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    American Hotel

    4.5 (70 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Classy
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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Mexican Street Corn Salad with grilled chicken
    Mariah H.

    I can only review the food, I just stopped in for lunch after a day trip to the area to check out Beekman 1802 across the street, but the meal I had was easily yummy enough to convince me to stay at this hotel if only for the proximity to an excellent menu. The hotel is adorable, loved the atmosphere. The menu isn't gigantic, but I also appreciate that. I'm usually overwhelmed when there are too many options. I had the street corn salad for lunch with grilled chicken (another option was shrimp). It was INCREDIBLE. So incredible I immediately set to try and recreate the recipe when I got home. The chicken was tender and juicy, a little crispy on the outside, felt like they put real effort into rather than adding it as an afterthought which is sometimes how I feel about chicken that comes on a salad. I'd eat here again in a heartbeat and if you're anywhere close, I highly recommend you try the American Hotel out.

    American Hotel bar area.
    Jennifer D.

    I could not love this place, and the people that make it special, more. We went to Sharon Springs for a romantic weekend away and stayed at the American Hotel. The owners Doug and Garth were there much of the time as well as Austin who was a fantastic inn keeper, server and singer!! We were truly made to feel like family from our first step inside the door of the beautifully decorated historic hotel. We stayed two nights and enjoyed two complementary breakfast and one extravagant dinner in the dining room. The food was outstanding throughout from the blueberry pancakes with lemon zest to the baked seafood dinner. Seafood is brought in from a Brooklyn Fish Market weekly so there are a number of seafood choices. I went with the baked lobster, scallops and shrimp. The scallops and shrimp were large but tender and not over seasoned. My partner had the Moroccan Chickpea Stew and really enjoyed it, it was one of two vegetarian entree options. The wine and beer selection is small but well curated and they have a full bar. Be prepared for small rooms as this is a historic restoration hotel and Doug and Garth have kept to the character of yesteryear. The bathroom was spacious with plenty of room to get ready. That said the front lounge and bar are comfortable places to sit and chat. The team at the American Hotel made a special weekend absolutely perfect. If you're looking for a quiet getaway Sharon Spring is a great choice and The American Hotel is a perfect place to rest your head, have a pint, and meet some wonderful people.

    Julie B.

    This is probably one of my favorite places in the region and has been a huge impetus for improvement in the last couple of decades. Not only is the setting absolutely gorgeous, the food and hospitality are more than worth your while. Despite it being early October, we were able to sit on the back patio next to the Japanese zen fountain overlooking the lush, green yard in the back. The interior is fully restored with a lot of care to historic detail and features unique art old and new from local makers. The dining room is more formal but the bar and sitting area are casual and laid-back so it never feels pretentious. The front porch is spacious and accommodating and the perfect place to enjoy a drink and conversation. Doug and Garth are true masters at running a quality establishment and the entire staff is gracious and professional. Chelsea and Sarah took excellent care of our group and made us feel so welcome. Highly recommend the corn cakes for brunch as well as any of their craft cocktails from the bar. I look forward to coming here anytime I am back home.

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    Linda M.

    Our first time here for our wedding anniversary! Our server Kelly was the best! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was perfect! We will be back...a lot

    Nick G.

    Waiting for my corn cakes with maple syrup and bacon breakfast. Coffee is excellent and this the design of this place is cozy. Wow!!! Awesome flavor and came out hot and delicious. Back for a second time (we live in Florida). Let me just say that if you are within 30 minutes of the American Hotel, drive over for breakfast and order the Corn Cakes, you will be amazed.

    The lovely facade of the American Hotel seen during the 2018 Harvest Festival.
    Nelson B.

    We were here for the special 2018 Harvest Feast at the hotel which ends the Sharon Springs Harvest Festival and features produce from local farms. This year featured Sunnycrest Orchards and it's craft vinegars. Sharon Springs' Mayor was Master of Ceremonies for the evening. Each course was introduced by Laurie or Tim Schilde of Sunnycrest, each featured a craft vinegar prep and each was unique: from the Sweet Pepper and Chicken Gumbo to Green Tomato Salad to Pork Rouladen to a desert of poached apple w/ice cream and honey citrus gastrique. This was truly one of the most interesting and enjoyable evenings we have had dining. And calling it unique doesn't do enough to describe the experience.

    A. K.

    I found about this place when I still liked Rachel Ray and her $40 show. Even though we went right after peak summer season had ended, prices were a bit on the high side in my opinion. Especially considering that our room was the size of a closet and we had a lovely view of the parking lot. Other than the cramped size however, this place is really lovely. The owners have albums in the lobby with pictures taken throughout the restoration process, and it really makes you appreciate the inn/hotel. Breakfast in the backyard was great! The lawn/garden is pretty huge and so peaceful. (I'm a sucker for adirondack chairs and theres plenty of those in this hotel) The deck on the second floor of the hotel is also nice, but the area in general is pretty BLAH (they have like 2 stores on the entire road!) so the view onto the street wasn't much to look at. But otherwise, this is a quaint little romantic bed and breakfast :)

    Janet M.

    What a spectacular experience. Located in the charming village of Sharon Springs, owners Doug Plummer and Garth Roberts (whom we didn't get to meet, but assume that he's equally fabulous) were gracious, generous and delightful. Beautifully restored and furnished, the American Hotel is the perfect getaway. Filled with historic artifacts, it's wonderful to see the once grand lady restored with care and attention to detail. Breakfast was very, very good...I had homemade granola with Greek yogurt and sliced strawberries and my husband had a very tasty omelette. When a snowstorm closed the kitchen for dinner we were given access to the cooler to store our serendipitous meal and encouraged to sit before a roaring fire as we continued to soak in the comfortable surroundings. A visit to this unique home away from home will not disappoint.

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    Food was fast and delicious and the service was very attentive. You could tell that some improvements had recently been made.

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