New York, United States
New hotels in Rhinebeck
A Hudson Valley village roughly two hours north of New York City, where Soho House is restoring a historic 18th-century estate into its first countryside retreat.
Now open in Rhinebeck
No verified openings in Rhinebeck yet.
Coming soon in Rhinebeck
This guide is tracking one confirmed opening in Rhinebeck: Soho House Rhinebeck, a members'-club retreat under construction on the historic Grasmere estate. The Hudson Valley village itself has long drawn weekenders from New York City for its antique shops, the Dutchess County Fairgrounds and easy access to the Culinary Institute of America across the river in Hyde Park, but it has had little in the way of large-scale hotel development until now.
A historic estate, not a new build
Grasmere is a roughly 250-acre former working farm centered on an 18th-century brick manor house first built for a Revolutionary War general. Rather than tearing the property down for a conventional resort, the project restores the manor and adds a cluster of new cabin buildings, preserving the estate's original character rather than replacing it — a pattern more common in the Hudson Valley's recent hospitality wave than a ground-up hotel tower would be.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a new hotel opening in Rhinebeck?
Yes — Soho House Rhinebeck, a private members' retreat on the historic Grasmere estate, received final planning approval from the Town of Rhinebeck in February 2026 after a multi-year review, with an opening targeted for 2027 or 2028 depending on the source.
What is Rhinebeck known for?
A compact, walkable Hudson Valley village about two hours north of New York City, known for its antique shops, the annual Dutchess County Fair and proximity to the Culinary Institute of America in nearby Hyde Park.
Is Soho House Rhinebeck open to the public?
No. Like other Soho House locations, it operates as a private members' club, with accommodations reserved for members and their guests rather than the general public.