Saratoga Arms Hotel

The hotel is beautiful and elegant, the rooms comfortable and updated with great amenities, the staff helpful and accommodating. We had a wonderful stay and have already started to recommend it to friends and family.

Nice hotel completely updated with modern appliances but done in turn of the Century mode. Excellent stay. Vanilla pancakes for breakfast were the best.

we had a wonderful stay and I love the location..

We stayed here in the October during the week, so the town seemed very quiet, but the quality of the Saratoga Arms shone through. An Introduction email with details of where free parking could be found, step free access into an old colonial building. Friendly staff both at the front desk and during the great breakfast with many options. We had a very large comfy bed, and would definitely recommend this to others.

Room newly redecorated (oct. 2014) in bold blue stripes on one wall. Not for a traditionalist but pretty in its way. Two full bathrooms in room with one king bed. Windows face a house across the street. Excellent breakfast included in room rate but for amazing pastries/baked goods, go to Mrs. London's up the block. Nice in-town location.

Room newly redecorated (oct. 2014) in bold blue stripes on one wall. Not for a traditionalist but pretty in its way. Two full bathrooms in room with one king bed. Windows face a house across the street. Excellent breakfast included in room rate but for amazing pastries/baked goods, go to Mrs. London's up the block. Nice in-town location.

We had a lovely stay and what a great breakfast!

High quality and a little pricey but it's in a smart Upstate New York town so I guess that comes with the territory.

We booked the train from NYC to Montreal and were looking for a place to stay in between. I stumbled on the Saratoga Arms and I will do it again. Great spot right downtown not far from Congress Park and a famous underground railroad entry point. The author of Twelve Years a Slave, Solomon Northrup, was born and died a free man here. Locals were free with history lessons and interesting observations. This was obviously built as a party spot for the Yankee bluebloods after the Revolutionary War. NY society still attends the horses races here, but the section of town that was once solid brothel is considerably tamer now. The staff was great and we walked to everything including the POst Iffice next door and ta great Italian Restaurant a block away.