What a great week we experienced at Chamlar. Everything was better than expected. This was my…read morefamily's first year staying here and we are hoping to make this yearly trip. Walking distance to town and restaurants.

Family has been coming here for years and now it's three generations! We never talk about going…read moreelsewhere either. The cottages have everything we need for a great week of fun. Bedrooms are simple, but nicely decorated and clean. The beds are very comfortable too! Kitchen has everything my mom needs when she's in the mood to cook, or my dad is just as quick to throw some burgers on the grill. The kids love the huge lawn that they can run around on and play games, while my favorite part is the screened in porch where I can watch the kids and the great view of the lake at the same time! Of course the view is better from the private beach and the whole family enjoys having a bonfire down there at least a few times during the week. Looking forward to next year already!

Stayed there one year ago this weekend. Exceptional first experience at a B&B. Warm welcome, cozy…read moresurroundings, area tips were terrific, food was very good, fellow guests were interesting and entertaining. We strongly recommend staying there.

Just returned from a wonderful getaway and stayed here with my wife. This is a very nice B&B…read more Nancy and Larry were at all times very hospitable. We were greeted on arrival by two super friendly but well behaved dogs, Buddy and Bella. Our room was very clean and serenely decorated with it's own bathroom (nice claw foot tub). The sheets felt like a thousand thread count sheets if there is such a thing. No in room TV, but Linksys WiFi was there so I watched Netflix with earphones. Nice in room fireplace for ambiance. The breakfast was amazing beyond words. Everything was expertly homemade and served on a well set dining room table that sat 6. First, fresh fruit cocktail with raspberries, nuts, melon, grapes and pineapple. Second, sticky buns the likes of which I've never had. Third, croissant made with egg, potatoes and Canadian bacon. Fourth, challah French toast with local syrup. It was Mother's Day and all the ladies received a rose. Very nice hiking to the top of Mt Severance nearby. You'll love the view. Recommended if you are looking for a relaxing place with well thought, homelike touches.

Pros--very nice clean room for a fabulous price! Benjamin the manager was available and…read morehelpful--gave some great recommendations for lunch and check-in was easy and quick. Room was comfortable, bed was nice and shower was hot. Cons--most rooms don't have lake views and there's no real beach but the town beach is close by, has lifeguards until 5 and was very nice!

Beautiful, quaint and private rooms and cabins right by the lake with dock access. Comfortable bed,…read morewell-stocked kitchenette, and full bathroom. Ms. Amy was super welcoming and gave us a tour of all the complementary amenities including kayaks, bikes and a fire pit. When we had a problem, Ms. Amy went above and beyond to resolve it for us. Would recommend for anyone looking for a cozy and private base to enjoy the beautiful town and lake.

My favorite place on earth. Visiting feels like a warm hug - which is exactly what you get from the…read morestaff when they welcome you "home". I saw a review of the food on this site and I was horrified. Called it "mediocre, cooked from frozen" and said that they had problems with allergies in spite of telling them ahead. NOT ACCURATE. Our food has always been fresh and beyond delicious. I am allergic to all grains and they have been incredibly helpful at making substitutions. One night they had cheesecake on the menu. I was excited because it is one of the few desserts Incan eat. I just don't eat the crust. When it came, my husband's was the usual cheesecake but mine was special. The crust was made with almond flour, made especially for me! And of course the property is stunning. There are not enough words to describe it adequately.

The chef should be rated as 5 stars. Tending to our special dietary needs and using fresh…read moreingredients. You could photograph the dishes as served at our table. The Creme Brulee topped with a sweet strawberry & mint leaf was delicious. Three great tastes in one dessert. Tasting the mint remained me of my fishing the Brook Trout streams as a young fisherman.

This is a 5 star for a small family motel. The70's vibe is awesome.The hosts are lovely family…read morepeople. This is a modest motel, super clean, disc tv, fridge, microwave, good wifi comfortable king size bed. Will stay there again for sure.

AWESOME STAY!!! Joe and Leslie were so down to earth with help and conversation. The room was cozy…read moreand VERY neat. Every Time I come back for a Visit to Ticonderoga The Stone House will be my place of Choice to stay. Paul Hurlburt

Gorgeous place with a ton of fun things to do. I want to highlight the cafe in the gift. I took a…read morechance and I was craving a burger, so I got a bbq, bacon, blue cheese burger. It actually blew me away. It was one of the best burgers that I've had in a long time. The seasoned beef made it so much better. Big props to my man that made me a killer burger.

Silver Bay YMCA is so close to being beautiful that it just hurts how mismanaged it feels…read more This year, it looks like they didn't hire enough lifeguards, even though we're not allowed to swim without them. The result is that, despite being right on Lake George, it's hard to actually, you know, swim. Swimming closed from 11:30-1:00 and then again from 5:30-7:00. Then the small shallow swimming area is open for one more hour, but then beautiful central beach is closed. And the one activity I really loved--spending $50 to be able to swim across the lake? Cancelled altogether. The cabin we rent just keeps getting more expensive & the "can't" rules just keep increasing. This year's most likely my last.

Greeted warmly by Heather and Rick on a cold winters day…read more From the moment we stepped through the door, we felt right at home. All the rooms were decorated beautifully, and the Christmas decorations and tree added a festive mood. Our room was very comfortable and spotless. The plush robes were an added luxury. Come to the breakfast table hungry for you will be fed a delicious, gourmet, breakfast. Fresh fruit, homemade blueberry muffins, and a "Dutch baby" pancake that was so very tasty. And homemade sausage was a treat! Top that off with hot coffee as you gaze out the window looking at the lake. All this plus wonderful conversation with our hosts made our stay at the Loch House one that we will always remember. We highly recommend a stay at the Loch House.

Really wonderful inn! The innkeepers were very attentive, really had a fine eye for detail, the…read moreroom I was in was very comfortable, and I would highly recommend staying here. Looking forward to coming back again in four months on business.

TLDR: best place to eat on the lake, make a reservation and go! Now on to the full review:…read more Thanks to the foresight of my late grandfather, my family is fortunate enough to have a camp on the northeastern shore of Lake George. Throughout life's ups and downs, I've yet to miss visiting in the summer/fall for any of my 42 years. Lake George is 32 miles long, and the northern basin (north of the "Narrows" group of islands) really is better than the southern half. Why? It's cleaner, less busy, and a lot less commercialized. The trade-off is you're a bit farther from the highways, making the trip to the nearest airports (Albany, NY or Burlington, VT) or rainy day things like the mall a little longer. The northern basin also is not chock full of lakefront restaurants and bars like the south side (Bolton and Lake George village). Anyway, that was a long preamble to Martucci's restaurant. I'll get to the point now: this isn't just the best place to eat in northern lake George, it's the best place to eat on the lake - period! They serve breakfast 7 days a week, and serve dinner Thursday - Sunday evenings 5:30 to 7:30 PM. They've got things like burgers, lamb chops, and salmon every night. There are also rotating specials like their lamb shank. My dad and I were lucky, and went on a night when lamb shank was on the menu. All I can say is: damn it's good! You won't need a knife, it's "fall off the bone" tender. The orzo it's served with is very flavorful too, I believe they cook it in the lamb juices? Rich as lamb is supposed to be, but not overly so. Dad & I agreed it's some of the best lamb we've had! Dinner also included a nice salad (forgot to take a pic) with a choice of 3 dressings: blue cheese, thousand island or oil & vinegar. We both went with blue cheese and it was very tasty. Nice and thick, definitely not from a jar. The rolls were fresh baked and served with Cabot butter, which is the best around. Soup of the day was spinach. Frankly I'm not a big spinach guy, but I had most of my serving. It had a nice flavor and was in what I think was a beef stock. My dad devoured his. We didn't have room for dessert, but they had several options available. We brought our leftovers home and enjoyed them the next day. Throw the lamb and orzo in some Corningware in a 350F oven until it's warmed through, and it's almost as good as the first night. There is also a really cool bar that'll take you back in time to what the "real Adirondacks" used to feel like. Beautiful wood bar, knotty pine paneling, and a booze selection that's more than adequate but not overwhelming. We arrived by boat and docking was a breeze. They had a staff member come out and be kindly assisted with tying up. If you're an inexperienced boater, be mindful of the navigation buoys (as you should already be on this large lake). I'd suggest making a reservation, and arriving early to enjoy a drink on their deck overlooking the lake. They've got nice grounds to walk around too. The owner Dave takes great pride in his family business. We are grateful to have such an amazing place to make new family memories - while enjoying great food amidst true Adirondack ambiance and hospitality. If you're staying in lake George village or Bolton landing, take the easy and scenic drive up Route 9N - it's well worth the visit. We can't wait to go back!

I Love Northern Lake George Resort! It is in the heart of nature, the property is beautiful with…read moreLakeside Access... not only do they offer accommodations, but also boat dock rental spaces, and they have a wonderful restaurant with food that is so delicious it makes your mouth water! The lounge serves incredible drinks, and offers live music that is incredible! From international musicians to local artists... it is a treat to be able to listen to this music.. they also offer paint and sip, many activities on the property including free access for guests to canoes, kayaks, and rowboats... for a day adventure on the lake and to the islands... the rooms are authentic to the time period in which they were built... while constant upgrades are happening on the property. Many families return year after year... some have been coming for 35 years or more... as well as new guests arrive to enjoy the beauty and majestic views here.. that only this property has. The experience is worth the price to stay here... even though the price to stay here is accommodating for all people... no matter their pay bracket or social class. Truly a warm and welcoming space where are all welcome and invited... and feel at home... in the Adirondacks! Many other places to stay up here do not care about you, or who you are, or do not even try to get to know you.. the owner is very personable, friendly, kind, and understanding... they also do their own fourth of July fireworks which makes the stay even more magical and wonderful! The history of the resort is amazing and so are the grounds / gardens. This place is a treasure, and a gem from history to today!