The Adelphi Hotel is a rare surviving High Victorian Hotel Inn from the end of the 19th century - when Saratoga Springs reigned as America's "Queen of the Spa's." The Hotel was constructed in 1877 during the heyday of the national rage for "taking the waters" at Saratoga.

Stepping inside the Adelphi Hotel, the walls of the large and grand lobby are elaborately decorated with hand-painted stencils. These were executed by one of America's most honored contemporary stencil masters. Immense fresh flower arrangements are a special feature of the lobby, as well as the public spaces of the Hotel.

Beyond the stunning reception area is a cafe lounge featuring a 3-wall mural of an 1880's Saratoga hotel courtyard. The cafe leads out to a flower filled courtyard and to the turn-of-the-century style swimming pool.

The 39 guest rooms are the best feature of all. They are individually, and very elaborately decorated - each one different and unique. There are Victorian country rooms. High Victorian Eastlake rooms, Adirondack-style rooms, Arts & Crafts rooms, French Provincial rooms, Folk Art rooms, English Country House rooms - even a stenciled Bohemian peasant suite."