Welcome to the Roundhouse, a former factory set above a rushing waterfall, in the heart of Beacon, NY.
A relaxed, modern retreat, The Roundhouse offers a 51-room boutique hotel, award-winning restaurant, and event venue located in restored 19th-century industrial buildings. Our site blends modern design with historic architecture in a unique and scenic destination. Steps from Main Street Beacon, The Roundhouse serves as your gateway to all the Hudson Valley has to offer.
STAY
Two distinct buildings. Fifty-one beautifully appointed guest rooms. One singular experience.
Modern rooms and spacious suites that showcase the light, lofty feel of the historic industrial framework. Blending contemporary design with locally crafted furnishings for an ultra-comfortable stay.
Two distinct buildings. Fifty-one beautifully appointed guest rooms. One singular experience.
Modern rooms and spacious suites that showcase the light, lofty feel of the historic industrial framework. Blending contemporary design with locally crafted furnishings for an ultra-comfortable stay.
Dine
Modern American cuisine, served in an airy, immersive setting. Savor a menu of seasonal fare, along with waterfall views through floor-to-ceiling windows.
Celebrate
Wedding or gala—the Roundhouse offers a stunning canvas for your gathering. From alluring industrial spaces with original historic features and floor-to-ceiling windows to the attentive care of our events staff, every element sets the tone for a beautiful celebration.
Wedding or gala—the Roundhouse offers a stunning canvas for your gathering. From alluring industrial spaces with original historic features and floor-to-ceiling windows to the attentive care of our events staff, every element sets the tone for a beautiful celebration.
Beacon, NY
An hour and a half from New York City, in the heart of the Hudson Valley—Beacon, NY offers a vibrant art scene, close access to the nature & adventure of the Hudson Highlands, and over one mile of locally owned shops. Enjoy the city of Beacon just steps from The Roundhouse’s front door.
Photo by Alex Schon