Somerset County resort named best new hotel in New Jersey, according to Esquire
It can be attained right here in the Garden State.
According to Esquire.com's list The Best New Hotels in the World 2025, Pendry Natirar in Peapack is the best hotel in New Jersey and among the best around the world.
The popular gentlemen's magazine list only contains 42 properties in which writer's of the publication reviewed themselves by becoming guests at each entity.
Here is what the popular magazine said about Pendry Natirar:
"Did I expect my favorite hotel stay of the year to be in I-don't-know-where New Jersey? (Peapack, formally.) Absolutely not. Am I still thinking about it? All the time. Perched on top of a towering hill, the hotel grounds boast a gorgeous wellness spa, a cozy restaurant, and a lobby that looks like it belongs somewhere in the Biltmore. The kicker: Pendry Natirar is fueled by the sprawling farm on the property, which you can tour, and where you can say hi to the chickens and pick up goodies. (I'm still using the honey they gave me.) It all makes for an intimate, Hudson-esque adventure — but without the hike upstate. Rooms from $675." — Brady Langmann
Pendry Natirar is a stately escape on 500 rolling acres in Somerset County, constructed with 68 guestrooms and 21 suites. The hotel has luxurious and comfortable amenities with a combination of rich traditional and contemporary country influence and style. The location has a winery, afternoon teas and offers pilates classes to guests.
Pendry Natirar is where daily life is laced with inspiration and where nature guides us from season to season in splendor. A haven from the bustling tempo of the city's pace, and located just an hour outside of New York City, we have reimagined Natirar's historic grounds into an idyllic retreat layered with luxury, comfort and endless allure, according to Pendry.com.
This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press: Esquire Best New Hotels: Pendry Natirar in Peapack NJ
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