Originally built in 1906 as a hunting lodge, Tiger House is a mansion and bed and breakfast in downtown Hudson, NY.  With its well-appointed rooms, stately architectural details and incredible breakfasts, this unique venue offers a memorable stay in a historic mansion with a fabled and sordid past.  The original proprietor, Morgan Jones, was heir to a soap fortune and drew inspiration for the Dutch Jacobian facade from his travels in Europe.  His wife was a passionate suffragist and marched on Albany in 1912. After their departure, the mansion is said to have been used as a brothel, senior home, asylum and bed & breakfast.  It's a small wonder that the intricate carvings, Mercer tiles, original Tiffany stained glass windows, and elaborate woodwork are still intact after so much varied use.  

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The current owners spent most of their professional lives running non-profits in New York City.  Now they draw from the large local community of artists, makers and freelancers to help create an intimate and uniquely Hudson experience for visiting guests.

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The rooms and suites showcase period details and charm with all modern amenities — several feature gas fireplaces. In addition to guestrooms, visitors may enjoy the magnificent library, dining room, solarium, and garden – a perfect retreat!