What a wonderful place to stay. Went for 2 nights for a wedding. We stayed in the cabin. Friends…read morestayed in the hotel. They had all the things you would have at home. Full kitchen. They even had coffee and coffee pots. Full fridge. The people there were friendly. The place was very clean. We will be coming back. Elizabeth Lucarelli.

My husband had the honors of picking our accommodations for our first solo trip without our son…read moresince he was born & he did a great job picking the Roostercomb suite at the Roostercomb Inn! Keane Valley is about 30 mins south of Lake Placid and only an hour from Plattsburgh. It's an incredibly beautiful area with plenty of hiking, waterfalls, peaks, rivers, and crystal clear lakes. The Roostercomb Inn is the perfect location because most of the trailheads we went to we're 5-15 minutes away by car. It's right off the main road in town, next to Black Mountain Coffee, and down the street for a little market named Valley Grocery. The Inn is mostly hostel style with 6 bedrooms varying from queen size bed, to twins, to even bunk beds with communal bathrooms. There's 2 bathrooms with showers/tub, and 2 bathrooms with just toilets. The suite we rented had it's own private bath, which to us was worth the extra money. The inn has a fully stocked kitchen so you can cook all 3 meals a day if you want, though I would recommend eating at least one meal at Forty Six restaurant down the street! There's two dining tables inside, and an outside table on the back patio which also has a grill, lounge chair, place to hang wet clothes, and a gorgeous view of the mountains. There's a fire pit out back, and the garden around the inn has beautiful flowers. The bottom floor of the front of the inn has a real fire place, some super comfy chairs for lounging, and another small kitchen with dining table in case there's the need. The rest of the downstairs are living quarters for the tenants. This building is from the 1800s, and although the hallways are a little crooked, there's so much character to this place! Most of the furniture is hand made wood and there's a lot of unique touches throughout. I will say that the bed definitely wasn't queen size and that the mattress needs to be replaced. Most guests probably sleep quickly and leave early, but we were really wanting to enjoy our time without our son and sleeping in was one of the goals! Noise levels weren't really a problem from inside, but there is a church across the street that chimes every hour and you can hear road noise. I also need to add that the windows need some curtains, because they don't block the sun and at night they are very lit up from the street lights. These are just a few touches that would've changed our stay from a 4 to a 5 star. I would say that being a suite they might want to add some more upgrades for couples who might be celebrating their wedding or anniversary. However, we would definitely stay here again! The little details in the room like the blow dryer, soaps, kitchenette that had both a coffee machine and hot water kettle were so thoughtful! They provided coffee beans and grinder for fresh coffee. They also had a tin with different teas. They provided all the cups, dishes, and silverware you would need so you could stay in your room. There's a small refrigerator and microwave as well. The closet had a cot bed that could be used for children, as well as additional pillows and blankets. There was a dresser for storing clothes, and a small electric fireplace. Magdalena is one of the owners and she was quite charming. She gave us recommendations of hikes in the area, and was very accommodating when asked for help. She gave me some of her chamomile tea when I didn't see any in our room or the shared kitchen, and she allowed us to come back and shower on our last day after we had checked out. We were hiking and swimming, and taking a flight later that night, so it was really nice for her to let us come back, especially since it ended up pouring rain in the afternoon! This place is quaint and lovely and has all the things you need for a wonderful vacation in the North Country of New York! The location is the perfect mix of small town amenities & close proximity to the nature trails! Check out my pictures as I've included some of the trails that were just a short drive from the Inn. Heads up, most of the trails do require reservations/permits. We will be back!

Ended up her because there were white out conditions on the way to Montreal... we had passed this…read moreplace so many times and always thought it to be charming. We were so right! They took us in on a very snowy Thursday night... blizzard conditions. We had the Jay room a king size bed and queen futon. It was my husband and our two daughters. Nothing was open for dinner as the town had closed because of the weather - the innkeeper made us cheddar scallion scones fresh out of the oven they were delicious. The inn is classic Adirondack wide plank floors fieldstone fire place.. big porch with Adirondack chairs. The room was large and had its own bathroom. Nothing fancy but absolutely perfect. Would definitely come back and recommend !!

Very disappointed. I'm keeping this brief but wanted to warn others because some of the issues we…read morehad staying here. The room: We asked for a room with a view and rustic surroundings when we booked. The room was nothing as expected. We had a view of the parking lot. We also learned as soon as we arrived the room had no lock on it. The owner felt that it was not necessary and assured us we should not be concerned. In this day and age, a lock IS necessary! The bathroom: We had a jacuzzi hoping to enjoy a hot bath after a long day of hiking. Well, when we tried the jacuzzi, the hot water knob kept falling off. Went to the owner and he basically just pushed it back on and said it was not a big issue. The timer on the jacuzzi kept shutting off within a few minutes so we had to keep pushing the jet button for it to work continuously. The bathroom had other problems. The center light had a bulb out. There was no shower curtain (I reported this as well). There was a shelf in the bathroom that was missing completely. Very rustic indeed! The bedroom: The "queen" bed was 2 single beds pushed together so me and my husband could not sleep near each other otherwise we would sink in the middle. After hiking all day, we passed out each night anyway, but this was a pretty pathetic sleeping situation. Breakfast: No breakfast was served at this B&B when we stayed since the cook didn't work on the days we stayed. Okay, I could handle that but not even coffee was available in the morning unless you used the Kuerig in the kitchen that was for the guests. We could have waited until one of the owners got up to make a real pot, but at this point, I opted to go get food at the diner. The last straw: We came back to our room one day after a long day of hiking and the door to our room was wide open. We believe the cleaning lady must have had to leave suddenly (I'm guessing) since there was some cleaning supplies left in the room. This was the final straw, and since we were leaving the next day, I never said anything to the owners about this. By this point, I was pretty much done with this place as you can imagine. Honestly, so much was wrong with this place, I would never go back. Stay here at your own risk.

Five stars for the Campground cabin and the trails; one star for the Loj dinner…read more We chose to have dinner at the Loj, as we've done in the past, for convenience. For $35/pp, the platter of Italian sausage, bowl of boiled peas, bowl of mashed potatoes, gravy, bread was underwhelming and lacking flavors. The salad was decent. And we haven't seen chocolate pudding for dessert since the elementary school cafeteria.

Super friendly, easy reservation, fantastic location. We reserved the Tyler cabin which you can…read morewatch a video in line. Check in fast and easy. The cabin is equipped with full kitchen, a bedroom with a queen, bedroom with two twins, and a pull out sofa. You have to bring your own towels and kitchen towels. Paper towels were provided and toilet paper. Bring your own shower supplies and hand soap. Picnic table and fire pit and you can find firewood for sale around the area. Quiet location. Parking spot in front of the cabin. You can see the lake from the cabin with gorgeous views and more picnic tables. A great hike Mt. Jo right in premises. Indian lake and rooster very close. Highly recommend. Short drive to Lake Placid.

We stayed here for two nights, and had a good experience overall!…read more The restaurant was absolutely amazing as well! Everything on the menu looked incredible, and everything we ordered was as well. The dishes were a creative combination of flavors and textures. The drink menu was also carefully curated, including a variety of beers, cocktails, and more. My husband and I shared an appetizer, I got a veggie burger, beer, and mezcal margarita. The location was fantastic, right next to a Kinney Drugs and Tops, with a Stewart's basically across the street, making it convenient to pickup the few extra things we needed during our stay. Our room was cute too, with a record player. There wasn't a TV, so it felt like a step back in time to just relax. Great place to stay if you need to in the area.

The Deer's Head Inn Restaurant is an excellent place to enjoy great food in a warm and welcoming…read moreatmosphere. The restaurant has a cozy and charming vibe, making it perfect for dining with family or friends. The food is delicious, well-cooked, and full of flavor, with good portion sizes. The service is friendly and attentive, and the staff make you feel comfortable from the moment you arrive. Overall, it's a wonderful restaurant with tasty food, great service, and a pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommended, and I would definitely visit again.

Stayed for 2 night to visit Whiteface. This was during a blackout time at Whiteface due to…read morePresidents Day week. They offer a military discount, rooms were perfect for my brother and I! Very affordable as the hotels in Lake placid were all over $400/night. This was exactly what is needed if you're looking to be 10 minutes from the mountain and need time to escape the busyness of life!

I have only good things to say about this place. I used Expedia to make the reservation. After…read morereading mostly wonderful reviews I was really curious and anxious to check out Mountain Brook Lodge myself. Plus, we were attending the Whiteface Oktoberfest and it was a perfect location in the little town of Wilmington just a short drive from our point of our interest. Before hitting the road, we called the owner to make sure he was expecting us because we knew we'd be arriving late. It wasn't a problem, he even told us to drive carefully and not to hurry. He was very comforting saying our room will be ready and waiting for our arrival. He gave us the room's number, so we could focus only on getting to our destination and not worry about anything else. After arriving I was deeply touched. Our room was not only ready for us, but with warm lights, a quiet TV on, and a slowly spinning ceiling fan. We felt extremely invited. The atmosphere was homey and cozy. After many hours on the road it was exactly what we needed and even more. Our accommodations were clean and pretty. Even the shower had a new curtain for us. Breakfast was basic, but I don't have bagels often and it was like a treat, toasted with butter and cream cheese, yum! There was more stuff to eat but I remember the delicious bagels the most and hard boil eggs of which I'm a big fan. I met the owner and shared my appreciation for his hospitality. He has a dog. The dog looked like a statue at first, but he was just chilling and it was easy to take picture of him. This unusual looking fellow was seated perfectly still for my photo and got little bit excited around my breakfast, but so was I, so it was totally understandable. After that I knew he was alright. The breakfast area was a great spot for having a morning meal or coffee during the day or just relaxing reading paper etc. Our room wasn't with 'a view' like I expected, but honestly I didn't know what to expect. The biggest window was in the front, a typical motel style setting. During the day, being located closer to the road could be little bit annoying because of the traffic noise. The nights were super quiet. It was good place to stay.

Very clean, quiet, close to the high peaks region. Stewart's, grocery store, pharmacy, and very…read moregood farm-to-table restaurant (Deers Head Inn) in close walking distance. It's a throwback classic mid century motor inn so don't expect ultra modern fixtures- bathroom is small. Not a place you want to hang out in all day, because it's pretty simple, but if you are visiting the Adirondacks you've got better things to do all day. And you'll be coming back tired and ready for a hot shower and an extraordinarily comfy bed!

Clean, comfortable and quiet. Close to everything you need. Owner is on site all the timeread more

Open for breakfast and lunch only. The menu is basic but good and hot and you get a lot of food…read more Blueberry pancakes are excellent!

Simple, fresh food. The burgers we're fresh formed, not frozen patties, and absolutely delicious…read more From my seat I could see someone making a fresh batch of some type of salad. Two people near me ordered rice pudding and it was scooped out of a large bowl, not canned.

Excellent staff !!! Excellent location!!!…read moreNo television's No access to lower level rooms except through climbing 34 steps!! Food and drink excessively priced Tea $8.00 Glass of Wine $22.00 No work out room - no pool No dedicated concierge. In general an expensive disappointment. For a Lake Placid Experience I would try elsewhere For an Opal experience I would return to the Sagamore

We stayed here a few months ago during our adventure honeymoon--30 states in 60 days--and Lake…read morePlacid was one of the highlights! As avid skiers, we couldn't pass up the chance to head upstate, and this place did not disappoint. The views were absolutely breathtaking, the food was fantastic, and the whole vibe of the town is just something special. If you've never been to Lake Placid, it's a must. From charming shops to great restaurants and beautiful sights everywhere you look, it's such a fun place to explore. Our room was spotless, service was top-notch, and we left already planning a return trip. Highly recommend!

I would recommend anyone and everyone to come and stay at the NewVida Preserve!…read more Saddie and Robin were super accommodating during our stay, making sure my toddler had little treats during dinner and a cute wooden keepsake! The view is stunning, and the food is very tasty, with live music on the weekends. We will be back to experience NewVida Preserve for sure!

We are regulars at New Vida. I attend yoga, and we frequent the restaurant. I agree that the bar…read moreservice is inconsistent, but our waitress, Sadie, was a delight on our most recent visit. The food is typically quite good. The building is beautiful and perfect for a romantic dinner. I LOVE the yoga instructors. It seems the owners are not as present as they were when the business first opened, and perhaps this has caused some of the issues other guests have noted. There are definitely worse places around, so we will continue to patronize New Vida and enjoy it for everything it is.

For years we have enjoyed our SUNDAY Dinners @ the INN. The SERVICE & the FOOD have "Always"…read moreBeen Excellent. Always cooked to perfecti

Mushroom soup was ok, as well as the pulled pork sandwich…read more The smoked trout appetizer wasn't that great. Trout didn't have a smoky flavor. The worst part of the meal was the dessert. The raspberry apple pie was awful, it looked like it was made with gelatin and it didn't really taste like anything. Apple crumble was too sweet.