First time here. Spend 2 nights at campsite #30, located on the water of lake Harris. Great…read moreexperience. Campsites were spacious, bathroom and shower facilities were clean. At each campsite, the campground provided a picnic table, fire pit and cooking grate. The lake is warm, clean, and you're able to swim and boat on the lake. There were also dumpsters to throw away trash. We hiked Mt. Adam's fire tower trail, which was about a 15 minute drive away. I haven't camped in years and this experience makes me want to return again.

Lake Harris campground is located on the southern side of the high peaks on Rt. 28N. It's got 90…read morecampsites, most are fairly private and more than half located on the lake. It's almost as far removed as you can camp while still having hot showers and flush toilets. I've been camping here for over 10 years, the campground caretaker or manager, Brenda, is the best. She's extremely personable and welcoming, ready to answer any question you might have. The campgrounds is a great place to use as a base to explore the high peaks, paddle the Hudson, hike to a fire tower or just sit in front of the fire and listen to the loons. The town of Newcomb is full of friendly people but not much else if you want to shop or be entertained. Down the road from the campground is Great Camp Santanoni,, the Adirondack Interpretive Center, Goodnow Mountain. In the other direction is the Upper Works access to Mount Marcy and the surrounding high peaks. In the town there's a small general store, an ice cream stand, a single gas pump and a diner.

I stayed here 4th of July weekend with some friends and family and it was amazing. We stayed in…read moregreat spot on Weller pond off of Middle Saranac. The boat ride to our spot took about an hour but it was peaceful and serene especially on the river between the Lower and Middle sections. Our spot was secluded and made for a nice relaxing weekend.

Attentive owner but not overboard. Cute place. Will come back. A cook out would be cool Here too!read more

Great place to stay in Blue Mountain! The owner is great and friendly, and the cabins are cute,…read moreclean, and fully stocked!

This is a beautiful facility. The front desk staff is very welcoming and the maintenance gentleman…read morewe dealt with was extremely friendly. While we really liked this resort I would not necessarily recommend it those with physical challenges. There are actually 3 separate buildings that compromise the resort. The building we were in had a lot of stairs and no elevator. The "main" building interior is beautiful and there are man made waterfalls out front. The main building does have an elevator but the amenities, like pools, are pretty spaced out and require considerable walking. The room we stayed in beautiful with a wonderful view of the lake and mountains beyond. Of very special note: the Guest Services Manager- Ms Lia Collins- is a truly special person. She went beyond normal policy to help us out when unexpected circumstances caused us to cut our stay short. She treated us with caring and compassion- not just as customers. I highly recommend this hotel - aside from my accessibility comments. In my opinion- if accessibility is an issue for you- that you stay in the main building. Just be aware that there will be some walking. Overall a very nice place to stay!!

Stayed at lake house and king suite on the water front each for a couple of days…read more King suite by far better. Big, on the lake, comfier bed and pillows. There is a whirlpool bathtub we didn't use but the bathroom is huge. Downside in both rooms were spiders on the balcony (staying early September). Huge ones too. You brush them away and they come back in an hour. The lake house feels like camp. The room has a nice wood vaulted ceiling but that's the only nice feature. The carpet, bed and bathroom were pretty clean except that we found shavings in the sink and the faucet cap was missing and it was all rusted and corroded. The bathtub also had a draining problem. And the bathroom was super tiny, and the tissue box almost fell in the toilet multiple times. The toilet is not a home toilet but one you find in airport bathrooms. Blech. The best feature is the community room bar area which is really cute and spacious. The foosball table was fun but it is from the 80s or something. Small pool table, didn't get a chance to play. The atmosphere is a 60s chalet and it's great for playing board games, they have a few but we brought our own. As a guest at the resort you get access to all three building so doesn't matter where you stay, you can use all the services. Downstairs there is a pool and hot tub, just cement with a hole in it. My husband used the hot tub and was lucky no one else was in it. It's very big and has lots of jets. The whole room is very basic and can use a deep clean and some potted plants around or something to make it pretty. I have no idea what the rec room outside the pool could be, dirty carpeted area that I can picture a two year old running around circles in- that's about it. Wasted space. There is another pool and hot tub in the main building and it is a trek away from the other buildings as it's nestled in the back. It's super hot and steamy in the whole room and it looks newer than the other pool but still very basic. For a romantic getaway I highly suggest booking any waterfront room or suite, the view and rooms are much better cared for and more updated looking. Also having access right to the lake instead of walking across the street is a huge benefit. Only downside is the parking lot at waterfront is super tiny and you have to do multiple k turns and it took me 15 minutes to park into a spot. And the entry with the gates is awkward while your car sticks out in the middle of the street. But still the rooms and views are worth it. Only hotel I've seen that has paddle boats too. Lots of equipment available to borrow which is great. The place is a 4 star hotel but to me it's more of a 3. It is the cheaper of the 4 star hotels on mirror lake and I think it's because the amenities and rooms are old (still functional though). A lot of crevices in the rooms weren't cleaned, like spiderwebs in corners of the balconies and under the radiator. The service is very attentive though. They were super accommodating and everything I texted them about was dealt with in a timely manner. I really like their text service, so you don't have to keep calling the front desk for every little thing. Free coffee in the lobby of the main building and lake house every morning. Plenty of spring water fillers around the property. We didn't use the fire pits but last lighting is at 9pm and you have to buy your s'mores and equipment. I don't know if we would stay here again but if we did we would book a suite.

We always try to get a dinner red there when vacationing in Indian Lake. It can be difficult…read morebecause they have to accommodate their in-house guests first. But they are always delightful and ready to help even putting me on a cancellation list. It is worth going just to see the magnificence of this historic register find. We always enjoy their cocktails and $44 for a complete meal is a bargain. Soup salad, entrée, and dessert with fresh baked rolls Makes for a delightful dinner. I have never had a bad meal there. They have Romanian students do all the serving and they couldn't be more accommodating. One of my favorite places in the Adirondacks for sure.

Great place to stay! The food and staff are both wonderful. The rooms are beautiful and the resort…read moreis in a great location!

After reading reviews about the food here, I knew I had to snag a reservation so I emailed a…read morerequest a few weeks before we were visiting Lake Placid and was helped by Kelly, who was so lovely in all the interactions. With reservations in hand, we were excited to come here for dinner and we were not disappointed! Service was top notch from start to finish and the atmosphere is cozy, rustic and upscale all at the same time. Food and drink were wonderful....my old fashioned was perfect and our appetizers were terrific. Loved the refreshing watermelon salad and let me assure you there was nothing left of the charcuterie board! My mother-in-law and I both had steak, which had an amazing sauce. My husband had the fish based on the recommendation from the folks at the next table and he loved it. We split a Bailey's creme brulee for dessert and even thought we were stuffed from dinner and didn't think we could eat another bite, we demolished that dessert in no time flat. If you're coming to Lake Placid and want a fine dining experience, make a reservation here. I didn't have a bad meal while in LP, but this was the best one by far.

What a beautiful historic building with incredibly authentic decor and fabulous food! Kelly and…read morethe staff were personable and so welcoming. A "must stay" if you're visiting Lake Placid! Susie and Mike

I went through the process to get a refund from the platform because the host included mention of…read moreon-site cameras in the liability waiver sent AFTER payment that are NOT mentioned in listing Not for me

Be very careful when dealing with this group. Made reservation for August 2023 in December 2022 and…read morewas promised a rental agreement for over 3 months. Never received agreement, although asked at least five times, so that our family could make plans. Always some excuse. I can only assume they were holding out for better offer. My family is very disappointed when all Camp Kidura had to do was be straight with us. Rentals are now more difficult to get and more expensive. They cost us time and money.

My husband and I brought my mother-in-law here and she loved it, which means I love it. We…read morepurchased tickets online to do the gondola and the zipline. I figured that the gondola would be worth it and if we chickened out when it came time to do the zipline, that would be fine. We really enjoyed the gondola ride up and the staff at the bottom and the top were so nice and helpful. We enjoyed taking the elevator to the top of the tall ski hill. Some great history of the Olympic games and how they ended up in Lake Placid a second time. The views were spectacular (even in the rain) and you really can't get a better vantage point. I would say if you have vertigo, getting close to the (safely protected) edges of the viewing platforms can make you a little dizzy because those hills are steep! In any event, we did the tour then went to the zipline. The guys working it were super friendly and helpful and they reassured about the daily testing and safety of the ride so we all decided to give it a go and it was definitely a highlight of our visit to Lake Placid. My mother-in-law enjoyed it so much! I was so glad we did it and appreciative of the workers for making us so comfortable. We decided to ride the gondola again back up and down the mountain to enjoy the view on the way down since we had our eyes closed on the zipline. Definitely a great place to visit while in Lake Placid.

Came here as part of the Olympic passport, which was a good value all things considered. You…read morecannot miss the ski jumps when driving into town. By visiting here, you can take a gondola to the halfway point up, and then an elevator to the top of the highest jump. Gondola ride itself is very cool, and the elevator can be overwhelming however you can stay in the indoor cabin at the top versus going outside to climb the final staircase. It's crazy that from the very top, you cannot see the landing zone at the bottom. Expect a wealth of factoids and sweeping views of the area. The staff can answer just about any Olympics question you can think of. Came blame them, as this is a very cool place to work. Not sure how repeatable this is unless you upgrade to a tour with an athlete demonstrating the jump, or the zip line which launches from the hallway point, however at worst it's well worth the 1 visit.