We've stayed at the Summit multiple times over the years during the winter, spring, summer and…read morealways had comfortable stays. Whether you're skiing at nearby Gore Mountain or whitewater rafting on the Hudson, returning to a nice warm condo to relax with a cold beer is a huge comfort. When we have a big group for skiing, I always try to get the 4 bedroom units, but there are only 2 of them, so the earlier you book the better. They're not true 4BR because they are really 2 units with 3+1BR with an adjoining door and 2 entrances. The unit rental rate is pricey, but that's to be expected on a holiday weekend during ski season. On the plus side, you have 2 living rooms, 2 kitchens and 3 1/2 baths which makes a big difference when you're cooking dinner or trying to get everybody ready to go out to the slopes in the morning. Both units also have gas outdoor grills if you want to throw on some steaks after a long day on the slopes. Just be sure to put on all your ski gear if you're manning the grill and it's 0 degrees when the sun goes down. The office and clubhouse building is only a short walk away. Some of the individual units have WiFi if the owner is nice enough to have it installed, but it's available in the clubhouse if you really need it. There is also a swimming pool, foosball, billiards and table tennis. The office even sells discount lift tickets for Gore if you want to save a couple of bucks off the mountain price.

We booked a townhouse for the long weekend, and it was pretty close to perfect…read more Minutes away from Gore Mountain, it was one of the best places to stay and be close enough to get there. You could drive, but there is also a shuttle. The price for the two bedroom town house was not cheap, but the comfort factor made up for it. It has a full kitchen, with lots of dishes, cooking utensils , pots and pans. Even a blender! Anything you can dream of, with more than enough serveware which was nice. There's also a dishwasher which made life easier. Living, dining and kitchen were open concept, large dining table and a flat screen tv. Upstairs were two bedrooms , the master with ensuite and shared hot tub. I was surprised how clean the place was, everything was spotless and seemed like it was left just for us. No one bugged us for the three days we were there which was nice, but you could have requested a change of sheets, more towels if you wanted to. The office down the way, had a pool and maps and thing but we didn't use any of them. The only 2 complaints was that they couldn't give us the Wifi password and seemed to be only available in the office ( a huge downer for us roaming canadians) and for some reason we couldn't regulate the temperature consistently (either too hot or too cold) Otherwise the stay was really enjoyable, and couldn't have asked for more in accommodations. For those that dont feel like skiing, North Creek town about 5 mins away has a great bakery and antique shop!

Family gathering (we had 4 rooms in the Lodge) for 3 days, 2 nights. Terrific setting for all ages…read more Our group included grandparents, adult children & 3 toddlers. Loved the Lodge decor & space, coffee station in lobby & daily choc chip cookies in the lobby. We used the game room, the indoor pool, the hang out areas. Favorite spots were the beach, snack shack, deck overlooking the lake. Beach swim area PERFECT for toddlers!! The sand was great & resort provided beach toys, chairs & beach towels (so helpful!). Loved the open grassy areas, fire pits & cute chairs, playground & mini golf. Only gripe was our lower level rooms were musty & water stain on shower ceiling (Rm 211) - would be easy to fix that stain. Daily housekeeping for the rooms is included but slow (I had to request it 3 times in one day; finally done around 4:30pm). Overall we would totally recommend this resort. VERY family-friendly! We made terrific memories & would definitely return. I just think a bit more refreshing of the rooms would elevate the experience to remove the negatives.

The Lodge at Schroon Lake was home for two nights at the start of a trip to the Adirondacks and my…read morehusband and I were pleasantly surprised by our visit. We had plans to ski nearby Gore Mountain but the wind and a -40 degree windchill kept us from the slopes. This turn of events left us with more time than we expected at the lodge. Lucky for us, there were plenty of available on-site activities to keep us cozy and entertained. Highlights included: - Indoor heated pool & jacuzzi: What a luxury in the dead of winter! Spacious indoor area with large windows to house their pool, kiddie pool, and jacuzzi. Lounge chairs, tables, etc. Ample supply of pool towels, easy access to bathrooms, and separate changing areas so you don't have to walk through the lodge in your suit. - On-site activities: Board games available with ample seating near a fireplace. Large bar area. Group activities like bingo. The list goes on. - Comfortable rooms with useful amenities: Large televisions (great as the Olympics were on!), soft beds, mini fridge, Keurig, and the like. - Proximity to Downtown Schroon Lake: Although there was dining available on-site, it was nice to have a number of restaurants to select from 5 minutes down the road (and a stellar view of the frozen lake anytime you're pulling out of their property). - Hot drinks & snacks: I enjoyed some free cookies and hot beverages available in their lobby and main bar area on several occasions. Speaking of their property, the drive in among their towering trees is impressive. Lots of variety in the type of accommodation you can book. Ample parking. Great with snow removal and ensuring guests can get in and out. Staff were very helpful. Only snafu we encountered was right at check in. The heater in our first room sounded like a jet engine taking off with an incurable rattle. It was late but the front desk was very responsive and moved us to another room. Unfortunately, the room was quite a trek and was only accessible via stairs (which was a bummer as we had quite a few things we needed to drag in). To our delight, on trip 2 to our vehicle, the front desk stopped us and offered a 3rd but much closer room that became available after a last minute cancellation (which we gladly accepted). They didn't have to do that but we really appreciated them keeping us in mind. We were also granted a slight extension on checkout given our change in plans. Would definitely stay here again!

The owners and staff are terrific and we very much enjoyed our stay. Breakfast was great and our…read moreview of the lake was beautiful. Looking forward to our next stay.

This B&B has been reviewed very favorably on trip advisor and therefore we decided to stay here…read more however we were not impressed given the 250 per night price tag. breakfast one morning was meaty so my vegetarian husband couldnt even partake. the room we stayed in (one of the biggest) was dated. the magazines were from 2005. the fireplace was a nice perk but the innkeepers ask that we have them show us how to use it...but during the day (after bfast) they are nowhere to be found. the robes smelled like an attic. toiletries were samples of shampoo/conditioner that you get in magazines. it may be small things but for 250/night in a small sleepy town, i expect nicer amenities, even during the high summer season. walls are thin but this is maybe a problem in most B&Bs. the innkeepers are trying to sell the place, i learned, so maybe their passion is just not there anymore. also it is not right on the water. the views were pretty tho - faces the lake/mountains. i would not recommend to others. i think i would have given it 4 stars if the price fit the lodging. on another note, hague is beautiful. very different vibe from bolton landing and lake george village.

Love this place! Proprietor is helpful and friendly. Big friendly dog named "tank" greets…read moreeveryone. The cabins are clean and well kept. Some of the appliances are a little old and worn, but everything works. We'll be coming back!

What a wonderful place to stay. Clean and comfortable. As far as the internet, not too good, but…read morewho needs it when you get away to unplug for a few days. TVs where great size for viewing, and they have cable. We will be back next Spring. Thank you Sharon for a wonderful stay. We enjoyed your property and hospitality. Martha R. Megas and Matthew A. Robinson - Albany, New York

While cycling through the Champlain Valley, I was thrilled to come upon my evening's destination -…read moreThe Shoreham Inn. A warm, inviting, beautifully maintained inn with lush gardens. I dined at the bar and was attended to by the warm female bartender. I had the Caesar salad with a homemade, broth-like New England style clam chowder. The soup was fantastic- light, flavor filled and creative. A special treat was fresh raspberry pie w/ vanilla ice cream. Returning to my cozy abode in the rear Sheep Barn, I was given the royal treatment by the neighbor's cat. Or vice versa. She lavished love upon love and demanded more in return. And more. I sat down in a garden chair, she joined me. She wrapped herself around my shoulders, with her face nuzzled behind my ear. I was wearing a cat scarf. One that licked my hand like a golden retriever. Seriously, she drooled in my hand as I caressed her cheeks But I didn't invite her in. This cat has it made - she cudda been a stah!

We've stayed here twice when traveling to Fort Ticonderoga. This place has outstanding antique…read moredecor and charm. It has a great bar and complimentary EV charging for guests. Our breakfast was outstanding, Kevin and Scott spoiled us with great service, culinary skill, and attention to detail.

So we were celebrating our anniversary and driving to Montreal, we needed one night in VT and chose…read morehere. We wished we were here longer, we may see if there's a room on the way back to break up our trip. The property itself is beautiful, very historic. The rooms are clean, also beautifully decorated. The staff- this is where my 5 stars come into play, so accommodating, pleasant. We arrived at 8pm on a Sunday, well the town is pretty much shut down, they recommended a fabulous dinner spot still open. Then around 1130 when I realized there is no coffeemaker or microwave so I can have tea before bed, I found myself at the desk and she was beyond accommodating, she got me some hot water from the kitchen.. seems simple and small but you saved me a very sleepless night. This place including the staff are top notch!!

Arrived for lunch on a Thursday. Tried making a reservation on their website using Resy but as…read morenoted elsewhere they are actually not using it. Need to change website. Extremely noisy environment-VERY ANNOYING-making conversation impossible. Terrible acoustics. Service was OK, but food was tasteless and boring. Seems like no spices were used in anything. Absolutely bland and not worth eating. Avoid lunchtime in particular. Seems to be a gathering places for older female customers who are all screeching at each other simultaneously.

My wife and I just spent 4 lovely days at the most beautiful Bed & Breakfast in Vermont. Our hosts…read more(Maggie & Don) were most gracious and made us feel truly at home. This Bed & Breakfast offers stunning views of foliage,mountains and wildlife. If you plan to visit Vermont -- you MUST stay here - I strongly recommend it !

Extraordinarily friendly and helpful host. Beautiful rooms in a beautifully restored historic…read moreVictorian home. Fabulous breakfast. Pool table, ping-pong table, lots of games, and a fire pit. And cheep! My first thought upon walking in to the house was that this would be the perfect place to bring a large family for a week's holiday together. The only thing that wasn't prefect was weak Wi-Fi in the fabulous North (turret) bedroom, a problem which the host said she will fix. I look forward to staying here again.

I came upon Edgemont B & B in the early stages of planning a cycling trip for two in the Lake…read moreChamplain region. Vince, the owner of the inn, kindly offered to supply turn-by-turn instructions for rides he had taken himself. We built our six-day trip around those routes and incorporated two overnight stays at Edgemont. Karen, the manager, shuttled our bags between Edgemont and other inns so we could ride unencumbered. She also organized a marvelous lasagne dinner for us. Karen cooked eggs, sausages, and bacon for breakfast. Every morsel was delicious. We enjoyed the dining and sitting rooms, and best of all was our big beautiful bedroom with a bay window overlooking cow pastures. A great destination for cyclists!