Looking for quaint yet modern lodging in Saratoga Springs, New York? If so, look no further than Bluebird Spa City Motor Lodge! Located in the heart of Downtown Saratoga Springs, this boutique hotel has the look and feel of Saratoga Springs’ famous motor lodges. However, it’s a modern take on the classic lodging option with contemporary amenities, a unique atrium-style interior, and a prime location in the middle of the action. In this blog, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about this Saratoga Springs boutique hotel, from its unique accommodations to its top-notch amenities and proximity to note-worthy attractions. So, let’s dive in!
This luxury hotel boasts 42 guest rooms in various configurations. Reminiscent of artist’s studios, they’re the perfect place to relax and reflect after a day spent absorbing the rich culture of Saratoga Springs.
Bluebird Spa City Motor Lodge is a motor lodge-style hotel and thus has only a few amenities. However, what it lacks in quantity, it makes up for in quality. Here’s a preview of the on-site amenities you’ll find at this boutique property:
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Saratoga Springs in New York State hums with culture and creativity. A popular resort destination for over 200 years, the town is famous for its arts and culinary scenes, rich history, and horse racing. So, here are some fun and enriching activities to add to your Saratoga Springs vacation itinerary:
Opened in 1863, the Saratoga Race Course is a thoroughbred horse racing track widely considered the oldest major sports venue in the US. The Saratoga Race Course hosts more than 70 races throughout the year. They include the Grand 1 Travers Stakes, as well as the Saratoga Derby and the Adirondack Stakes.
Want to up your horse racing IQ before the big race? Then be sure to visit the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame. This museum is located within walking distance of the Bluebird Saratoga Springs boutique hotel. It hosts an extensive collection of artifacts, memorabilia, and art documenting the history of the sport. Also featured are three halls of fame: one for jockeys, one for horses, and one for trainers.
The Saratoga National Historical Park commemorates the Battles of Saratoga, in which America scored decisive victories over the British during the Revolutionary War. The park is open from dusk till dawn year-round. It features a Visitors Center with a short orientation film, as well as a fiber-optic light map, artifact displays, and more.
Located on the grounds of the Saratoga Spa State Park, the Saratoga Performing Arts Center is an outdoor amphitheater with a covered stage, 5,000 reserved seats, as well as a general admission lawn accommodating an additional 20,000 spectators. It serves as the summer home of the New York City Ballet and the Philadelphia Orchestra and hosts an annual week-long jazz festival.
Certainly, Saratoga Springs is a popular jumping-off point for exploring the Adirondack Mountains. Popular natural attractions in the Adirondacks include Lake George, as well as Ausable Chasm, Mirror Lake, and High Falls Gorge.
Also located in the Adirondacks is the Wild Center. Voted the top attraction in the Adirondacks three years running by readers of Adirondack Life, not to mention the second-best science museum in America by readers of USA Today, the Wild Center promises an unforgettable experience. The museum hosts a 54,000-square-foot indoor space with exhibits, hands-on experiences, as well as multimedia shows. Outdoors, you’ll find a treetop walkway, trails, guided canoe trips, and more!
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Saratoga Springs boasts a thriving culinary scene that fuses international, metropolitan, and local flavors. Top restaurants near the Bluebird Spa City Motor Lodge boutique Saratoga Springs hotel include Church (100+), Hamlet and Ghost ($50-$100), Salt and Char ($100+), and Osteria Danny ($50-$100).
Looking for something a bit more budget-friendly? Then try Taverna Novo ($30-$50), Morrissey’s Lounge and Bistro ($30-$50), the Olde Bryan Inn ($20-$30), or The Brook Tavern ($30-$50).
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