The Wayside Inn And Meeting Center
104 Wilton Rd.
Greenfield, New York
United States 12833
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General Information
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Saratoga Charm & History; Country Warmth & Hospitality. Located just five minutes from downtown Saratoga Springs, in the foothills of the Adirondacks, the Wayside Inn is perfect for that special country get-away!The international flavor and atmosphere of this unique 1786 stagecoach inn (bed & breakfast), conveniently-located near Saratoga Springs and Lake George, provides an unforgettable experience. With easy access to downtown Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC), and the thoroughbred or harness tracks (10 minutes), you can pamper yourself in one of America/s truly unique cities. Enjoy a relaxing stay in one of the most peaceful settings in the Northeast. The international flavor and atmosphere of this unique, conveniently-located inn provides an unforgettable experience. A brook, shaded by majestic willow trees and lined with flowers, cascades from beside the Inn, providing positive feelings and a sense of history to refresh and prepare you for the rest of a visit to the Saratoga area.|The innkeepers, Karen and Dale Shook, have lived in many places and have furnished the Inn with mementos from the Middle East, Europe and the Far East. Tastefully decorated guest rooms exude comfort and nostalgia. The rooms feature accents from Austria, Germany, Spain, Italy and Finland; in addition, there are many items from China, Korea and Thailand and appointments from India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Syria.|In addition to the proximity to Saratoga and Lake George areas, there is considerable recreational opportunity available near the Inn. Both roads intersecting near the Inn are included in various tour guidebooks as providing some of the finest bicycle and hiking opportunities in the region. After a hike or ride you might wish to walk through the Inn?s orchard or visit the Inn?s donkey and horse, a retired thoroughbred. In the fall or spring you may visit the pond which is a stopping point for migrating Canadian geese and ducks or an occasional Blue Heron.
year built:
1786
year renovated:
2004
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Accommodations
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Madame Butterfly: A gracious room that invites the guest to enjoy treasures from the Orient and the Middle East, including Chinese chests and screens. The spacious bath room includes a private dressing room, as well as a jet tub, and a separate shower. The bedroom has a king-size bed. Air-conditioned, with in-room refrigerator, personal coffee service, cable TV and wireless Internet service. Captain St. John, with its inviting reader's nook, casts a spell of inviting comfort and relaxation. Named after the first owner of the Inn, a Revolutionary War Army Officer from Connecticut. Overlooks the stream, humpback bridge and orchard. Original wide-planked floors and tiled bath, large tub/shower. Ceiling fan and air-conditioned, with in-room refrigerator, personal coffee service, cable TV and wireless Internet service. Queen size bed.|Papa Haydn: This Delightful corner room with windows on two sides opportunes the guest to enjoy the orchard and cascading stream or a farm vista and perchance a glimpse of a deer or flock of wild turkeys. Original wide plank floors, overlooks orchard, stream and large meadow across the front yard lined with sugar maple and willow trees. The private bath features a southwest US motif and offers the guest the enhanced relaxation of a multi-head shower-tub combination. Queen size bed, Air-conditioned with in-room refrigerator and personal coffee service.|Scherezade: This large and spectacular room invites the guest to enjoy treasures from the Middle East, including tribal carpets and screens. The room has a king-size bed and a spacious shower in the bath. Air-conditioned, with in-room refrigerator and personal coffee service.
number of rooms:
5
room types:
Apartment, King, Queen, Studio, Suite
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Room Rates
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following credit cards accepted:
Visa,Mastercard
seasonal rates apply during Saratoga Race Season (late July through August)
local taxes may apply.
8.0000
single occupancy rate is between
95.00 and 215.00
extra person charge:
Yes
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In-room Amenities
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Air-conditioning
Clock radio
Coffee/tea maker
Hairdryer
Internet access
Iron/ironing board
Private bathroom
Refrigerator
Television (cable/satellite)
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On-site Amenities
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Breakfast included (full)
Gardens
Gift shop
Meeting facilities
No Smoking
Parking (free)
Pets not allowed
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Policies
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deposit required
cancellation policy:
All bookings are prepaid and are charged in full with the reservation. Cancellations must be made within three (3) weeks from the first day of the reservation. The cancellation must be transacted directly with the Inn and accepted in writing. During Saratoga Race season cancellations will be accepted only if the room(s) can be re-booked. No-shows will be charged for the entire reservation.
Arrival after 8 pm must be arranged through phone contact with the innkeepers.
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Location
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nearby features:
Lake George, 18 miles, Saratoga Thoroughbred Track, 7 miles, Saratoga Raceway and Gaming Center, 6 miles, Saratoga Performing Arts Center, 5 miles, Albany, 35 miles
transportation:
Amtrak, 4 miles
directions to property:
Exit 15 of Northway (I-87), Turn left onto Route 50. Proceed 3 stop lights. Turn Right onto Rt. 9. Proceed 1.5 miles, just past Amtrak overpass to Daniels Rd. Turn Left. Follow Daniels to first stop sign (3.5 miles) - Locust Grove Rd. Turn Right on Locust Grove and follow for exactly 2.0 miles to first stop sign. Turn right onto Wilton Road. Turn left into the first drive on left. The property is surrounded by white horse fence.
nearest major airport:
Albany International (30 miles)
description of surrounding area:
Near Saratoga Springs, Lake George and the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. The Wayside Inn is within 5-10 minutes of the oldest thorougbred track in the U.S., one of the top performing arts centers, a new and growing racino, a national battleground park (Battle of Saratoga, Revolutionary War), and several of the finest restaurants in the country.
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