The Saratoga Sleigh Bed and Breakfast
~The following taken from the website~
Renowned architect R.
Newton Brezee built this large Queen Anne Victorian home in 1888, overlooking
the historic Saratoga Race Course grounds. We have restored it and filled it
with authentic Victorian antique furnishings, as well as all modern amenities ~
and lots of hospitality! Take a step back to the grand and glorious days of the
Victorian Era. Each room of The Saratoga Sleigh Bed and Breakfast offers guests
a memorable stay.
The Saratoga Sleigh
has four large antique-filled bedrooms, each with a private bath. Every room is
unique and alive with its own charm. All rooms feature air conditioning,
fireplaces, balcony or private screened and glassed in porch. Our rooms are as
special and as varied as our guests.
Guests are encouraged
to stroll through the many common area rooms and enjoy all the beauty and
splendor of a Victorian home. The Saratoga Sleigh Bed & Breakfast is
conveniently located one mile off exit 14 of the Northway (I-87). 30 minutes
south of Lake George and 20 minutes north of Albany. The Sleigh is close to all that
the North Country and Adirondacks have to offer. The Saratoga Sleigh is
directly across the street from the world famous Saratoga Springs Thoroughbred
Race Course and next door to the recently expanded National Racing Museum.
The Master's Room

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A private balcony overlooks the National Racing Museum garden next door, and can be used for breakfast, if desired.
The Sun Porch Room

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The Four Poster Room

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The Lillian Russell Room

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The very large tiled private bathroom is down the hall and worth the 20 foot walk. It features a huge hand-decorated claw foot tub and pedestal sink, a1890 sitz bath, and best of all, an original needle shower.
Guests are encouraged to stroll through the many common area
rooms and enjoy all the beauty and splendor of a Victorian home. Visit the
Billiard Room, as well as an outrageous bathroom designed for Lillian Russell
in the 1890's, complete with a working needle shower. A must see! Please visit their website
if you would like additional information on any of the rooms or to check for
availability.
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