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The Adelphi Hotel
Saratoga Springs, New York, United States · Independent · Core Luxury
The Adelphi Hotel, Saratoga's oldest surviving hotel, opened on Broadway in 1877, 14 years before the thoroughbred track. A four-year, $24 million restoration brought the 32-room neo-classical house back in the 2010s, with a glass conservatory restaurant and a new ballroom. Race-week Saratoga still fills it, on downtown Broadway.
- 32 rooms
- Opened 1877
- Neighborhood: Broadway
- Rooms from 350 sq ft (33 m²)
About The Adelphi Hotel
- The Adelphi opened in 1877 and is Saratoga Springs' oldest surviving hotel.
- A $24 million restoration returned 32 rooms, a 1,200-square-foot glass conservatory, and a 2,300-square-foot ballroom.
- The thoroughbred track opened 14 years after the hotel.
- Entry-level rooms start at 350 sq ft (33 m²).
History
The Adelphi Hotel opened on Broadway in 1877, during Saratoga's Gilded Age and before the 1891 thoroughbred meeting that now defines August. After a shutdown and a four-year, $24 million restoration under Richbell Capital (purchase 2012), the 32-room house reopened with a glass-walled conservatory restaurant and a new grand ballroom.
Restaurants and bars
- Salt & Char Steakhouse — Restaurant · steakhouse
- Morrissey’s Lounge & Bistro — Restaurant · bistro
Experiences
- Morrissey's Lounge & Bistro — Lounge and bistro at the hotel, which hosts a monthly family-style Sunday Supper Club.
- Sunday Supper Club — A new monthly family-style supper at Morrissey's, inspired by food traditions of destinations around the world.
- Dancing for Paws — An evening of live music, dancing and giving back on 5 November, with light bites, a cash bar and a silent auction, 7-10pm.
Amenities
- Conservatory restaurant
- Ballroom
Awards
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
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