The Adelphi Hotel in Saratoga Springs, New York is proving itself to be one of the most unique luxury destinations in the charming resort town. Renovated from an 1877 building, the Adelphi took five years and $30 million to create from the shell of the old building. Though much of the structure had to be rebuilt due to the damage it sustained over the years, the hotel’s interior designer, Glen Coben, made sure to preserve as much of the historic property’s character as possible while infusing it with modern creature comforts.
The result is a stunning hotel filled with history, luxurious touches, and interesting details. From the mahogany staircase and custom wallpaper to the tufted-leather headboards and freestanding tubs, this hotel doesn’t miss a detail.
Enjoy this inspiring hotel tour courtesy of Elle Decor.
The Adelphi Hotel
These wall panels would be easy to recreate in a bedroom on a low budget. Simply cut squares of wallpaper, frame them out with wood trim, and paint the trim to match the walls. Voila – easy wall art that creates an elegant focal point behind the bed.
Jewel tones are rich, elegant colors that bring a touch of sophistication to a space. Use these bold accents on a neutral backdrop for a look that is dramatic and beautiful, like this sitting area.
Get creative with how you hang your art. This unique arrangement is visually interesting and adds a lot of character to this vignette, especially when paired with the vintage typewriter.
You could easily recreate the lovely wall treatment leading up the staircase by doing the same thing as the bedroom – cut pieces of wallpaper and frame them with trim, then paint the trim. In this case, they went with a black frame for a more dramatic look.
A lucite coffee table is perfect for this small sitting area to take up little visual space and make the room feel larger.
More jewel tones – the blue and red – bring a stunning pop of color to this dark, elegant space.
Lots of beautiful contrast is at work in the lobby, switching from dark to light for a timeless, dramatic appeal.
What a spectacular place!
Warm regards,
Megan