Pocketbook Hudson

Name: Pocketbook Hudson
Address: Hudson, US
Price range: $$$

Design Heritage Social

Central

Vibe

Exposed 1880s timber columns meet stainless steel and custom Misha Kahn lamps, creating an art-forward social hub in upstate New York.

“Industrial bathhouse clubhouse”

Design

Interiors by Charlap Hyman and Herrero pair exposed timber mill columns with custom Misha Kahn lamps.

Heritage

A restored 1883 textile mill and pocketbook factory preserving patinated brickwork and heavy timber framing.

Social

Day-to-night gatherings span the all-day cafe, Argentine live-fire dining room Ambos, and subterranean nightclub Ether.

Central

In downtown Hudson, walking distance to Warren Street boutiques and the Hudson Amtrak Station.

Rooms

Lofty studios feature natural wood frames, stainless-steel washbasins, custom Eckhaus Latta robes, and deep freestanding soaking tubs in select spaces.

Wellness

The bathhouse complex features saltwater pools, warm and cold plunge baths, a sauna, a steam room, and classical Chinese medicine bodywork.

Backstory

Built in 1883 as a textile mill, the red-brick complex produced handbags until the 1970s under factory owner Eleanore Ambos.

Eat & drink

Chef Norberto Piattoni helms Argentine live-fire cooking at Ambos, while an all-day natural wine café transitions into subterranean nightclub Ether.

The neighborhood

Set in downtown Hudson, the former factory sits within easy walking distance of Warren Street antique shops, contemporary galleries, and the Amtrak station.

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