Pretty much what you would expect from the oldest inn in the US. No elevators. Classic high bedstead with fru-fru amenities. Updated bathroom was acceptable. I've got to say, hearing the hostess at the desk arguing with her supervisor put me off. The main street outside was noisy. more

We had a one night stay at the Courtyard at the Delamater and upon arrival I thought the inn was beautiful as was our room. The room had nice touches such as an electric fireplace, mini fridge, huge bed, etc. But soon we discovered some unpleasantness. The shower leaked all over the bathroom floor because of a faulty shower head.... more

Beautifuly decorated with excellent restaurant. Now being run under a new family management with careful attention being paid to all details to make your stay very comfortable and special. In a quaint town surrounded by many shops and restaurants. There are many comfortable rooms both in the Inn and its annex as well as the Delamater House owned by the... more

When I called to reserve rooms for myself and two colleagues, I specifically requested quiet rooms as our work days would be long. Away from stairways, road noise, you get the idea. The staff person making the reservation recommended the Gables House that's part of the Delamater Inn. The rooms were lovely, the sherry was a nice touch. However, the... more

I was very impressed with this hotel. I have stayed at many diferent ones over the past few years and this place was great. The staff was wonderful, especially Cynthia. My room was perfect, the grounds were beautiful. Perfect location. THe bar and restaurant were awesome. I am thinking of coming back. Thanks for everything. more

After touring the area all day, we decided to take a chance and see what the ‘oldest inn in America’ was like. It looks very charming and historic, and the location (right in the center of town) is fantstic. The lobby has a nice fireplace, and a very cozy atmosphere. The front desk attendant was friendly, professional, and very forthcoming... more

While the property is attractive, our room was on the small side for the price and the bathroom was cramped. Breakfast was included but it was nothing special. We have better breakfasts when we stay at the Holiday Inn Express. Most distressing was the fact that the fire alarm went off around 9 pm. No one on the hotel staff... more

I stayed at the Beekman Arms for one night this week, as it was the hotel suggested by the co-worker with who I was traveling on business. I was quite leary about the stay after reading the reviews here. It was better than I expected - though very quirky. My room was bright and clean. I had a room on... more

We arrived in Rhinebeck for a weekend getaway and stayed in Room 22 above the lobby. The "Oldest Inn in America" needs some attention. It was appalling to find black mold in the shower. We cannot comment on how clean the sink was in the bathroom as you could barely see it or the mirror due to the lack of... more