The Roundhouse

The Roundhouse in Beacon, New York, is an inviting boutique hotel that seamlessly blends history with contemporary design.

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Tucked away in the scenic Hudson Valley, it offers guests a tranquil retreat while keeping them close to vibrant attractions and activities. The hotel occupies a historic 19th-century textile factory, which has been thoughtfully repurposed to provide modern comforts without losing its unique architectural charm.

Proximity to nature is a significant advantage for guests at The Roundhouse. Just steps from the hotel, strolling along the banks of Fishkill Creek is a delightful way to unwind. Moreover, art enthusiasts can visit Dia:Beacon, a renowned art museum showcasing large-scale installations and works from artists like Richard Serra and Dan Flavin.

Dining at The Roundhouse’s restaurant offers another highlight: farm-to-table dishes made using local ingredients that capture the essence of Hudson Valley’s culinary offerings. Guests can enjoy their meals with stunning views of the waterfall just outside.

On the downside, some may find the hotel’s focus on preserving historic elements occasionally results in minimalist room designs that might not appeal to those seeking opulent luxury.

For those looking at an escape where natural beauty meets cultural enrichment, The Roundhouse presents an excellent choice—offering convenience and character wrapped within Beacon’s charming small-town vibe.

Pros	Cons
Historic setting	Minimalist room design
Proximity to nature trails
Local attractions like Dia:Beacon nearby
On-site dining with farm-to-table dishes
Scenic views of waterfall and creek

The Roundhouse in 360°