Beekman Arms And Delamater Inn, Rhinebeck

Beekman Arms And Delamater Inn - America's Oldest Continuously Operating Hotel with Historic Architecture and Fireplaces

Dating back to 1766, this historic Rhinebeck hotel has operated continuously while preserving its colonial charm and character. Beekman Arms And Delamater Inn features 50 romantic guest rooms and suites across multiple buildings, with 29 rooms offering fireplaces and all providing modern amenities including private baths, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and refrigerators. The property includes the Delamater Inn-one of the finest remaining examples of American Carpenter Gothic architecture, designed by Alexander Jackson Davis-plus seven guest houses clustered around a courtyard. Dining options include The Tavern at The Beekman Arms, which serves lunch and dinner seven days a week year-round with a Colonial Tap Room featuring overhead beams and an open hearth fireplace. For business travelers, the property offers a 780-square-foot conference room with fireplace and French doors at the Delamater property, as well as meeting spaces in the main building. Located in the center of the Village of Rhinebeck, the inn sits in the National Historic Landmark District, surrounded by nine historic estates including those of the Vanderbilts and former President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Pros

The property features distinctive architectural styles, including American Carpenter Gothic at the Delamater Inn and colonial elements at the main building

The Tavern's menu showcases locally sourced ingredients paired with Millbrook Winery selections

Many rooms feature wood-burning or gas fireplaces, adding romantic ambiance

Located within Rhinebeck's walking village with easy access to local attractions

On-site spa services available, including in-room massage treatments

Cons

The property spans multiple buildings, requiring some guests to walk to access amenities

Stewart Airport is located 40.5 miles away, requiring transportation arrangements