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A luxurious hotel in a charming location, with a great view, a beautiful shower, comfortable beds, and a feeling of old and new together.
The Abbey Inn was really wonderful. The location can't be beat, the staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and the accommodations were beautiful. The room was pristine and very clean and modern. It was quiet and the temperature was perfect. We did not want to leave. I felt like a princess with the lovely toiletries and robes which were supplied. The on-site restaurant was a real treat, too. We will be back.
The Abbey Inn & Spa sits on a scenic hill overlooking the Hudson River, placing guests within easy reach of riverside parks, historic sites, hiking in the Hudson Highlands, cultural venues, and charming river towns. Nearby highlights include Bear Mountain State Park for outdoor recreation, the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater for live events in downtown Peekskill, DIA Beacon and Boscobel House & Gardens across the river for art and historic house tours, and the village of Cold Spring for antiques, cafés and hiking access to Hudson Highlands State Park.
A restored historic theater hosting concerts, comedy shows, and special events — lively nightlife and dining in downtown Peekskill are within easy walking distance.
A scenic waterfront park with walking paths, river views, seasonal festivals, and access points for riverside strolls and birdwatching.
A large state park offering hiking (including sections of the Appalachian Trail), a zoo, picnic areas, boat launches, and panoramic views of the Hudson Valley.
A world-class museum housed in a converted factory in Beacon featuring contemporary art exhibitions (ideal for day trips and art lovers).
A picturesque riverside village with antiques shops, cafés and access to hiking trails (e.g., Breakneck Ridge and Little Stony Point) for dramatic views of the Hudson.
A beautifully preserved Federal-style mansion with manicured gardens overlooking the Hudson River — excellent for history enthusiasts and photography.
Make the most of your stay at The Abbey Inn & Spa with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Peekskill:
Peekskill and the Hudson Valley offer a mix of dramatic river views, outdoor adventure, cultural venues, and small-town charm. The Abbey Inn & Spa is an excellent base for exploring this region — perched on a hill with sweeping Hudson vistas, beautifully maintained grounds, an on-site restaurant, and an intimate spa. Guests praise the property for its combination of historic atmosphere and modern comforts, attentive staff, and well-appointed rooms, making it ideal for romantic getaways, cultural day trips, and relaxing retreats within easy reach of New York City by train or car.
The Abbey Inn & Spa
900 Fort Hill Road
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Peekskill
Summer
Summer (June–August) and major holiday weekends
Winter (January–February, excluding holidays)
March–May: Temperatures cool to mild, trees and riverfront parks leaf out, and the farmers market and arts scene ramp up. Expect some rainy days and fluctuating temperatures as the season transitions.
A seasonal market (typically spring through fall) offering local produce, prepared foods, and artisan goods along the downtown or riverfront areas.
Summer outdoor concerts and weekend festivals held on or near the Peekskill waterfront and in downtown spaces; programming varies by year.
Peekskill's active arts community hosts gallery openings and occasional open-studio or art-walk events, often aligning with spring and fall weekends.
December holiday programming, including tree lighting and seasonal markets, create a festive downtown atmosphere.
Peekskill experiences a full four-season climate. Summers are warm and humid, with comfortable evenings on the river. Springs and falls can change quickly—pack layers and a light rain jacket. Winters are cold with possible snow and icy conditions; bring warm, waterproof footwear and check road/transit conditions during storms. Always carry a compact umbrella and a few warm layers year-round for breezy river conditions.
Peak lodging and dining prices in Peekskill rise during Summer weekends, riverfront concerts, and holidays (especially July 4th and late-November/December holiday weekends). Proximity to NYC can push weekend rates up as visitors use Peekskill as a Hudson Valley base. Winter (outside holiday weeks) is generally the most budget-friendly time for hotel deals; weekday stays are often cheaper than weekends year-round. Special events at the Paramount and large festivals can cause short spikes in occupancy and prices, so book early for those dates.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Peekskill is accessible by car and by Metro-North commuter rail (Hudson Line). Driving offers flexibility for exploring nearby Hudson Valley towns and trailheads, but downtown parking can be limited during events.
Combine a Peekskill visit with nearby Hudson Valley highlights—take a short drive or train to Cold Spring or Beacon for more hiking and galleries, and time your trip around a performance at the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater or a riverfront concert for local flavor. If you want lower rates and quieter streets, plan a midweek winter stay (avoiding holiday weeks) and bring a warm coat for scenic riverfront walks.
Everything you need to know about your stay at The Abbey Inn & Spa
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