• Step into what was built to be the centerpiece of Glens Falls in 1926 and has been an icon since. With an extensive restoration to restore the hotel's 1920s look and rennovated accommodations throughout, the Queensbury is a beacon of the area, added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 2018.

• Look down when entering the lobby to appreciate the original 1926 terrazzo floors that were discovered during the restoration process. Above the grand fireplace, see an original oil painting depicting a scene from James Fennimore Cooper's "The Last of the Mohicans." The painting's subject, Cooper's Cave, is located just a short walk from the hotel.

• Discover the Queen's Ballroom and Gold Room, which bring back the grand architecture of the hotel's beginnings in 1926. The Gold Room was the original restaurant of the hotel and now serves private events. The Ballroom still shines with its original chandeliers over the dance floor.