Adirondack Hotel is a hotel in Long Lake, New York, located on New York State Route 30. It was built in the 1850s but it burnt down, and was rebuilt in 1900. The hotel has two verandas with a view of 14 miles of Long Lake.
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The Adirondack hotel is known for having two open verandas that have a direct view of the 14 miles of Long Lake. It also allows the viewer to see the surrounding mountains by the lake. Not only do the verandas overlook the lake, but the restaurants in the hotel also overlook Long Lake. The hotel also includes a gift shop for the convenience for the customers and visitors. The Adirondack taproom has a rustic look that allows the visitor to take a step back in time. There was a point in time when the Adirondack hotel hosted a Murder Mystery Dinner.
Points of interest
The popular points of interest include the following:
- Hikes and trails
- Lake Eaton Trail
- Buttermilk Falls
- Kelly's Point, Northville-Lake Placid trail North
- Lower Sargent Pond to Marion river carry
- Sargent Pond Loop
- Visitor's Interpretive Center in Newcomb
- Owl's Head Mountain
- Goodnow Mountain
- Blue Mountain
- Fishing
- Sagamore Lake
- Long Lake
- Upper, Lower and Middle Sargent Ponds
- Forked Lake
- Newcomb Lake
- Lake Lila
- Big Brook
- Public Beaches:
- Sagamore Public Beach
- Historic Sites
- Blue Mountain Museum
- Wild Center
- Tourist Train - North Creek
- Great Camp Sagamore
- Santanoni Reserve
- Buttermilk Falls
- Adirondack High Peaks
- Arts and crafts
- Hoss' Country Store
- Keller's Amish Gifts and Cheese
- Upper Hudson Woolery, Newcomb
- Betty's Funny Farm, Minerva
- Adirondack Museum Shop, Blue Mountain Lake
- Golf Courses
- Newcomb Gold Course
- Indian Lake Golf Course
- Tupper Lake Golf Course
- Lake Placid Golf Course
- Villages to explore
- Lake George
- Lake Placid
- Saranac Lake
- Old Forge
- Warrensburg
- Santa's Workshop
Dining
For dining, guests can choose from the Victorian Dining Room or the Lake Street Cafe, both of which overlook Long Lake. There is also a bar in the Adirondack Taproom.
Notable Guests
People who are said to have stayed at the hotel include:
- John Wayne
- Mick Jagger
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References
External links
- Official Site