Bloomingdale Arms Located at the end of Martin Street, the Bloomingdale Arms is the only hotel in town. Originally built as a hunting lodge in 1843, it was converted to a hotel in the mid-1970s. Built by the Vanderbeeks on the original site of their ancestral home, the hotel continues to remain in the family. Physically, the hotel retains the unique character of the Adirondack lodge. It sits on manicured grounds near the Bloomingdale River.
Trails wind through the woods, leading to several select fishing locations on the river.
The first floor of the hotel contains the lobby, dining room, great room, and kitchen. Stairs and elevators located at the end of the lobby lead to the other floors of the hotel. The great room is the center of activity at the hotel. Trophy animals line the walls, and a large fireplace dominates the east wall. Clusters of leather chairs dot the room, providing moderate privacy for smaller groups.