Pendry Natirar

About

On the wooded hills of Somerset County, about an hour from Manhattan, Pendry Natirar occupies a grand Tudor style manor that once belonged to Kate Macy Ladd, daughter of the Macy’s department store founder. The estate later passed into the hands of King Hassan II of Morocco, an anecdote that still adds a certain quiet glamour to weekend cocktails on the terrace. Today the restored residence anchors a refined countryside retreat set within more than four hundred acres of parkland and farmland. Interiors favour warm wood, stone fireplaces and generous windows framing rolling lawns. Hospitality feels polished yet relaxed, with staff who understand the rhythm of a city guest seeking calm. Dining is a highlight. At Ninety Acres, produce often comes from the estate itself, and the kitchen delivers confident, contemporary American cooking that easily justifies a detour.