Grand Tudor-Style Mansion Turned Luxury Resort To Open In Somerset County

PEAPACK/GLADSTONE, NJ — Pendry Hotels & Resorts announced the launch of The Natirar Club, a transformed modern members club within the soon-to-open Pendry Natirar resort in Somerset County.

The Natirar Club is a reimagining of the current Club at Natirar in Peapack and Gladstone which was founded in 2007 by Natirar founder and owner, Bob Wojtowicz. The resort is slated to open in late summer 2024.

The Natirar Club offers members an immersive countryside experience tailored to their interests and passions. Only club members and resort guests are granted full access to the grounds.

A calendar of weekly, monthly, and quarterly scheduled events and programming will be offered for members. A variety of activities will also be available to members for all seasons including outdoor sports and recreational pursuits such as tennis, hiking, biking, and fly-fishing, as well as live music, Natirar Farm offerings, regular wellness programming, and select discounts on Spa Pendry, food and beverage, meetings, events and hotel accommodations.

Additionally, members will have preferred access to the renowned Ninety Acres restaurant and cooking school.

"After close to 20 years of my wife Kim and I working through the vision of Natirar, it is incredible to see it come to life with The Natirar Club as the first phase of what will be a key part of the future Pendry Natirar. Kim and I are proud of the partnership with Pendry and look forward to sharing the world-class resort we are working together to create," said Bob and Kim Wojtowicz.

"Natirar is an incredibly special place, and we are grateful for the opportunity to be the stewards of The Natirar Club, and the soon to open, Pendry Natirar," said Michael Fuerstman, co-founder of Pendry Hotels & Resorts. "Bob and Kim Wojtowicz have had an incredible vision for Natirar, and we look forward to introducing our signature Pendry style and service culture to this incredible countryside destination."

Natirar originated in 1912 as one of the largest estates in Somerset County. The name is a reversal of "Raritan," the river that traverses it. The grand Tudor-style mansion has been restored and renovated, along with a new hotel offering to house Pendry Natirar and The Natirar Club.

Membership to The Natirar Club is offered to individuals, couples, and families. For more information about The Natirar Club and membership inquiries, visit natirarclub.com and follow @natirarclub.

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