Saratoga Farmstead B&B, Saratoga Springs

Saratoga Farmstead B&B - A historic Civil War-era farmhouse with therapeutic massage services and wildlife sanctuary on 10 acres

Located at the foothills of the Adirondacks, this green-certified Saratoga Springs hotel occupies the last remaining 10 acres of a Civil War-era farm built by abolitionists Benjamin and Clarissa Dyer. The Saratoga Farmstead B&B features 5 uniquely decorated guest rooms furnished with king, queen, double, and twin beds, each showcasing artistic details blended with farmhouse charm. A nutrition-forward breakfast using locally sourced ingredients is served daily. The property includes walking trails through gardens and meadows, while the surrounding fields contain milkweed that attracts monarch butterflies. On-site amenities include custom therapeutic massages by certified therapist Allison LMT, free WiFi, air conditioning, and a shared lounge. The Farmstead sits 2 miles from Saratoga Springs Amtrak station and 31 mile from Albany International Airport.

Pros

Certified Wildlife Sanctuary by Audubon International, providing refuge for local wildlife including turkey, fox, and deer

Platinum level TripAdvisor GreenLeader property for environmental practices

Custom therapeutic massage services available on-premise

Dedicated Monarch Waystation Program supporting butterfly conservation

Cons

Downtown Saratoga area requires a 10-minute drive

American Express cards not accepted for payment