34 First Street. Haverstraw, NY 10927| 845.219.1698 | casahudsonny@gmail.com
ABOUT
When Andrea Caccuro, a former fashion executive turned marketing consultant, set forth on a quest to restore an Italian Renaissance house in 2010, she embraced the whispers of history. This enchanting villa, built by a brickyard owner in the 1850s, stands proudly in Haverstraw, NY—a quaint, historic village nestled 35 miles north of the bustling heart of NYC.
Casa Hudson stands as a contemporary homage to the cherished bed and breakfast tradition. Each of the three enchanting rooms is adorned with a combination lock, a private bath, complimentary Wi-Fi, and captivating original artwork. Beyond the allure of individual room rentals, the entire villa opens its doors for retreats, escapes, or special celebrations. Casa Hudson invites you to step away from the ordinary and discover the Lower Hudson Valley's newest gem, perched gracefully along the Hudson River. We warmly beckon you to experience our labor of love—reserve your sanctuary and bask in the beauty of sunrise from our welcoming porch.
In 2015, Casa Hudson was bestowed the esteemed Rockland Historical Society Preservation Merit Award for Adaptive Use, celebrating their artful restoration of the villa. By 2018, the enchanting Casa Hudson captured the hearts of many, earning the title of best bed and breakfast as voted by the discerning readers of Hudson Valley Magazine.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
The villa is located in the village of Haverstraw which is nestled between High Tor Mountain and the Hudson River. It is a friendly walkable village that has a variety of restaurants. Stay at Casa Hudson and experience the tranquility of sitting on the porch, looking out to the river or walking into the village for a more diverse, urban vibe.
"A note about Haverstraw itself: it may not get all the recognition that Hudson does, but it is truly a little hidden gem."
-Clare
GALLERY
Experience a new way of traveling other then staying in a hotel or motel. Be surrounded with art and natural beauty of the Hudson River.
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