The Adirondack Hotel is nestled in the charming oasis of Long Lake, NY. Originally built in the 1850's, we are the only remaining hotel of it's kind within the Adirondack Park. We are situated perfectly across from the town beach, Helm's seaplane rides and a variety of local stores and shops. Relax during the summer on our verandas overlooking beautiful Long Lake.
View the splendor of the fall foliage while relaxing in our taproom. Dine with us at our regionally acclaimed Victorian Room or the Lake Street Cafe and Taproom overlooking the lake. Explore the Adirondacks. Swim at the beach, kayak, hike the high peaks, take a seaplane ride, visit buttermilk falls, snowmobile in the winter, or simply sit back and enjoy the picturesque scenery.
The Adirondack Hotel features various dining options featuring exeptional menus. Our regionally acclaimed Victorian Room offers a touch of elegance.
View the splendor of the fall foliage while relaxing in our taproom. Dine with us at our regionally acclaimed Victorian Room or the Lake Street Cafe and Taproom overlooking the lake. Explore the Adirondacks. Swim at the beach, kayak, hike the high peaks, take a seaplane ride, visit buttermilk falls, snowmobile in the winter, or simply sit back and enjoy the picturesque scenery.
The Adirondack Hotel features various dining options featuring exeptional menus. Our regionally acclaimed Victorian Room offers a touch of elegance.
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The original structure, Kellog's Lake House, burned to the ground in 1898.
Steve Lamos rebuilt the hotel for owner John Anderson in 1899.
A four story addition was built in 1914, which included a formal dining room and 8 more guest rooms.
In 1990 Carol Young, the current owner, purchased the property in poor condition after it had been closed for two years.
The building was renovated to provide comfortable, inviting accommodations reminiscent of the past.
Over the next 27 years Carol has continued to upgrade, improve and maintain the stewardship of the building.
Steve Lamos rebuilt the hotel for owner John Anderson in 1899.
A four story addition was built in 1914, which included a formal dining room and 8 more guest rooms.
In 1990 Carol Young, the current owner, purchased the property in poor condition after it had been closed for two years.
The building was renovated to provide comfortable, inviting accommodations reminiscent of the past.
Over the next 27 years Carol has continued to upgrade, improve and maintain the stewardship of the building.
The Adirondack Hotel features 20 recently renovated guestrooms, each one unique.
The first floor houses two dining rooms, sitting room, front desk, giftshop, taproom and kitchen.
The second floor has a suite and 9 guest rooms.
The third floor has an apartment and 9 guest rooms.
Please note that not all rooms have private baths.
Due to the high demand for rooms at the Adirondack Hotel on Long Lake, we ask that you please check our cancellation policy and deposit policy below to eliminate any confusion.
The first floor houses two dining rooms, sitting room, front desk, giftshop, taproom and kitchen.
The second floor has a suite and 9 guest rooms.
The third floor has an apartment and 9 guest rooms.
Please note that not all rooms have private baths.
Due to the high demand for rooms at the Adirondack Hotel on Long Lake, we ask that you please check our cancellation policy and deposit policy below to eliminate any confusion.
Shopping at the Lake Street Gift Shop, located within the Adirondack Hotel is as unique as the Adirondack Mountains.
We comb the finest markets for unusual gifts and mementos.
Shop for everything from works of art created by local artisans to lovely things for every season.
You will discover games, books, local art, postcards, clothing, things to entertain the kids and much, much more.
We comb the finest markets for unusual gifts and mementos.
Shop for everything from works of art created by local artisans to lovely things for every season.
You will discover games, books, local art, postcards, clothing, things to entertain the kids and much, much more.
Our menus feature delicious foods that are American/international dishes mixed with homemade comfort foods.
The Adirondack Hotel features various dining options.
Enjoy dining in the charm of our turn-off-the-century dining room.
Our regionally acclaimed Victorian Room offers an exceptional menu complemented by our wine list and graciously served.
This room, with its tin ceiling, fireplace and Victorian furnishings, glow with elegance reminiscent of the 19th Century.
The Lake Street Cafe, taproom and outdoor deck, all overlooking the lake, also offer our exceptional menu but with a more casual dining experience.
The Adirondack Hotel features various dining options.
Enjoy dining in the charm of our turn-off-the-century dining room.
Our regionally acclaimed Victorian Room offers an exceptional menu complemented by our wine list and graciously served.
This room, with its tin ceiling, fireplace and Victorian furnishings, glow with elegance reminiscent of the 19th Century.
The Lake Street Cafe, taproom and outdoor deck, all overlooking the lake, also offer our exceptional menu but with a more casual dining experience.
Experience the Adirondacks.
There are a variety of fun activities both in Long Lake and throughout the Adirondack park to do for guests of all ages.
Make your plans to experience it all.
Make your stay with us as amazing as it can be, whether you are experiencing the scenic beauty of Long Lake by getting outdoors and exploring or viewing it from one of our verandas.
These are just a few of the fun things to do while visiting The Adirondack Hotel on Long Lake.
Directions: From the intersection of route 28 and route 30 in the town of long lake follow route 28/30 toward blue mountain lake.
There are a variety of fun activities both in Long Lake and throughout the Adirondack park to do for guests of all ages.
Make your plans to experience it all.
Make your stay with us as amazing as it can be, whether you are experiencing the scenic beauty of Long Lake by getting outdoors and exploring or viewing it from one of our verandas.
These are just a few of the fun things to do while visiting The Adirondack Hotel on Long Lake.
Directions: From the intersection of route 28 and route 30 in the town of long lake follow route 28/30 toward blue mountain lake.
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