Really enjoyed our stay in the center of this nice little town. Hotel has a real bar with locals. Choose a quiet room on the 3rd floor away from the restaurant ... we had # 33. More

This hotel is blessed with the perfect location in a fabulous area. I traveled with friends to scout a location for a future trip with a wider group of pals. Pros: The best location. Charming, historic building. Laissez faire attitude on the part of the staff. Cons: Laissez faire attitude on the part of the staff. Somewhat tired accomodations. If... More

Unfortunately the hotel is not as good as it could be or should be for this area. The first room that we had was not acceptable. It smelled bad, had windows painted shut and one was broken, the sofa looked filthy. The second room was better, but not by much. Very disappointing, dingy, dusty, had a broken lock and security... More

Other than the fact that a/c is only seasonal, this hotel is beyond awesome. The rooms are genuinely what you expect in an off-the-beaten-path hotel. The town itself is great for exploring. People here are friendly and accommodating. The room felt like I'd stepped back in time. The entire hotel is clean and comfortable, yet it also feels like the... More

We have stayed at the Beekman Arms several times; it is an American treasure. It is well situated in the center of quaint Rhinebeck within easy driving distance to Hyde Park, other historic sites, and beautiful scenery. The public rooms are comfortable and spacious, with interesting colonial-era artifacts. The guest rooms combine modern comforts within the historic structure -- although... More

If the walls could talk ... Founding Fathers George Washington and Alexander Hamilton among others stayed at this inn. Beautiful, well-maintained property with perfect rooms and furnishings. I loved my four poster bed, elevated off the floor, with gorgeous linens and a nice bathroom with good toiletries. It sits squarely in the middle of idyllic Rhinebeck close to antique stores,... More

This is our second stay in the last six months at this charming inn just off the New York Thruway, two hours north of New York City. The inn claims to be the oldest inn in America and we have no reason to doubt that claim. We've stay many times during the last decade, as it is for us, a... More

This was our second visit to Rhinebeck; on our first trip there we stayed at the Rhinecliff, which was fine but not great. While there the first time, we happened upon the Beekman. Being a history lover, my husband and I asked if we could see one of the guest rooms, which the woman at the front desk did with... More

The Beekman Arms has two things going for it, in spades: History and location. This is an old inn, I mean they claim to be the oldest operating inn in the country. It could be...there are some neat old documents and antiques around the place. The location is unbelievable, its right in the heart of Rhinebeck, an ideal location for... More