Set against the scenic backdrop of the Hudson River, Windrose on Hudson offers a peaceful, upscale retreat just outside the bustle of New York City. This elegant boutique-style property blends contemporary comfort with the natural beauty of the Hudson Valley, creating a relaxing escape for weekend travelers, couples, and small groups. Operated by Benchmark Resorts & Hotels, a division of Pyramid Global Hospitality, the hotel reflects a commitment to exceptional service and elevated guest experiences under the leadership of Warren Fields, a trailblazing Black hospitality executive.
Located just north of New York City in Westchester County, the hotel offers a peaceful riverside escape while remaining easily accessible from Manhattan.
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Windrose on Hudson is ideal for travelers seeking a serene, upscale escape without traveling far from the city. Days can be spent enjoying riverfront walks, wine-country style dining, or exploring nearby Hudson Valley towns, while evenings bring sunset views over the water and intimate dining experiences.
Its management under Black executive leadership adds meaningful representation within boutique and destination hospitality—making Windrose on Hudson a thoughtful choice for travelers who value both ambiance and inclusive leadership.
Windrose on Hudson is Black-led through its hotel management company, Pyramid Global Hospitality, one of the world’s largest independent hotel management organizations.
The property is managed through Benchmark Resorts & Hotels, Pyramid Global Hospitality’s independent luxury and lifestyle division. Pyramid Global Hospitality is led by Warren Fields, CEO and founding partner, a longtime hospitality executive whose career spans hotel operations, acquisitions, development, finance and asset management.
Fields helped build Pyramid from a small hotel company founded in 1999 into a global hospitality organization managing hundreds of hotels and resorts across the United States and international markets.
Windrose on Hudson itself occupies the historic former GE Crotonville leadership campus in Ossining, New York. The property was acquired from General Electric in 2024 by Crotonville Owner LLC and subsequently repositioned as Windrose on Hudson.
BHG Classification: Black-Led / Black-Managed. The property’s ownership entity is Crotonville Owner LLC; its connection to Black leadership comes through Pyramid Global Hospitality and CEO Warren Fields, rather than verified Black ownership of the real estate.
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