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Maybe you're not an Olympian, but if you're looking for a top-notch winter sports destination, Lake Placid is the place for you. Try bobsledding, downhill skiing, ice climbing, speed skating or even ski jumping, or just enjoy shopping in the town's boutiques and warming up in one of the many restaurants. But Lake Placid isn't just a winter wonderland. Beautiful Adirondack State Park, which is larger than Yosemite or Yellowstone National Parks, offers year-round outdoor activities.
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1. Placid Bay Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 473 reviews
Adirondack ambience surrounds you in our picturesque Inn & Cottages on Placid Lake, with magnificent views of Whiteface Mountain. We are a short walk to Main St. All accommodations are newly renovated, immaculately clean, and have our staff's attention to detail. Our family prides itself with giving each and every visitor the personal service you are looking for and deserve. All units come with full bath, hair dryer, 32" flat screen TV, free Wi-Fi & local calls, use of our canoes, Adirondack chairs, and outdoor pool (seasonal). We offer numerous year-round packages, to make your perfect day. Please note: We are not a B&B.
Nice place!
Reviewed By lajhI would Definitely stay here again. Fire pit, plenty of Adirondack chairs.that were ight on the lake and next to the door. Canoe, kayaks, etc always available. We were here Memorial day weekend, so the pool was not open. The bed was comfortable, pillows were great, towels great. Room was very clean. We ran out of wood for the fire pit and they very quickly went out and got more wood for us. The only downside was the carpet had stains, Should be addressed and cleaned when it looks like that. Quick fix. One thing I was impressed by, was how the manager spoke to the employees. She seemed so nice and understanding. Addressed everything right away with a smile! Good job! Definitely would stay here again!
2. Lake Placid Inn: Residences
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
At Lake Placid Inn, we pride ourselves on giving you the best vacation experience possible. Located moments away from scenic Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, and nestled in the heart of the Adirondacks, Lake Placid Inn leaves you with an endless amount of possible activities. Discover the endless hiking trails and lakes surrounding you in the summer, and descend the ski slopes of Whiteface or climb the ice mountains of the Adirondacks in the winter. Take a stroll to a local cafe or shop at the boutiques on Main Street. Lake Placid Inn, where you can find all you need right at your fingertips. Lake Placid Inn is a newly renovated, apartment styled lodging that gives you all the amenities of home, hidden away in the Adirondacks. All our apartment suites have a rustic modern feel, and include a fully equipped kitchen, an ensuite bathroom, free wifi and cable tv, a laundry room on site, and much more. Each suite also includes hand crafted furniture made from local materials by local craftsmen to give each room a warm, inviting feeling. Located on the premises is a sandy shoreline sitting aside a passing stream and a large fire pit for our guests to enjoy. Launch your canoes or kayaks right outside your rooms and take a different path to discovering the Adirondacks, or sit back and relax by the fire after a long day of adventure! Lake Placid Inn is an excellent destination for large groups or people seeking extended stays, or even people looking to stay just the weekend. Located near the Olympic village, sports teams and other athletic groups are welcomed with opened arms giving you the best destination to rest and relax after a long day of intense workout.
Unsatisfactory Experience @ Lake Placid Inn: Residences
Reviewed By Todd HI booked a "studio" at the hotel for four nights, so I could enjoy the fall foliage in Lake Placid and the surrounding areas. However, upon arriving at the Boutique Hotel by Lake Placid Inn (this is where guests are required to check in before getting to Lake Placid Inn: Residences), I was told to wait, as there were maintenance issues with my room. The advertised check-in time was 4:00 p.m., but I did not arrive until 5:30 p.m. and thought my room would be ready shortly thereafter. However, the wait wasn't too bad. I got my key and went to LPI: Residences. Upon entering my studio at LPI: Residence, I could tell the floor wasn't clean. So I had to purchase a Swifter and went through 6-7 wet pads. They were almost black; the floor around the indoor door mat was even more dirty. After spending 20-30 minutes of cleaning the floor, I thought I could finally breathe a sigh of relief and get settled in the room. But it was not long before that I noticed that the blinds were off; they could not be opened or pulled; the knobs at the end of the strings were missing. The blinds themselves sagged in some areas and could not be readjusted to filter out the outdoor light (or porch light at night). Next, I went to the thermostat to turn on the A/C, the words, "replace battery," kept flashing on the LCD display. My studio also had a nice kitchen (more of a kitchenette with a full-sized stove, fridge, and full sink), but I noticed that the dish soap bottle was almost empty. There was no extra one under the sink. I also had issues with connecting to the Internet; I received an e-mail from the hotel with log-in credentials on the day of check-in and copied the password letter for letter, but it wouldn't work. So I called the front desk at the Boutique Hotel by Lake Placid Inn regarding three issues:1) the thermostat being low on battery; 2) the dishwasher soap; and 3) the Wi-Fi log-in issues. They said they would let their maintenance staff know about the thermostat being low on battery, but they never stopped by to replace the battery. And they also said they were all out of dish soap and as such, I would have to buy some from the nearest grocery store; and finally, they said the password they gave me for connecting to their Wi-Fi was incorrect and could not understand why I received the e-mail from them with the incorrect password. It was almost as if they didn't double-check the e-mail for accuracy before sending it out. Just before I went to bed, I decided I'd watch some TV, but the TV would not work. A dim blue light came on and that was it. I have the same TV model at home and have not had any issues with it, but the TV in my hotel room just wouldn't work. It was also very dusty; it looked as if it had not been dusted in weeks. Even the frame around the A/C was dusty. It was just one thing after another. So, I made a decision not to stay at the hotel for another night and would be checking out the next morning. Just before I checked out the next morning, I decided to take a quick shower. I noticed some mildew buildup on the floor, in the corners of the shower stall. I used some towel to remove it and it came off easily; it was not as though they were stubborn stains. It became clear to me that the housekeeping staff or management did not give the hotel the attention it needed. Never have I stayed at a hotel that was so poorly maintained, substandard, or neglected; it looks great in the photos and I was excited about staying there -- only to return home after one night at the hotel. Please take my word and do not stay at this hotel. It is not worth the trouble -- especially if you want to visit Lake Placid for a couple of nights.
3. Lake Placid Stagecoach Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 149 reviews
A BOUTIQUE INN & THE MOST HISTORIC BUILDING IN LAKE PLACID A historic gem nestled in the heart of the Adirondacks, The Lake Placid Stagecoach Inn offers a rustic and elegant getaway from everyday life. The Stagecoach Inn is the oldest building in Lake Placid built in 1833. Updated, the Inn has maintained its charm and comfort for the 21st-century traveler. Begin each morning with complimentary breakfast in the dining room, which includes homemade yogurt (a secret recipe!) and fresh pastries. Take your coffee to the Great Room, which boasts cathedral ceilings framed with yellow birch logs and warm up by the original fireplace. Hop in the car and drive ten minutes to the greatest winter sports destination in the northeast-- Whiteface Mountain. In the spring and summer, explore the trails through the picturesque Adirondacks. The Village of Lake Placid is minutes away and offers great restaurants, shopping, and nightlife.
Successful baby moon adventure :)
Reviewed By Michele_ZanettiBeautiful and cozy babymoon. My husband and I were only there for a long weekend but we had such a nice time. Service was great, Donna and Greg were so hospitable, and the food was amazing! The town is really cute too, and we could do some hiking, and see all the historical Olympics spots. Would definitely recommend the Inn and the town!
4. Woodlake Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 37 reviews
The Woodlake Inn is located in the heart of the Olympic Village of Lake Placid in the majestic Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York. The authentic Adirondack log and twig style inn is centrally located within walking distance of Main Street shops, restaurants, theater, Olympic Arena and lakes. Guest accommodations include efficiencies and cozy rooms with king, queen, or two double beds.
You decide
Reviewed By jbedforddThe Good: Location is easy to find and close to downtown. Bed was reasonably comfortable though the sheets barely fit. Staff accommodating when I requested a different pillow. Easy checkin and checkout. TV works well as does internet, though I had to log in each time I returned to room. Staff did clean each day which was nice My room was small, but adequate. The Not-so Good: Walls are thin so you hear everything. Walkway is wooden and folks walking by - or coming in late shake the building. Curtains recent people seeing in but are not room darkening letting. Street lights or business sign lights are not blocked out. Heating is baseboard controlled by thermostat. You have to manually turn it up in the morning and down at night. Water faucet and shower head spray water every which way. The hot faucet on sink is backwards so when you go to turn it off, you turn it in. Both are caked with deposit. Shower does have good pressure but not an even spray. Pillows were hard (for me) but I was able to get a different one. Soap bars are very small. Room did not have easily available sockets for charging devices. The one I used was not screwed into the wall at all. Likely not to code. Staff unplugged clock each time they cleaned and didn’t reset it. I found that annoying. So you get to decide. I likely wouldn’t stay here again due to noise of other guests, but it was a holiday weekend and places were full.
5. The Haus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
The Haus in Lake Placid is an eco-chic boutique hotel with a unique style. We mix up rustic and modern design in apartment-style suites, ensuring a luxurious yet cozy stay for each guest. Each unit is unique and has great modern-rustic design elements, creating a comfortable and stylish stay while showcasing the outdoors. Most suites have bounding views of the High-Peaks Sentinel range and beautiful Mirror Lake. (Be sure to inquire about Suite 10 with private lake access for complete Adirondack enjoyment!) With a full size kitchen, luxury linens, free wifi, and stunning views available with each suite, you’re sure to feel at home at The Haus. Located on Main Street, we are just a short walk from all the dining, shopping and activities that Lake Placid has to offer. Family owned and operated, our small staff is ready to serve. So give us a bell, and let us help you plan your next home-away-from-home getaway to Lake Placid.
Ideal location downtown. Great option for families!
Reviewed By leneyBWe were in the area for the first time in the summer and fell in love. Coming back in the fall was even more beautiful! This time we chose the Haus for our stay. As we are being cautious due to covid still being around and us having unvaccinated children, a place with a kitchen was needed. The Haus has a full size kitchen and fit our needs perfectly. The arrival was contactless, so we picked up our pizza dinner at Ere's (literally next door) and brought everything to the room. There is a loading zone very close and a parking lot nearby. The pullout bed was already made for us and worked perfectly for our kids while we enjoyed the privacy of our own room. The room was clean and had normal wear and tear that could use some care, but there were plenty of towels and paper products for our three night stay. The only down side was the noise from the neighboring park. Perhaps because it was a holiday weekend, there were some rowdy sounding people at various times in the night, but that's to be expected while staying on a main street. There is a brewery directly across the street. We dashed in to obtain previsions of beer and were good for the evening. Our room said lake view... and it is literally a view of the lake from an angle out the window. We were ok with this as we had a lot of fun people watching instead. Thanks for a fun vacation! Looking forward to coming back.
6. Lake Placid Inn: Residences
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
At Lake Placid Inn, we pride ourselves on giving you the best vacation experience possible. Located moments away from scenic Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, and nestled in the heart of the Adirondacks, Lake Placid Inn leaves you with an endless amount of possible activities. Discover the endless hiking trails and lakes surrounding you in the summer, and descend the ski slopes of Whiteface or climb the ice mountains of the Adirondacks in the winter. Take a stroll to a local cafe or shop at the boutiques on Main Street. Lake Placid Inn, where you can find all you need right at your fingertips. Lake Placid Inn is a newly renovated, apartment styled lodging that gives you all the amenities of home, hidden away in the Adirondacks. All our apartment suites have a rustic modern feel, and include a fully equipped kitchen, an ensuite bathroom, free wifi and cable tv, a laundry room on site, and much more. Each suite also includes hand crafted furniture made from local materials by local craftsmen to give each room a warm, inviting feeling. Located on the premises is a sandy shoreline sitting aside a passing stream and a large fire pit for our guests to enjoy. Launch your canoes or kayaks right outside your rooms and take a different path to discovering the Adirondacks, or sit back and relax by the fire after a long day of adventure! Lake Placid Inn is an excellent destination for large groups or people seeking extended stays, or even people looking to stay just the weekend. Located near the Olympic village, sports teams and other athletic groups are welcomed with opened arms giving you the best destination to rest and relax after a long day of intense workout.
Unsatisfactory Experience @ Lake Placid Inn: Residences
Reviewed By Todd HI booked a "studio" at the hotel for four nights, so I could enjoy the fall foliage in Lake Placid and the surrounding areas. However, upon arriving at the Boutique Hotel by Lake Placid Inn (this is where guests are required to check in before getting to Lake Placid Inn: Residences), I was told to wait, as there were maintenance issues with my room. The advertised check-in time was 4:00 p.m., but I did not arrive until 5:30 p.m. and thought my room would be ready shortly thereafter. However, the wait wasn't too bad. I got my key and went to LPI: Residences. Upon entering my studio at LPI: Residence, I could tell the floor wasn't clean. So I had to purchase a Swifter and went through 6-7 wet pads. They were almost black; the floor around the indoor door mat was even more dirty. After spending 20-30 minutes of cleaning the floor, I thought I could finally breathe a sigh of relief and get settled in the room. But it was not long before that I noticed that the blinds were off; they could not be opened or pulled; the knobs at the end of the strings were missing. The blinds themselves sagged in some areas and could not be readjusted to filter out the outdoor light (or porch light at night). Next, I went to the thermostat to turn on the A/C, the words, "replace battery," kept flashing on the LCD display. My studio also had a nice kitchen (more of a kitchenette with a full-sized stove, fridge, and full sink), but I noticed that the dish soap bottle was almost empty. There was no extra one under the sink. I also had issues with connecting to the Internet; I received an e-mail from the hotel with log-in credentials on the day of check-in and copied the password letter for letter, but it wouldn't work. So I called the front desk at the Boutique Hotel by Lake Placid Inn regarding three issues:1) the thermostat being low on battery; 2) the dishwasher soap; and 3) the Wi-Fi log-in issues. They said they would let their maintenance staff know about the thermostat being low on battery, but they never stopped by to replace the battery. And they also said they were all out of dish soap and as such, I would have to buy some from the nearest grocery store; and finally, they said the password they gave me for connecting to their Wi-Fi was incorrect and could not understand why I received the e-mail from them with the incorrect password. It was almost as if they didn't double-check the e-mail for accuracy before sending it out. Just before I went to bed, I decided I'd watch some TV, but the TV would not work. A dim blue light came on and that was it. I have the same TV model at home and have not had any issues with it, but the TV in my hotel room just wouldn't work. It was also very dusty; it looked as if it had not been dusted in weeks. Even the frame around the A/C was dusty. It was just one thing after another. So, I made a decision not to stay at the hotel for another night and would be checking out the next morning. Just before I checked out the next morning, I decided to take a quick shower. I noticed some mildew buildup on the floor, in the corners of the shower stall. I used some towel to remove it and it came off easily; it was not as though they were stubborn stains. It became clear to me that the housekeeping staff or management did not give the hotel the attention it needed. Never have I stayed at a hotel that was so poorly maintained, substandard, or neglected; it looks great in the photos and I was excited about staying there -- only to return home after one night at the hotel. Please take my word and do not stay at this hotel. It is not worth the trouble -- especially if you want to visit Lake Placid for a couple of nights.
