If you're looking for a place that's peaceful, cozy, and genuinely welcoming, Steamboat Landing in…read moreBlue Mountain Lake is a gem. From the moment we pulled onto the property, we felt right at home. The setting is peaceful and beautiful, lakeside cabins, Adirondack chairs by the water, a firepit at sunset, and all built with Adirondack charm and comfort in mind . Many of the suites come with full kitchenettes, and there are cottages, cabins, and even a unique Icehouse suite if you want something special . What really sets this place apart, though, is the hospitality from Jeff and his son Ethan. They both are always willing to go above and beyond. We stayed in a room on the second floor with a small kitchenette, a comfortable queen bed, a private bath, and a lovely deck overlooking the lake. There were kayaks and canoes ready for us to explore the clear, clean waters right on site . The property is clean, low‑key, and perfectly relaxed. What you get is a wonderful balance of solitude and genuine family‑run service, and it's walking distance to the Blue Mountain Lake museum, local hikes, and a couple of diners and markets . In short: five stars all around, not only for the beautiful Adirondack setting and comfortable lodging, but especially for how Jeff and Ethan treated us. If you appreciate thoughtful hospitality and want a truly restorative stay, Steamboat Landing is your place. Highly recommended.

Stayed here a few times. Mostly off season but still nice and warm. Accommodations are just the…read moreperfect Adirondack vibe. Nothing compares to this with location, views and price. It's a magical place. At night, it's very quiet and the lake, pristine. I was born in the Adirondacks and this spot brings me back home.

Great food; Great staff; a true gem in the ADK; fixed menu served buffet style in one of the most…read morebeautiful resorts I have been to.

Hemlock Hall closing weekend Oct. 2024 . A magical sky with the Milky Way and the…read more Northern Lights! What a great end of season celebration. From the town beach on Blue Mountain Lake.

Amazingly beautiful cabins and lodge on Blue Mountain Lake, NY…read more Cabins are nicely decorated and equipped with modern showers and other bathroom fixtures. Beds are comfortable and the room is complimented with a refrigerator and a front porch overlooking the lake. Your price to stay includes a full menu hearty breakfast and a four course dinner. The meals are prepared by the resident chef and everything is delicious and the portions are plenty, all served in the historic dining lodge with a large fireplace and decorated in pure adirondack style. This is my second year coming here and I will continue to return year after year. The Hedges at Blue Mountain Lake is a wonderful place to vacation. FYI The hedges have canoes and kayaks available to all guests for use on the lake. Just a five minute drive to the adirondack museum.

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.

The one star is for the young lady that is the housekeeper and cook...she provided a nice breakfast…read morewhile the 4 of us were staying the 5 days. But obviously the owner of the Blue Mt Lake Inn could care less about anything else that occurs on his property. I'm not new to this area. I've been staying on this street for over 53 years, since I was a baby, I've stayed in almost every place here, and I understand the difference between "adirondack rustic" and "boardinghouse hovel" . This was the latter. The huge problem we had here was the July 4th "frat party" that began at midnight until 5 am, including the outside bonfire that we watched them douse with gasoline throughout the night. We watched in fear that this over 100 year old property would torch, with us in it. They all looked underage and they drank, fought with each other, and meandered throughout the house...there were no locks on any of the bedroom doors, or even the house itself. And through the night we phoned the police 3 times, though I never did hear them come. When I got up at 8:00 there they all were, sleeping it off throughout the house. We were beyond angry but not knowing these kids, we didn't want a confrontation. We called the owner at the number provided for us, which was answered by Hudson River Rafting Co, which the owner, Mr. Cunningham, apparently owns too. Talked to someone, explained everything, and of course the owner never called us back. I was fortunate that many of my family members were staying at Faxons cabins, and we spent most of our time there. You have been warned- don't do any business with the Cunninghams.

I stayed at the Inn in late Sept... so the little town was quiet . It was raining and I was…read moreconcerned about how to entertain myself. I arrived and fell in love with the Inn =the history, personality and charm of the place made me instantly smile ! My room was perfect ; my bed was so very comfortable- that i found it very hard to leave in the mornings. There were outlets even on the porch if i wanted wifi. Breakfast was delicious and there were lots of varieties of foods to eat . Being across the street from a beautiful lake was very nice -since i would go to the lake between rainfalls. The huge porch was so inviting and comfortable to spend a rainy day on . I have never been to a more relaxing , healing place ! I've saved the BEST for last =Meredith , the Innkeeper and her neighbors have got to be some of the nicest people I have ever met !!. Meredith thinks of everything to make your stay perfect ! I felt right at home and pampered immediately ! I hated leaving the Inn and cant wait to go back !! P.S. = If you like dogs = you will LOVE Mango= the Inns resident mascot !

Looking for break from city life? Go to the Sandy Point Motel in Long Lake, NY in the Adirondacks-…read morea five hour car ride and the heavens might just open up for you. Our highlight was to be in the company of Mr and Mrs Host/Hostess extraordinaire David and Daniella. Each room comes a screened in porch and lakeside view. The motel has a private beach equipped with canoeing and boating options. Bask in nature and serenity and a general feeling of well being. Economical, clean, decorative, rustic rooms. We rented the room with a kitchenette thoughtfully stocked with amenities that provided us with the convenience we could appreciate. This motel gets my highest ratings!!

We stayed here 9/17/20-9/19/20 while we hiked two-thirds of the Tupper Lake Triad. The spectacular…read morelake view alone is worth it. In addition, the bedroom and bathroom were spotless, the beds firm and comfortable, the entire room solidly constructed. The weather got down into the 20s and we never felt a draft. Easy access from the highway and only a hair over a mile from Long Lake. Highly recommended. We would stay here again.

Loved this place. Stayed off Hotels.com. Ended up staying in Cottage 10 and LOVED every single…read moremoment of it. The cottages are gorgeous and the property itself is off the main drag, which was awesome. We could walk to everything but not deal with loud people and drunks. The staff here are old school Polish and you can even hear Polish being spoken at times. Loved it. The room was clean and had everything you could want while on vacation. The property also has a pool Table, ping pong table, and lots more. It also has its own private beach and kayaks and canoes that you can take on the lake. Just beware of the sea plane that comes and goes most of the day. We will 100% be back next year. Was the best vacation stay we can remember having, and everyone agreed the place and the space were awesome.

Great location to stay. Beautiful setting on Long Lake. Very well manicured and found some nice…read morewalking paths around the property. Highly recommend for a unique experience.

Incredible and beautiful lodge. The food is amazing, I love the built in bar outside, they did a 5…read morecourse dinner out overlooking the lake where the servers carried out the food it was for anniversary and incredible views. One of my all time favorite places. We flew in on Net Jets and they picked us up in a nice comfy large Lexus 4x4 literally we stepped off the jet and they were waiting on the tarmac. Really 5 star service!

Our first time was last summer and while it was good there were issues. Kudos to the management,…read morewho took them seriously and addressed each one. We returned this year and it was perfection on all levels. The food was superb and the wines amazing. We had our puppy with us and the staff encouraged and supported all 3 of us to fully explore the area and their offerings. We hiked, boated and picnicked in this beautiful area. The resort is refined yet understated; active and relaxing; as guests you can enjoy your privacy and commune with fellow travelers. So glad we gave it a 2nd chance -- it was wonderful. Can't wait to explore The Point in all seasons!

Great place! We were camping at Harris Lake and ended up here for dinner because it was a close…read moreoption. They were quite busy but the manager / owner warmly welcomed us and other parties and made sure we had drinks and a great place to sit in the ADK chairs looking at the lake while we waited. Waitress was very attentive and helpful. Draft and canned beer selections were good, craft varieties. I had eggplant Parmesan which was delicious. All 5 of us were very happy with food options - crispy chicken, burger, fish fry. Kids ordered the bowl of bacon for appetizer and loved it. Dessert and after dinner drinks were good too.

Good food, very good bar. Nice vibe, with a hunting lodge, sort of a feel. Open during the…read moreoff-season, which is also helpful.

I have stayed here many times by myself and with friends and relatives. It is a basic clean motel…read morewith everything you need. The hosts are genuinely nice. There are several cottages to rent by the week which are all nice. The dock and beach face west and are very inviting. There IS Wi-Fi! The White Pines and the mowed green grass lawns make this place look great. It is very reasonably priced. When I had to cancel an extra room, they forgave me even though it was within a weeks notice. Short window of opportunity in the Adirondacks but well suited and located for adventures. Also the nearby Adirondack Hotel is great for drinks on the porch across from the famous Helms Aero Service which will give you incredible flights over the mountain scenery. I don't normally give 5 stars!

My wife and I stayed here last year in a regular room in the main part of the motel and were very…read moredisappointed. The walls are paper thin and you hear everything going on in the adjacent rooms. The staff is rather rude to deal with on the phone as well as in person. We come up to Long Lake every February as past of a large group (~100 people) for an extended weekend of Geocaching events around the area and there are only three real options for lodging this time of year in Long Lake ...Shamrock Motel, Adirondack Hotel, and the Quackenbush's Long View Wilderness Lodge (Hotel). We have stayed at all three and The Shamrock falls dead last of the three for us. They charge around the same as the Adirondack, more than the Quackenbush and you get the least amount of amenities of the three. Friends of ours stayed here again this year (this past weekend) and while we stayed at the Quackenbush, we visited our friends here and reconfirmed our decision of why we wouldn't stay here ourselves again. Our friends agreed. Some even changed reservations from here to the Quackenbush. If you have to stay here though, I'd recommend the cabins out back behind the motel. They are a little rough but at least you get some privacy and they have kitchenettes for cooking if you so desire. A bit pricey though for those and only a couple are winterized. There are more available in the Summer. They have free WiFi but signal is only good if you are in a room adjacent to the office or down in one of the cabins. If you are in a room at either end of the motel then signal is very week and prone to dropping off. There is no restaurant or bar onsite like at the other two options.