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Lake Placid Lodge

Name: Lake Placid Lodge
Address: 144 Lodge Way, Lake Placid, NY 12946, Adirondack Mountains, United States
Rating: 4.5

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Lake Placid Lodge

Adirondack Mountains • Lake Placid • OVER THE TOP

avg. $721 / night

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Free breakfast

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PB hotel design editorial

At the edge of Lake Placid in the Adirondack Mountains, a cluster of stone-and-timber structures rising from a wooded hillside represents one of the most committed expressions of the Great Camp tradition surviving in American hospitality. Lake Placid Lodge draws directly from the late nineteenth-century camp aesthetic pioneered by wealthy families who commissioned rustic retreats in these forests — buildings where local fieldstone, hand-peeled log construction, and forest-harvested materials were combined not in spite of their roughness but because of it. The main lodge, with its layered verandas, broad green copper-clad rooflines, and massive stone chimneys, carries the massing of a Gilded Age camp compound, its reflection doubling in the still lake below. Inside, every surface deepens that commitment. Bedrooms are lined in warm-toned pine logs, furnished with twig-work beds and cowhide armchairs alongside Persian kilim rugs and antler ceiling fixtures — the full vocabulary of Adirondack rustic executed with genuine conviction rather than nostalgic pastiche. The screened dining porch deploys bentwood railings of twisted branch-form balusters and hickory ladder-back chairs set against a fieldstone fireplace, the fog-filtered forest framing each table through floor-to-ceiling screens. On the lakeside decks, writhing twig-and-branch balustrades frame views across to Whiteface Mountain, red-cushioned Adirondack chairs positioned at the precise angle where the water meets the treeline. The property offers around 35 rooms and cabins spread across the grounds, each calibrated to feel like a private camp rather than a hotel room.

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Find rustic luxury in welcoming guest rooms or secluded cabins that offer an unrivaled sense of place. No two of our 30 luxurious guest accommodations are quite the same. Stone fireplaces, towering hand-carved wooden beds, and sumptuous fabrics envelop you with comfort the moment you enter your room, suite, or cabin. Enjoy the mountain and lake views that take center stage in rooms and suites with private terraces, or stay just steps from the water in a private lakeside cottage.

Amenities

Free Parking

Restaurant

Pets Allowed

Internet

Suites

Room service

Free Internet

Free Wifi

Bar/Lounge

Non-smoking rooms

Lake Placid Lodge Reviews

589 reviews

"Room amazing. Location great. Dinner not worth it. Very expensive dinner and not very good food quality."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 17, 2026

"Staying at Lake Placid Lodge with my wife over the Valentine's Day/President's Day weekend with the backdrop of the 2026 Winer Olympics was truly a get away never to be forgotten. The accommodations at the Lodge and the atmosphere at town of Lake Placid was incredible."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 16, 2026

"Highly recommend for a peaceful and high end experience on Lake Placid and our doggies were well taken care of! We have been going here for 14 years!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 11, 2026

"We spent two snowy winter days before Christmas Eve and skated on the Olympic speed skating oval at night which made the trip. We stayed in a 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom cottage near the stairs leading to the lobby. We had lunch both days in Maggie’s which is very relaxing and comfortable sitting next to the fireplace. We ate in the wine cellar our last night which is the most unique dining experience ever. Raja professionally served us and made us feel like royalty surrounded by bottles of fine wine. There is a small shop in the lobby and the desk, housekeeping and maintenance crew where all over us. We ate at Jimmy’s on Main Street Lake Placid, a fun Italian restaurant, and it was snowing when we drove back to the cabins to start fires in the living rooms. Our family enjoyed long walks with our chocolate lab Stella in the fresh snow. It’s peaceful and quiet here with gorgeous views of Whiteface Mountain across the lake. Lake Placid is a quaint town with nice shops and the Olympic facilities are not to be missed. Until next Christmas…."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 03, 2026

"Lake Placid Lodge is a special place, situated perfectly (and directly) on the lake. The décor is charming, the rooms are comfortable (the fireplace is a great touch) and the service is excellent. Special shout out to Gail, Sara and Jamielynn, who are very knowledgeable and made our stay more enjoyable. However, I do have some notes: - A resort / hotel of this caliber needs a spa and fitness center on site. They should not be sending guests to competitors such as Whiteface Lodge or Mirror Lake Inn for a spa, or to Adirondack Health Club for a workout. - Maggie's Pub should be open to the public. The food and drinks are very good, but there is no vibe - it has the atmosphere of an old age home. That said, my wife and I had a great time here and hope to return to Lake Placid Lodge."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Oct 05, 2025

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