I wish there were a Porcupine Inn in every city I visit! Fred is a wonderful host, terrific cook,…read moreand an all around great person to welcome you to Saranac Lake. We stayed 2 nights in late June for a good friend's wedding. The rooms were magnificently kept and if you forgot any type of toiletry - the items were likely already in your room. Not only were toiletries available, but we also had discovered a small stash of mini water bottles, crackers, and snacks in one of the closets. Perfectly thought out preparation and presentation. Because of the old age of the house there is no AC, but rest assured every room comes equipped with a fan or two. Could not have asked for a more perfect weekend in Saranac Lake

I've traveled all around the world and stayed in so many places, and there's just something about…read morethis little Bed and Breakfast that can't compare to anywhere else I've stayed. The hospitality here is "on point." The breakfast is amazing, the views are serene, and the guest rooms are quaint. I can not recommend a better stay for your Adirondack holiday.

This is the second time we booked at this location. Our room had a beautiful view of the lake and…read moremountains. Every morning we woke to the peaceful sound of loons on the lake. Accommodations were extremely clean and comfortable. Margorie is a wonderful host! We look forward to another stay!

We stayed in the separate apartment above the barn next door to the B&B and it was fantastic. The…read morelake was just steps away (where we were encouraged to store our own kayaks), the views of the lake and surrounding mountains were wonderful, and despite it being only a few miles from Saranac Lake village, it felt many miles away from everything. The hosts were helpful and kind and we hope to come back to stay next Fall. The apartment is open with 2 beds next to each other which is great for a family and the kitchen was fully-equipped.

Wonderful place! We enjoyed staying at Snow Goose Bed and Breakfast several times over the last…read morefour years and every stay has been fantastic. The morning breakfasts are delicious and the breakfast room ambiance is so inviting and peaceful. We love hiking and there are plenty of trails close by to choose from. Wayne and Amy are great hosts. I highly recomend their B&B!

This year we took another winter trip to the Adirondacks. We knew we would stay at The Snow Goose…read moreagain. The Snow Goose is cozy, well located, and tranquil. Wayne and Amy are great hosts. Highly recommend this place.

Was there a few years ago and looking to return. Hosts were gracious and rooms tidy and well kept…read more A great Adirondack Inn in a beautiful setting.

I looked for a place to spend the night of our wedding anniversary, and I spoke to one of the…read moreowners - Phyllis. When I told her we were celebrating our anniversary, she was more than accommodating, suggesting a room with the features we were looking for - a nice-sized and comfortable bed, and a jacuzzi tub. It was perfect for what we wanted - a full day of relaxation. The Silver Spruce Inn is a historic structure, with the original building dating to like 1790. During a sumptuous breakfast the next morning, Phyllis joined use and talked about some of the history of the place, joined by a returning guest, who seemed to be rather familiar with the place. When everyone finished breakfast, Phyllis and Eldon gave us a short tour downstairs to see the bar that was acquired when the original Waldorf Astoria was being demolished to make room for the Empire State Building. History aside, the owners were pleasant and caring, the room was clean and comfortable (we slept well), the grounds were spacious and beautiful, especially the flower garden, which attracts butterflies, and even hummingbirds. The inn seems to be in a secluded location but is really quite close to the Town of Schroon and Schroon Lake. Like some other guests, we wish we could live there all the time.

Well - it's been a while but I'm finally getting around to it - we spent a few days here back in…read moreSeptember for our honeymoon before heading to Toronto. Initially, we had a little trouble getting a hold of them to make the reservation, but once we had that taken care of it was pretty much everything we could ask for. We arrived later on in the evening the first night, so we couldn't actually see much around the B&B and went to dinner. We came back, opened a bottle of wine, sat on the back porch, and stared at what was probably the most stars either of us had ever seen. Then we went to bed. When we woke up, we were not expecting what we saw - shrouded in a morning mist (sounds cheesey - but this is the real deal), the back of the place overlooked the Moose River, a calm portion that almost made up a small lake. It was really amazing, and as it cleared up we were just thrilled to have chosen the place. Access to free canoes and kayaks - which we took full advantage of. The landscaping and area leading down to the river was very nice, a great place to relax after a day of being a tourist or after some light kayaking. The river was very nice, meandering with houses here and there along the shore, perfect for a lazy canoe or kayak trip. Also lots of turtles, water birds, etc., I'd imagine the fishing would be pretty good too. They also have a sweet, sort of vintage tandem bike - good times. We went to have breakfast - a really nice continental - and the owners were really lovely. Super friendly and helpful re: getting around and finding things to do, Stuart and Jimmy were really great. They weren't obtrusive, but made sure we were well taken care of. The room was very nice, everything was sort of an Asian/Northwoods/Antique-y mixture that wasn't too gaudy but you still knew you were in a B&B. If you're planning on hitting upstate New York and you want to stay some place affordable (it was $79/night for 3 nights during the week - you can stay at a crappy hotel for that much or more), this is not to be missed. Friendly, beautiful, and really close to perfect to be totally honest - we were fully satisfied and talk about going back whenever it comes up.

We happened to be in the Adirondacks mid-week and found the Moose River House while exploring the…read morearea. I am so glad we stayed....the location is amazing, and the view from our room was breathtaking. We actually arrived after dark, so we didn't really have an idea of the surroundings when we fell asleep but the inn is just charming inside, so we knew we'd found a gem. The B&B is situated right on the Moose River, and we awoke after a restful evening to birdsong and a clear, lovely day. We stayed in the Farquharson room; it featured a private bath and a large, comfy bed. The picture window was an ideal foil to the morning mist that was just clearing from the Moose River, and once the drapes were drawn back we had a gorgeous, sweeping view of the river and the lush backyard. After getting ready for our day, we headed downstairs and were pleasantly surprised to find several small, cafe-style tables in the dining area. In most B&Bs that we've experienced, there is one large table that can make for a great or horrible experience over breakfast, simply depending upon your table mates. With the small tables, we could choose to talk with our neighbors or not, which is great for one who is not completely sociable prior to her first cup of coffee in the morning. Breakfast was delicious - we started with fresh fruit and yogurt, and then moved on to an amazing, golden-toasty-brown quiche and yummy potatoes. The rates are beyond reasonable and this inn is not to be missed - if you're in the Adirondacks (or just pining for a weekend away), you need to stay here!

Dinner here was incredible!!! Fabulous service in a cozy dining room. We shared the mushroom tart,…read morebeet salad and pork chop. Everything was beautifully plated and delicious! We will definitely be back!

What a wonderful hidden gem! The food and service was above and beyond. And the ambience was…read moreperfectly fitting. We will definitely be back!

Beds were comfortable, the hosts lovely and we would highly recommend. Location was also very nice.read more

From the owners: Update email as of 4/4/21 Dear Friends,…read more We sincerely hope this email finds you and your loved ones in good health. It's been a year since COVID-19 uprooted our sense of normal life and changed so much about our world. One thing that hasn't changed is the beauty of the lakes and mountains in the Adirondacks. We have spent the winter preparing, and are pleased to announce that we are taking reservations for the 2021 season (May 28th-Oct 31st). Please see our online calendar for updated availability as well as our new Covid-19 policy page for the latest CDC guidelines and safety protocols at the Inn. As CDC and DOH recommendations change, we will update our policies also. Our local Tourism Councils and Chambers of Commerce are predicting a busy season in our area, so we encourage you to book in advance as we are not accepting "walk in" reservations this year. We promised we'd be back and we are looking forward to doing what we love, welcoming you to our home and sharing the magic of the Adirondacks with you. All the best, Mark and Sharon

For our 8th annual Sisters' Gathering, we chose Paradox Lodge and it perfectly met our needs and…read moreinterests. Located a few blocks from "downtown" and, therefore, in a bit of a quieter area, this B&B has a Adirondack-meets-Lake Placid Olympics-meets-comfy-retro feel to it. Rustic touches abound everywhere, the grounds, which abut the end of Lake Placid, have thoughtful and colorful plantings, hanging flower baskets, old milk cans, wooden skis, Radio Flyer Wagons, and bird houses. We took advantage of the 3 kayaks, and there is also a canoe. We lazed away afternoons on rocking Adirondack chairs, wooden chaises, and enjoyed our home-made meals (there is a refrigerator that guest can store food in, which is a really generous touch) under the twinkling, nighttime lights of the umbrella-d picnic table, The rooms are decorated with much attention to detail, the beds were super comfy, although the Lodge is on the main drag, even with the windows wide open we did not hear a sound from the McDonald's across the street, the sink mounted on an antique Singer Sewing Machine table is cool, the clawfoot mini-tubs are fun, although a little difficult to maneuver in and out from because the shower curtain is attached all the way around. A really good breakfast, prepared mostly by Moses/Red, co-owner with his wife, Nan, is served with panache (and a tableside visit and stand-up comedy from Red), vintage plates, and, wait for it...the New York Times! Both Red and Nan share their thoughts, hiking and swimming hole suggestions and local and national/political gossip. From the location, to the decor, to the hospitality, to the great sleep, the lakeside view and kayaks, the hiking, walking, drinking, eating, and blabbing that we did, we could not have asked for more.

This is a restaurant review, cannot comment on inn. Also would be 4.5 if possible…read more If you're looking for private, personal, and comfortable dining experience this is a great place to go. It seems the way this place is setup is there are only a handful of tables and each reservation is off-set by about 30 minutes. As other review state it is a husband (the chef) and wife (head waitress) duo who head this restaurant inn. I booked the reservation over a month in advance and I'm pretty sure it is necessary if you plan to go. The food- Fantastic and Different. Wild Boar Sausage - this was delicious, possibly the best sausage dish I ever had. This dish was literally bursting with flavor served with red wine sauce and mushrooms. Elk Loin - Delicious and before you ask, no it wasn't gamey! The service - Great personal service from the staff, however sometimes the head waitress let her opinions be known. She made it clear that she wasn't exactly happy with all the out of town business she was getting from their rave reviews. She also made odd comments on what she thought was proper male-female etiquette when the two of us were clearly joking about who was paying the bill. She also made a sarcastic comment saying she couldn't believe that we actually had manners enough for me to let my significant take the seat being held out for her, stating that most couples leave her speechless when the male takes the seat being held out. The service itself was great but some of her comments could have been left out even if she didn't mean anything by it. The price - VERY REASONABLE. Two appetizers, two entrees and a bottle of wine, about $100. The atmosphere - Business Casual? Lodgey clothes here. The place itself literally is set in the living room of the inn, but they take a lot of pride in the restaurant and I would dress the part. Again there are only a few tables, and reservations are off-set so it is very intimate. Overall - Delicious Exotic Game cooked the way you have never had it! Very intimate, romantic atmosphere! Good yet opinionated service. A can't miss if you're visiting lake placid!