I pass through the New York area regularly on business, and have stayed in a number of hotels from Albany south. The Beekman Arms has become my favorite for a number of reasons, but primarily because it feels like an old home, a place you can relax, a place without pretense. The building carries its history well; the food in the Tavern is great; ...

Our laptop computer was stolen from the hotel. When we reported it to the front dest, another guest said her camera was traken from her room.

The manager claimed she couldn't be rssponsable and told us to report the theft to the police. When we did, the officer on duty said there were many thefts repoted by Beekman Arms hotel guests.

The ...

It wasn't so much the actual 'place' that turned me off of the Beakman Arms, although I find it highly overpriced and completely riding on it's claimed title of being the 'Oldest in America'. It was more from my interaction with the reservationist, Cindy, which completely put a sour taste in my mouth and never want to visit ...

We took my daughter, son-in-law and younger daughter here for a weekend to celebrate our elder daughter's birthday. The "young marrieds" had a room; we had a very comfortable suite with a shared sun porch. It's a totally charming and wonderful hotel. We loved Rhinebeck and the fact that the young folks could take the train ...

The Beekman Arms & Delamter Inn are located in the quaint town of Rhinebeck. The rooms at the Beekman (the old historic part of the property) are very nice but are smaller than the "court-yard" rooms across the street at the Delamater Inn. Rooms are beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. The hotel is walking distance to several ...