The Adelphi

New York’s Adelphi Hotel was once the toast of Saratoga Springs, a Golden Age retreat that lured moneyed movers and shakers for its close proximity to the region’s world-class racetrack. Now, after a 5-year renovation, the hotel is an elegant escape worthy of an upstate jaunt. The new Adelphi embraces its history, offering plenty of […]

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The Adelphi

Photo: Courtesy The Adelphi Hotel

The Adelphi

Photo: Courtesy The Adelphi Hotel

The Adelphi

Photo: Courtesy The Adelphi Hotel

Exterior entryway

Morrissey's speakeasy bar

Lounge area

New York’s Adelphi Hotel was once the toast of Saratoga Springs, a Golden Age retreat that lured moneyed movers and shakers for its close proximity to the region’s world-class racetrack. Now, after a 5-year renovation, the hotel is an elegant escape worthy of an upstate jaunt. The new Adelphi embraces its history, offering plenty of modern-day grandeur with beautifully restored interiors and exteriors. Featuring original marble fireplaces and a meticulously repaired spiral staircase, the hotel also includes a beguiling re-creation of Saratoga’s famous Morrissey’s speakeasy, which hosted everyone from John D. Rockefeller to Mark Twain during its heyday. For the ultimate VIP experience, book the $5,000-per-night Owner’s Box, the inn’s 2,100-square-foot presidential suite with two master bedrooms, two living rooms, a 500-square-foot grand terrace, and two signature spa master bathrooms.