BEEKMAN ARMS AND DELAMATER INN, Rhinebeck

Beekman Arms And Delamater Inn - America's Oldest Continuously Operating Hotel with Historic Charm and Modern Amenities

Dating back to 1766, Beekman Arms And Delamater Inn offers 50 romantic guest rooms and suites across multiple historic buildings in the center of Rhinebeck's National Historic Landmark District. This 3-star Rhinebeck hotel preserves its colonial character with original features like strong oaken beams and broad plank floors while providing contemporary comforts including private baths, air conditioning, refrigerators, and fireplaces in 29 rooms. The property encompasses several distinct accommodations including the 1844 Delamater House (designed by architect Alexander Jackson Davis as one of America's finest examples of Carpenter Gothic) and seven guest houses clustered around a courtyard. Dining options include The Tavern, serving lunch and dinner seven days a week with a menu featuring locally sourced ingredients from Hudson Valley farms in a Colonial Tap Room with overhead beams and an open hearth fireplace. Located within walking distance of Rhinebeck village shops and restaurants, the inn sits surrounded by nine historic estates including those of the Vanderbilts and former President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Pros

Registered on the National Register of Historic Places as America's oldest continuously operated hotel since 1766

The Delamater Conference Room offers 780 square feet of meeting space with a fireplace and French doors

On-site and in-room spa services provided by RAIN Spa including couples massage

Private event spaces available including the Wayfarer Room that can accommodate up to 80 guests

Multi-dealer Antique Market located in a classic 2-story barn behind the main inn

Cons

Located 40.5 miles from Stewart Airport, requiring transportation arrangements

Some rooms are spread across different buildings, requiring outdoor walking between facilities