Amsterdam Castle NY Inc. is an unique hotel where people can stay and host functions and events of any size. From an iconic & spectacularly photogenic business event to company functions, gatherings, etc. Constructed by a prolific architect and builder named Isaac Perry, born 1827. Our historic building dates back to long before 1827 where a magnificent mansion stood in its place in 1736. Mr. Perry designed the famous Capitol Building in Albany among many other notable structures in the Empire State.

"WEDDING  INFORMATION"

Our weddings are $346 per person with a minimum of 68 (sixty-eight) persons per wedding. The hotel will exclusively be cleared for that date and will include three course food & beverages with champagne exclusively for the wedding, plus exclusive overnight accommodation for 52-persons at our luxurious hotel.

"PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU ARE NOT BOOKING A WEDDING WITH US, THEN THE FOLLOWING WILL APPLY"

“NO" Wedding photography of any kind is permitted without a written contract.  If you have not booked a wedding with us, no reservations under 21 years of age for rooms or events are valid. Wedding photography is strictly reserved & “prohibited" without a written consent from Amsterdam Castle. For quiet & tranquility of our valued Guests, Amsterdam Castle does “NOT” permit any wedding related activities, particularly booking rooms that will have more than 3-wedding party persons inside at all times or more than a maximum of 2 cars in the parking lot. Weddings are strictly booked by written contracts & the hotel will be cleared for that day. Reservations made for the purposes of holding any part of a wedding event, activity, etc, will disturb other guests. Room reservations made to hold any part of a wedding activity without a written contract are “NOT” valid. The management would like to thank the wedding organizers, personal or company wedding businesses, or individuals in advance for their generous co-operation to promote tranquility & control the unauthorized access to the castle by unregistered individuals. Thank you again.