Beekman Arms and Delamater Inn

The room was large and comfortable. The front desk upgraded our space to a suite and it was great.

DO NOT book these rooms through *******!!! The property has a lot of extra rooms spread out over a couple of blocks. ******* doesn’t tell you this and they’ll stick you anywhere when you’re expecting a historic inn! We arrived at 10 pm and found out we were in basically a little apartment over the breakfast area which is 1.5 or 2 blocks from the actual inn. It wasn’t a bad room, it just wasn’t “the oldest Inn in America, where George Washington slept”. We were so upset, but too tired to move rooms. The Inn staff offered to. They gave us a discount instead. This was after ******* called and emailed multiple times in the preceding 2 weeks to tell me the “inn would be closed” and we had to reschedule. I had spoken to the inn directly and confirmed that it was an ******* glitch! The Inn itself looks incredible, and the staff was great, but ******* blew it twice on this one. Book direct!

This is the oldest continuously operating inn in the U.S. The floors are somewhat slanted and have beautiful boards, often original. The Arms is in the middle of the village.

Old fashion feel, posters beds were amazing. Appreciated the nook with comfortable wing chairs with a table set up with a little carafe of Sherri, very cute. Keurig coffee pods only had 1 caffeinated pod of coffee with two guests would have appreciated two. Heavy drapery with an unexpected design, hung well & kept the light & noise minimal. Pleasant space!

Very convenient place to stay, the grounds are beautiful, didn't receive clear directions to find our room, but enjoyed being there.

The room was great. Two main issues: 1. It took forever to find our rooms. The map does not match the real layout, not clear signs and we are lucky to do this in a nice weather and not at night or rainy day, 2. Breakfast was basic