lobby was very defensive. And we couldn't leave and stay somewhere else because they pre-charge for the entire stay and have a strict cancellation policy.

We were there for one night and had a lovely experience. There are wonderful antique shops and restaurants in walking distance. Parking was easy, too. Perfect location!

The guy in the front is great. The lobby is very cool. Our room was electic and fun. Very clean, great style and quiet. We loved the art, the bath and the linens. All really really nice.

Our time in the Treetops was leisurely and all-around relaxing. The space was larger than I had expected and having the kitchen was a great perk. Chris was very helpful and kind. What a quiet and lovely space!

We really enjoyed the 3 room library suite. it was decorated very nicely and the bathroom was completely modern. Such a short walk to the shops made location very convenient.

we arrived in hudson to stay one hight. the guest house was perfect for our needs.

Recently stayed one night at the "Guest House" with family, as an alternative to a very poorly reviewed Quality Inn a few miles away. For $425 for a 3- bedroom unit, I expected a cleaner and more comfortable place. This is not a B&B - no breakfast provided. While there was a coffee pot in the unit, and some beans, the tea canisters were empty. There was ham & cheese in the fridge, dated a month before our stay. Obviously, the place isn't very thoroughly cleaned.

Interesting establishment build in what I think is an old blacksmith/stable. Decor is most entertaining, odd mixture of 40-60s things. The dogs are large and harmless

I just had my sixth stay at union street guesthouse--a pleasure as always. I love the vintage yet posh style of their apartments, everything is very private, the snacks and soaps are lovely. hudson has lots of great food (swedish at da ba, american and artisanal at swoon, gourmet pizza at baba louie's, margaritas at mexican radio) and the town is the perfect blend of unpretentious and chic (you can walk down warren street in chuck taylors or the latest burberry shearling ankle boot and both fit in perfectly). my greatest pleasure is being in a guesthouse that should have appeared on the cover of the now defunct domino magazine. if you love interiors you'll know what I mean. I have stayed in the gallery suite three times, and also in bainbridge, thunderbird, and treetops. in usgh's apartments, you'll see a gorgeous antique sideboard next to an item that looks flea market-y in the best possible sense. all the paint colors are subtle and surprising. just what a weekend away should be--a soothing, lovely escape.

We came up to see our daughter at Bard College and stay over for one night. This is an excellent inn, located within a short car ride of Bard and other local attractions. The suite had a very comfortable sitting room and a cozy bedroom with a sparkling clean bathroom. Certainly worth the money...

Wow! We could never get tire of staying in our very own kitsch, tree house cum log cabin. From the moment my girlfriend and I climbed the stairs to treetops, we knew we were going to love it. Stunning décor, a HUGE bed and just the most wonderfully interesting place. We would definitely stay again.

we didn't pick the greatest weekend for our stay--the weather was terrible and Hudson isn't the greatest about cleaning the streets and sidewalks, but our beautiful room (the Library) more than made up for it! We would definitely stay there again.

I was very happy with my recent visit to The Union Street. the bed was very comfortable and the room well appoined and so comfortable. I was only able to stay one night so i lacked a full experience, coffee tea and snacks were avail. staff friendly and helpfull, dogs cute. I will be back with friends.

My husband and I stayed in the Treetops while looking to buy a house in the area. We loved everything about the room. The decor was adorable, the giant bed was super comfortable, the room was very clean and private and the most lovable dogs greet you at check in. There were little snacks and water in the fridge, delicious local coffee on the counter and a helpful guide to the area. We would love to return to this place, but sadly the internet did not work at all which was a top priority when we were choosing where to stay. My only other complaint was the very limited supply of hot water. It ran out about 3 minutes into my shower which really wasn't too pleasant being that I had just come in from a very chilly 6 degree evening stroll through town. My husband also had the same problem when he showered the next morning.

I would say I am a tough guy to please when it come to staying somewhere. I often prefer a fancy hotel with all the bells and whistles. That said, I thought the Union Street Guest House was great! We stayed in a bungalow type unit aptly named the Treetops. It was a great space that’s décor was interesting to live in and comfortable to stay in. Great area, steps away from great shops and restaurants. Restaurants and hot spots are all around. We went to Swoon kitchen bar, I had heard a lot of great things about it but I must say for me it was a bit of a disappointment. Chris the innkeeper and really nice guy mentioned to us as we played with his dogs in front of a great fire that Club Helsinki was a spot to check out, he was right, a lively space that had a great atmosphere. Chris also mentioned that The Red Dot was a great place for Sunday brunch…also correct. If I had to recommend one thing, it would be that they put tissues in the room. But that’s not a big thing. I would recommend this place and area to others for sure. ~Lew

We stayed in the Treetop Suite and it was very cozy and quiet. The layout of the common area could be a little more "cozy" though. There are two chairs and a lamp to read, have morning coffee and chat but a nice sofa would be better for some snuggling. Although it isn't a Bed and Breakfast, we still give it 5 stars for dining because of the little kitchenette and accessibility to restaurants. This is a great little getaway location and the owners were very nice and hospitable. Looking forward to visiting again.

Stayed in Thunderbird suite, 4 people total, extremely comfortable, conveniently located, terrific hosts. Expectations exceeded with luxury towels, linens, nice touches everywhere, highly recommended.

Having stayed at Union Street Guest House three times now, I can say that each time was more enjoyable than the last. It's a perfect place to stay, and to enjoy the area - though I hardly wanted to leave our lovely apartment! Highly recommended, with great local restaurants.

We stayed in the Library Suite which was clean, comfortable and warm. It was freezing outside so coming into this warm cozy suite was more than sweet! There was freshly ground coffee beans, crackers, cookies and an assortment of teas. The bedding and towels were fresh smelling and clean. The king size bed was very comfortable along with it's soft comforters and sheets. There were extra pillows as well. Our stay was extremely private, we never saw anyone nor did we hear any disturbing noises. We never felt uncomfortable or unwelcome. All was perfect.

The room was lovingly furnished and super clean. Very comfortable bed, great books, amazing bathroom with transom window - great light. It was like staying at the home of a dear (and classy) friend. Highly recommend.

Union Street Guesthouse is the perfect place to stay if you are traveling with alot of friends or family. Me and 3 of my girlfriends drove up to Hudson from NYC during the snowstorm in early January (like ya do) and had an amazing time, snow and all. Hudson is the perfect weekend getaway. We stayed in the Gallery Suite, which had a great living room, kitchen, and super cool porch. We had plenty of room and could come and go as we pleased. It's just down the street from Warren Street, so you have easy access to all of the antique shops and restaurants. Highly recommend.

We had a wonderful stay and will definitely be back. Thank you very much!

We had a great stay at Union Street Guest House - we will definitely stay again!

My wife and I had the perfect stay at Union Street. Warm, cozy and so interesting. There wasn't a second that we didn't feel totally taken care of. We walked (even in the snow) to all the restaurants and shops we wanted to go. We already booked another stay! And, I love the two dogs that waited my visits to the lobby. So adorable. Jason Wood

This is an excellent Bed and Breakfast, the rooms are decorated in an excellent eclectic country manner and are clean and comfortable, I have stayed with them several times and have never had any complaints, in fact only compliments. Unfortunately when we stayed over the new years holidays they were renovating under our room and it was extremely noisy and drafty, the entire room vibrated and there was pounding on the floor and walls, the room should not have been rented under these conditions it reflected a poor choice on behalf of the management. So unfortunately I suggest guests call first to make sure that there will not be ongoing work that will ruin your stay...otherwise this is usually a great place.

Spent New Year's Eve at the Union St Guest House. Booked the Library Suite and was asked at check-in to move to the Bainbridge. Not sure this was an "upgrade" as 2 queen beds in 2 small rooms was not one king bed in one large room as we had originally agreed upon and its enclosed porch was unusable in the winter weather. As a guest house w/out services, I brought our breakfast and was able to keep it in the fridge provided. Used the coffee maker and good ground coffee but I don't think the tea canisters had been looked at in weeks. One smelled like a black tea (unlabeled), another like tobacco and the third was unidentifiable. I suggest you bring your own if you are a tea drinker. Asked for ice as soon as we arrived and received it promptly. Mid 50's furniture and cute accessories fits Hudson's spirit well. The super soft towels and bedding, loads of magazines and Aveda bathroom amenities made for a slightly luxurious experience. I left the key in a bowl on the front desk at check out as there was no one around at noon. All in all, a good time was had (dinner at Swoon) but next New Years Eve I will try a different venue.

Lovely guest house with a fabulous, spacious room located in the heart of town. Didn't experience meals so no review there. Would certainly visit again.

A great place to relax after a busy day of shopping and dining in downtown Hudson.

definitely coming back here, Chris was great and accommodating, the rooms were spacious and amazingly cozy. a perfect weekend getaway with all amenities, loved it!

Everything was great except the temperature. It plummeted to below freezing that night and there was no thermostat in the room! I did call the office and the woman was very apologetic and told me that the thermostat was actually located in another room and they must have turned it down. So she came over and took care of it. But that was not very well thought out, to say the least!!

Very accommodating. Comfort ,elegance and relaxation!! Chris is wonderful. This is a must if you are planning a stay in hudson

Location is everything and Union Street had that. Great stay from the moment we checked in, had the Treetop room and it was quiet and isolated from main house. Close to all, park and walk. Definately worth it, and Hudson a great place for a day trip aor overnight.

We enjoyed the privacy offered by the Union Street Guest House. We had all the necessary amenities without having to ask. The library suite was comfortable and roomy. A great location for walking to restaurants in the area.

It was a terrific visit from start to finish. I would highly recommend them.

We had a really nice stay here (just one night). It was very spacious, clean, and comfortable. What really sets it apart is that it feels like a 'wing' of a house. We stayed in the Bainbridge Suite (I don't know what the rest of the house is like). It had two rooms (though they were only double-beds), a sitting area ("parlor"), a full, private bathroom, and a period-furnished enclosed porch (it was too cold the weekend we were there to use it but when it's warm out it would be nice to sit in). It was one block from Warren Street (the 'main' street in town) so it was walkable to any restaurant. btw - we had two great meals - dinner at Swoon (scallops and duck breast) and brunch at Red Dot (potato and onion latkes) - they were both terrific.

This room looked great on line and great in person. But after my husband took a 5 minute shower, mine was cold. When we went to tell the desk person, she offered nothing. The wifi didn't work in the room, which also got no response from the desk person. We asked her for directions to a local attraction. She seemed very helpful by printing out the google maps directions. Only after we didn't arrive at our destination did we realize that she had looked up the wrong place- a park instead of a sculpture park.

We stayed in the Library Suite. The room was spacious and matched the town perfectly. We plan to go back and try another.

My husband and I spent two nights at the Union Street Guest House. It is, as billed, a guest house so visitors should know that there is no daily housekeeping. We met the owner who was very friendly upon check in and then we had privacy for the duration of our stay which we loved. It felt relaxed and we were free to come and go without making B&B small talk. We stayed in the library suite and would definitely recommend. It's spacious with a library sitting room, separate bedroom and clean well appointed bathroom. We appreciated the snacks, teas, coffee and water provided in room as well as the small refrigerator for our use. The guest house is in a perfect location for walking all through the small town of Hudson and we loved coming and going from our little oasis as we explored the town (we recommend Swoon Kitchen Bar, P.M. wine bar, Strong Tree for coffee and Verdigris for tea & breakfast).

Everything about our stay was wonderful...we stayed in Treetop suite and everything was tastefully done down to every last detail...the bed super comfortable and I would highly recommend it....Cindy McDowell

Thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The decor was eclectic and well-thought out and the room was very clean. The area was quiet and perfectly well-suited to the experience I was seeking. I will definitely stay here again.

If only the air conditioner has been a little quieter, it would have been near perfect. ( I say that only because there is no such thing as absolute perfection in this universe.) And, the price was quite reasonable.

Unique and comfortable rooms, priced reasonably. The staff is extremely accomodating and is happy to go above an beyond.

Thanks to eveyone at Union Street Guest House for the wonderful time we had in Hudson! The room was absolutely emaculate, and although they are still completing construction, it only added to the charm of the place! We'll be back!!

This is a unique place in that it is very private. Wonderful room with really comfy bed, high end sheets and pillows. The items in the bath were excellent. We got to make our own coffee in our room which was fresh ground. Loved it!

We loved the privacy and the spaciousness.