While rekindling the feeling of luxury, refinement, and indulgence from an era gone by, The Inn At Saratoga embraces today's modern world of convenience, efficiency, and kick-off-your-shoes-and-make-yourself-at-home hospitality.

Built in 1848 amidst the steady influx of tourists eager for recreation, horse racing, the arts, and the cures of the mineral baths and tonic waters, the Inn welcomed guests of wealth and cultivation. Today's guests come for these same attractions.

You can almost hear the whisper of gowns and the blowing of horses as you stand under the carriage port where drivers would pause their buggies for the fancy ladies and their beaus to enter The Inn. The careful Victorian decor inside, gently blended with state-of-the-art technology transports you to a place out of time where anything is possible. In addition to preserving the original Victorian architecture, other characteristics about The Inn remain unchanged: recognition for exquisite cuisine and extraordinary devotion to pleasing its guests