Lake Placid Lodge
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On The Road Again
... taking a road trip through Eastern US to head to The Gaspésie or Gaspé Peninsula (the peninsula along the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec). We'll be coming back from The Gaspésie via Quebec and Ontario.
We woke up to start our day with heavy rain and fog. Hopefully this weather will not be an indication of the type of driving conditions we will have throughout our road trip to Eastern US and Canada. ...
Stowe to Lake Placid
... buildings set in vast ground. We only had an hour and half here which wasn't nearly enough time to see everything. A wealthy English lady (Electra H. Webb) set up this collection of 20 different historic buildings, some housing her collectables, with others depicting life as it was many years ago. She started this in ...
Trees, trees, trees
... it but actually had all modern conveniences. Well by todays standards the conveniences aren't so modern. There is no TV, no mobile phone reception, no internet (whether or not to provide wi-fi is a hot topic of debate), heating is by wood burning stoves (there was snow on the hilltops the day we left!). All meals are taken communally and conversation is the after-dinner activity. We were there courtesy of an invitation to join Annie and Tim, from Boston, ...
Arab Mountain Firetower
After the 50+ mile backpacking loop, I took inventory of my blisters and decided that my feet could suffer a quick trek to find some nice views atop a firetower. It was a short hike up (30 minutes for a 1 mile ascent) and I had the peak to myself.
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Deer River Flow Paddle
It is summertime now and it is thunderstorm time, but the weather prediction was good for today, Thursday the 16th, so that is the day Otto picked for a paddling excursion in the Adirondacks. Of the recommendations he made, the Deer River Flow seemed the most promising with an easy paddle but interesting scenery and hopefully some wildlife.
I really liked this place. I loved the water lilies - big, beautiful, white lilies with yellow centers and tons ...
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This Lodge spoils you for any other place
We stayed at the lodge for 2 nights....'Hawk' Studio Cabin....the soaking tubs, impeccable room service..the breakfast was actually hot and delicious..fireplaces and unpretentious staff all help to make the lake, which is like glass, absolutely unforgettable. I can't say enough about this lodge, they accomodate your every need.
Absolute Perfection
I surprised my husband on his 40th birthday with a three-night stay at the Lodge, which included suprise guests as well that the staff went to great lengths to hide until the last minute. The Lodge is beautiful; our two-bedroom cabin was perched right on the lake, and we had a never-ending supply of firewood which must have appeared out of thin air because we never saw who restocked it. Staff was courteous, polite and we were dared to ask for something they couldn't fulfill. There was nothing - it was perfect. The offerings in the restaurant were spectacular and the vegetarian dinner that was presented to me on Thanksgiving night was a feast. Think peaceful, serene and casually elegant. Thanks to all -we will be back!
Heaven in NY
This has got to be the best hotel experience in NY state. Just over 4 hours from nyc, this place is able to transport you thousands of miles away.
This was a fourth time staying at the lodge.
The grounds are just postcard perfect. The rooms (we usually opt to stay in a lakeside cabin) are unique and amazing. The food is the best outside the city.
Although there is new management including a new gm - Olivier - this place still runs like a well oiled machine with service being top on all the staff's minds.
Treat yourself to a massage outside your room.
Rude and Overpriced
We were appauled at the rude service at this resort. Our daughter brought our eight year old grandaugher down from Montreal to visit us while we were staying here and they refused to let the child come to our cabin. They said that they do not allow children on the property not even to visit. Needless to say we will never return again.
Enchanting & Memorable
My husband and I have stayed at the Lodge three or four times in the past several years. I am a consultant in the hotel industry and work on 5-star properties throughout the world. I have stayed at Peninsula hotels, St. Regis, Ritz Carltons, Mandarin Orientals, etc. There is NO PLACE in the world that I dream about returning to except this inn. It is magical (especially in winter), haunting, cozy, luxurious. The staff are inconspicuous yet completely attentive (an art!). You feel as if the entire place is your private home.If you're looking for snob appeal, don't bother. This is a casual place -- but with every amenity.
My wedding at the lodge was a day to remember
We were married at the lodge in November and could not of asked for a more beautiful setting. The staff made our special day completely flawless. When we arrived at the lodge the night before, we were greeted with a chilled bottle of champagne in our room, a fire in our fireplace and warm hospitality by the staff. Both mornings we had breakfast in our rooms and the meal was excellent. I recently received our wedding photos from the photographer, and all I can say is that the lodge is picture perfect.
Unbelievable!
We stayed in the Owls' Head Cabin which had a picture-perfect setting.
The food at the restaurant was as good as anywhere we have eaten. The service of the staff was exemplary. Simply put, we plan on returning for many years to come.
Most Romantic Place on Earth
Simply the most romantic place to spend time. From the fantastic food to the smoores at the raoring camp fire, you can't find a more relaxing place. We've stayed every year for the past five years in both rooms and cottages. The service is quiet and always exactly what you need.
Take the lake tour, sit by the bobcat statue and play cards, watch the sun on the lake ... this place has it all.
Simply wonderful
My boyfriend and I visited the Lake Placid Lodge a few autumns ago and had a truly wonderful time. The views from the lodge are beautiful..the leaves were turning when we stayed and we had glorious weather. The rooms are perfect-extremely comfortable beds, spectacular fireplace and large bathrooms with deep soaking tubs. It is so quiet and peaceful there, I wanted to stay for weeks. The staff are friendly and helpful-but not imposing. The restaurant at the lodge was wonderful-particularly the wine list. It is a perfect romantic retreat-we will definitely return!
Luxury Beside the Lake
My wife and I splurged and spent five sybaritic days and nights in a lakeside room at the Lake Placid Lodge a few years ago, and we'll never forget it. Some of the highlights: having morning coffee on the porch overlooking the misty lake; being given a complimentary bottle of champagne on our third day; reading and playing cards beside a roaring fire in the parlor; striking up a conversation in the bar with the inn's longtime bartender, a 1932 Olympian; warming ourselves next to a log fire beside the lake; a nightly fire in our room's fireplace; the feather bed; boating on the lake; taking the tram up Whiteface Mountain and riding the bobsled at the Olympic track; and the attentive service and great food in the dining room. Pricey yes, but great value. We recently received a beautiful hardcover book about the Lodge from the owners and intend to return at the earliest opportunity.