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Saratoga Arms

Saratoga Springs, New York, United States · Independent · Core Luxury

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Loren Putnam, a grandson of Gideon Putnam, built Saratoga Arms in 1870 as a Second Empire brick house on Broadway, and it has also been the Putnam, the Walton and the Windsor. It was a rooming house run by Alice Bode until her death in 1995 at 93, and Kathleen and Noel Smith bought it in 1997 and reopened it as a sixteen-room inn in February 1999, a short walk from the springs and the track.

About Saratoga Arms

History

Saratoga Arms occupies an 1870 Second Empire brick building on Broadway in Saratoga Springs, from the same Gilded Age hotel boom that produced the Adelphi. It remains an inn-scale house rather than a full-block resort.

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