Historic stays in New York
7 buildings on the National Register, built between 1830 and 1922. 7 were confirmed taking overnight guests on their own websites when we checked.
Confirmed taking guests (checked by hand) Historic building with a lodging history
| Building | Town | Built | Style | Today |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rogues' Harbor Inn | Lansing (South Lansing) | 1830–1842 | Greek Revival | Takes guests |
| Wiawaka Holiday House | Lake George | c. 1873–1912 | Second Empire | Takes guests |
| Mohonk Mountain House | New Paltz | 1869–1902 (oldest surviving part 1879) | Queen Anne | Takes guests |
| Beaverkill Valley Inn | Lew Beach (Hardenburgh) | 1895 | Queen Anne | Takes guests |
| Bear Mountain Inn | Bear Mountain (Stony Point) | 1914–1915 | Rustic (Parkitecture) | Takes guests |
| Oheka Castle | Cold Spring Hills (Huntington) | 1914–1919 | Neoclassical and Beaux-Arts | Takes guests |
| The Sagamore | Bolton Landing (Bolton) | 1922–1930 (third hotel on the site; first opened 1883) | Colonial Revival | Takes guests |
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