This historic old inn has all the charm you would expect in a classic country inn. The restaurant is rustic an serves traditional fare. The hotel lobby has a real wood fireplace. Adjoining rooms are rooms that display old pages from the inn's register book. Many people back in the 1700s had a horse that was kept in the inn's... More

Oldest Inn in America....good start. Competitive pricing for the area....OK. Reservation phone call, not so much; but we did it anyway. Weird parking situation....maybe they can't do anything about it. Dark, dark spooky lobby with NO warm greeting. And the service was the main problem really. Room 31 recently renovated. Some old charm still remains with step up bathroom and... More

Beekman and Delameter are two separate properties about a block apart. Can't speak to Beekman but I have never in my life stayed anywhere as noisy as my room at the Delameter! The rooms are very large but old and you hear every step, door closing, water running and conversation. The rooms also smelled like insecticide. I urge you to... More

Our overnight stay at the Delamater Inn was truly disappointing. We entered our building after dark. We had three keys. Unfortunately, the light was out on the porch and we had a difficult time finding the right key. There was not enough hot water for me to take a bath. In the morning, after 6 inches of snow, No one... More

I stayed for one night this past weekend--very charming and a relaxing stay--the food was decent and the rooms were adorable with working fireplaces and an urn of sherry--the service was perfect--I would recommend it to anyone--

I had such warm memories of this inn from a visit I made many years ago. The rooms were cozy, the staff felt like family, and the Sunday brunch was incomparable. During the a la carte "brunch" on this visit, I learned that the inn had changed owners about ten years ago. The restaurant was empty, the rooms were average,... More

We stopped in to avoid driving in a snow storm that never happened. We looked at two rooms on the Delamater property and they seemed so so. No charm but did appear to be clean, etc. We took a room in the main inn that we were warned would be noisy as it is directly over the main entry. The... More

The Beekman Arms is the only place to stay right in the heart of the lovely village of Rhinebeck. We've been staying here off and on for over 25 years, and it's always pleasant. Let me say off the bat, this isn't all shiny marble bathrooms and Frette sheets. It's a comfortable place to stay with great staff, in a... More

I came in late at night and stayed in the newer annex. The rooms are not perfect but are convenient to the train station, comfortable, large, reasonably priced and near town. It is easy to get a train from New York City to Rhinebeck, a taxi to the hotel from the train station at any time, and a bus directly... More