Great place to stay. Great selection of cabins to stay in as well. The owners are very polite and…read morehelpful. This is my second time recently staying here and the owners Dan and Megan personally came and checked up to see if there was anything I needed. The price is very reasonable for the location and a private cabin compared to staying at a hotel for twice the cost. They have liquid body soap, shampoo, lotion and shampoo always full and everything appeared cleaned properly. The WiFi works great and he was installing new extenders while I was there yesterday. Will definitely return.

My wife and I stayed there for our anniversary last year and everything about the place was great,…read moreDan was amazing and very accommodating. This year I was supposed to go in Aug. with my wife and our friends, due to pregnancy complications the night before we were unable to go and once again Dan was willing to work with us. A+++ customer service and we cant wait to stay up there again with our baby when he's born!

The perfect location for a real Adirondak family vacation! Beautiful Lake George, mountains,…read moresunshine, dogs, families...exceptional experience! Cottages are adorably appointed with 1950's Adirondack style right down to the freshly picked wild flowers on our picnic table when we arrived. The dock and the beach are perfect for fishing, reading, playing and of course napping and great hiking nearby...highly recommend! Have our reservations in already for next year!

Timberlane Cottages are located below a hill. It's a bit scary driving down to it. During July 4th…read moreholidays, we sometimes come here. We have been here twice and stayed at the Chest Cabin. The Chest Cabin can fit up to 6 people. I only recommend stayed at Chest or Hickory Cabin. The Cabins further away from the lake is a bit scary as it gets pitch black over there and the cabin is not as nice. This place has the lowest price in Lake George area for our requirements. We required a cabin on a lake and dog friendly. It was about $100 a night for us. Keep in mind. This is a regular cabin and it's nothing fancy. You will need to drive to buy things. I don't recommend walking. I don't have a complaint for Timberlane Cottages but others may which would be that there is no AC or fan and it is damp. Photo attached of Chest Cabin (left wing)

My partner and I are an interracial couple. We stayed in cabin 6 for 8 days with our kid and 2…read moredogs. We paid the "pet fee". Bought whole new bedding as to not use the ones provided (nothing is disinfected in these cottages, and apparently is primarily the guests responsibility to prepare the cabin for the next guests, as mistaken for "vintage" or "rustic" by other guests but it's really you breathing in the previous guest skin cells and bacteria. Wear your shower shoes!) Later after leaving being blamed for a "stain" on the unused comforter that was packed away. Upon leaving I'm told there's an issue with our cabin. It needed a deep clean due to "too much dog hair" so much so that after only 8 days broke the (hopefully regularly) emptied staff vacuum. Even after passing our visual inspection, when we were only asked to keep the hair on the furniture and floors to a minimum. Not spit-shine the facility. For "whatever reason" this deep clean was needed after us, but still happened to miss the used q tips on the living room floor before we arrived even after having such a "strenuous inspection". We were required to know every unwritten rule. But all the while there are people not picking up after their dogs, breaking beds and leaving a giant yellow piss rings around the toilet that will be welcomed back warmly. Some of which being employed by the owner.

My wife & I just got back from a winter getaway weekend here (02/18). We really loved the place and…read moreplan on returning for our August vacation. Reasonable rates, friendly people running the place, and right at the edge of the Moosalamoo wilderness. If hiking, fishing, running, cycling, swimming, snowshoeing or cross country skiing is your thing, this is a great location. Great trails are right nearby. We stayed in cabin #6. Very cozy and fully equipped. The cottages are rustic and simple, and reminds us of a time when cute housekeeping cottages dotted the VT landscape. If you need anything it's right near Middlebury and Brandon.

There are places you can find on a map, and others you can only reach with luck or Ruby Slippers…read more "The N" is ruby slippers all the way -- over-the-rainbow magical. The elements are easy enough to list: fabulous swimmable lake, fresh vegetables within walking distance, lots of hiking, farmer's market in town once a week, easy places to grill, many points of interest (a drive to an abandoned iron mine for the history minded, or visit the ladies that make goat cheese and pet a goat). And a sky filled with billions and billions of stars... but other places can make similar claims. As you see from the other reviews, many guests have fallen under the special spell of the place's enchantment long ago, and are drawn back. Me too, now.

The N has been a family vacation spot for me since I was 6 months old. I love it here! Fresh air,…read moreout doors, it's really is a retreat away from the busy life that I have currently. The cabins are always kept nicely, the staff are extremely friendly and will do anything to make their guest's truly amazing. There is a swimming area in their private lake, row boats for each cabin, a tennis court, ping pong tables, a swing set for adults and kids, and of course beautiful hiking trails. The N is a magical and special place that anyone can enjoy and I hope to share it with more guests in the future.

This B&B is exactly what I envisioned a Vermont bed and breakfast should be. Operated by a retired…read morecouple, they really understand customer service and one can tell they truly enjoy their hobby and interacting with their guests. We stayed in the king bed master bedroom which was quite spacious and well kept. The house is nestled in an 18 acre forest which is breathtaking. For our breakfast, Donna made an amazing french toast with home made plum jam and raisins, the maple syrup came from one of the trees on the property!! I also had a delicious made to order cheese omlette. This place is everything you would want in a B&B, hospitality and service and beauty are all packaged in at Farmwood Meadows.

We went for a romantic long weekend. This place is perfect. The rooms are super spacious…read more Everything is decorated with a charming farmhouse b&b vibe, but remains clean and uncluttered. The views are also great. And the breakfasts.....let me tell you about the breakfasts. Handmade by the hosts, multiple courses, all fresh local ingredients. Homemade bread and pastries, omletes with local Vermont cheese, potatoes, fresh fruits, juice, coffee....we were stuffed every morning. The only thing better than the breakfasts were the hosts themselves. Just the nicest couple you'd ever want to meet. They made themselves available for anything we needed. Donna gave us dinner recommendations and would include printed directions to the restaurants. She is so knowledgeable about all there is to do in the area. Clifford was so kind and accommodating as well. We arrived on motorcycle and he insisted on us keeping it in his garage. He also offered us his rain gear upon our departure because it was drizzling. He even followed up with us after to make sure we had arrived home safely. So in short. Beautiful accommodations. Great views. Amazing breakfast. Kind and helpful hosts. You really couldn't ask for more. I'll be staying here again for sure.

The best place on earth. Started coming in the mid 70's…read moreevery year in August until 1984. Went back for a few family reunions. I made life long friends there that are like minded about the environment. I will be back up in September to avoid the rush and enjoy a little fishing.

Unbelievable... 5 stars seems insulting to this business! Myself and three friends were through…read morehiking the Northville-Placid Trail. After 42 miles on the trail individuals in the group had some equipment issues that needed immediate attention before committing to the next 45 mile section of trail. We were not anticipating staying in Piseco but it was a must. We approached this picturesque historical Adirondack property (not far from Piseco Bob's and the NPT trailhead) after 4 days on the trail... without a shower... to inquire about rooms to sort our issues in a dry place. We smelled like a gang of wet bears that just emerged from hibernation... wandering a hot landfill for food; absolutely repulsive. The inn keeper, Jen, is very accommodating to hikers. She was able to rent us 3 rooms (cheaper than any mainstream hotel ...anywhere on the planet), offered us hot coffee, and assisted us in finding laundry services to clean our heavily punished clothing. We were also invited to the $12 breakfast buffet and told to make ourselves at home while on the property (kayaks, beach, porch, etc). Jen and her staff are amazing humans and infinitely accommodating. They are truly the unsung trail angels of the NPT.

We are repeat visitors and love the cozy atmosphere. You can't beat the view of Lake Dunmore and Mt…read moreMoosalamoo right outside your front window! Lots to do outdoors around the lake and a lot of tourist attractions less than an hour away. We look forward to Sunset Hill every year!

We have been coming every winter for the past six years and have made some terrific memories here…read more There is so much I genuinely like about this place. The location is convenient and feels like part of our ritual now. The staff are almost uniformly kind and welcoming to our kids and us. They remember us, greet us cheerfully and make this feel like a home base. The outdoor hot tub was a particularly welcome amenity on this past brutally cold weekend and it helped us warm up a chill that seemed to go straight to our bones after time outside on the lake. It really is one of those few places that feels like a welcome retreat no matter the weather. If there weren't any flaws, this would be a much easier review to write. But there are flaws, and they are things that should have been tended to long ago. The rooms have definitely seen better days. Many of our dresser drawers barely opened. The refrigerator was hardly cool. Furniture had visible damage and some of the electrical outlets were non-functional or battered to the points that plugs fell right out f them. These are not deal breaking in isolation but taken together they left us feeling that the room was tired and poorly maintained. A little thoughtful maintenance or investment here could go a long way and make the rooms feel a lot more comfortable. Another disappointment this year was the breakfast buffet at TRs Restaurant. In years past it was a highlight and something our kids looked forward to to prepare for a cold morning out. This visit, the quality seemed to have declined and the selection felt smaller. The restaurant itself still has a lovely lake view and a cozy fireplace, and the service was still friendly and attentive, but the breakfast spread did not live up to our memories. So I find myself landing on a three star rating. If you take this place for what it can still be, it is a wonderful family resort with great staff and some truly nice amenities. But right now the condition of the rooms and some of the public areas combined with the breakfast experience hold it back from being the much stronger destination I know it can be. Here is hoping that ownership puts some money back into the property so it can recapture its full potential.

Sixteen years. Same weekend. Same place. Same friends. Super…read moreBowl weekend in Lake George has become a tradition we wouldn't trade for anything. What started as a simple trip turned into something much bigger a weekend that's about reconnecting, laughing, catching up, and picking up right where we left off every year. By the time the Super Bowl rolls around, it feels less like a trip and more like a reunion. The first week of Winter Carnival just makes it better. The ice bar, great food and drinks, the energy around the resort and town it all sets the tone for an unforgettable winter weekend. A huge part of why this works year after year is the people who make the place feel like home. Courtney, the general manager, keeps everything running smoothly and consistently she sets the standard. Tyler and Nicole at the bar are always a big part of the weekend, and Becca and Tonya at the front desk make arrivals feel easy and welcoming every single time. Even in the heart of winter, the place is always spotless thanks to Keisha and her housekeeping crew something we appreciate more than most people realize. Sixteen straight Super Bowl weekends, countless memories, and friendships that keep growing. Some traditions just stick because they're done right. Can't wait to see everyone again at the Holiday Inn Resort Lake George. Already counting down.