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.

Have stayed in a room overnight here past two summers for quick trips to the Adirondacks. This year…read morewe stayed in a cabin for a week while hiking nearby. Simple accommodations fitting to the area. (There are no Hiltons in Long Lake by any means!) Sand beach has lovely dock and swim area providing chairs, sand toys for the kids, rental kayaks, canoes, and motor boats. Beautiful view of mountains, including Owls Head, which proved a challenging hike! Head down to the beach before sunset to watch the sun drop behind the mountains. Cabins all have large decks, some views better than others. Good beds, efficient kitchen with everything we needed to cook a number of meals. Excellent TV with any channels we might want. We did laundry while there, next to a game room with ping pong. Attentive staff work tirelessly maintaining the grounds.

After many years of going to Point Breeze Motel and Cottages and staying at the cozy motel portion…read more I decided to rent one of the cabins. I picked The Lakeside cabin. Which sits above the lake and has a perfect view through the large picture window.It is a one bedroom cabin with a nice living room and kitchen, with a regular refrigerator microwave and stovetop. No oven, but that was OK because it was easy to cook on the small stove top eggs, bacon. The living room has a 15 inch flatscreen television. Along with the book case with a nice stock of books to read and a shelf with some board games. Also a coffee maker with a selection of coffee's and a toaster. Outside the cabin facing the lake is a fire pit where one can make a nice fire or Cook. There is also a Weber grill along with a picnic table. Although I enjoyed staying in the motel for many years. I'll have to say that I am glad that I decided to rent The cozy cottage, overlooking the beautiful lake. I loved all the light that came in through the large wraparound picture window. I enjoyed making lunch and dinner barbecue style. Steak, pork chops, chicken and ribs. Cold cut sandwiches. I could also bring leftovers from a restaurant and put them in the refrigerator to have the next day. Watching the fog lift off the lake in the morning or seeing a loon swimming in the water. One can also of course make use of the canoe available for guests. I was supposed to only stay a week but there was a cancellation and I ended up staying an extra four days as weather was perfect. Scott and Marsha made me feel very comfortable as usual in my home away from home. So if you are intending to vacation in the Adirondacks. You absolutely should stop at Indian lake and stay a week or two at Point Breeze. The entire grounds are beautiful quiet and peaceful. You might never want to come home again!

Old-style motor inn. Very clean simple motel rooms. Everything meticulously cared for. Some cabins…read morelakeside. Friendly helpful owners. You want ritzy? Go elsewhere. You want a clean old-style experience in a beautiful location? This be the place.

So far not good. I thought i booked a resort but apparently it's an airbnb. I hate those places…read more A hotel should have someone at the desk to check in. I shouldn't have to click some link randomly texted to me. Or call the phone number 4 times before I get a live person Apparently it is an airbnb because I got no housekeeping service. Now I'm wondering why I got charged a resort fee when this is not a resort. They advertise all these great TV channels but I can't even find MNF. No microwave. That's like a basic thing. I've got a mini fridge though. And apparently they never heard of ADA compliance. Why sure I'll hobble my ass up a flight of stairs with a 50lb suitcase. No dresser. Guess I'll live out of my suitcase this week. Can't find the thermostat. I have half a mind to call the property manager up. But it's 0100 and I'm feeling generous. The only place to put my laptop has no outlets available nearby. I've had to run the cord halfway across the room to connect to a 4-outlet adapter that is glued to a nightstand for some reason. So that the nightstand with a table lamp sits in the middle of the room also.

The hotel was very clean although our room was quite small-the photos must have been taken with a…read morewide angle lens so that was rather misleading. Also we had booked a "lakeside queen" room -it technically was lakeside but not the side with the windows which faced the parking side of property. I guess if you want to see the water from your room you must say the words "lake view". We only stayed one night so will know for next time. There is a beautiful lobby/ sitting area with fireplace ( I never saw an actual person at front desk). If you need anything they seem to respond best by text. It may be the time of year but it was basically a couple of people that managed questions. Breakfast is self serve in lobby area with coffee etc. There is a refrigerator with juices, milk, bagels, fruits to help yourself. Overall we enjoyed our stay but will probably request a different room next time

SO charming! As a working mom and dad with our own family business....a week to "slow down" in the…read moreAdirondacks is just what we needed. Daniela and her husband are amazing hosts with a hidden gem on their hands. The cabin was clean, comfortable and larger than what I expected. The Adk style porch and firepit made for great places to make family memories. We will be back!

Very clean motel in a rustic setting ! The Blueberry Hill motel is close to shops, restaurants and…read morepoints of interest .The Owners are very helpful and will assist with any questions or concerns. Will recommend to friends and family!

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.

Great place to stay! The food and staff are both wonderful. The rooms are beautiful and the resort…read moreis in a great location!

Blonde lady behind the bar was drunk it took 40 minutes just for her to take my order and I don't…read morethink she knew what I was saying, considering I got the wrong food. Chicken was raw. The kitchen staff was no where to be found and the blond lady almost fell over. I think it's illegal to serve people alcohol while being drunk. There was a cut straw and white residue all over the women's restroom. The restaurant had two delinquents out back smoking what looked to be weed. One large one and one very very tiny one. Kitchen staff was immature. Never coming back and I don't recommend this place to anyone

Recommended stop! We got two burgers and a kids chicken finger meal. It was excellent! They were…read morebusy, but the wait was worth it. They have inside seating, bar seating and outside seating. The outside is a patio style with live music as well! We had brought our dogs so we couldn't stay inside but it was just as nice to look at the water and eat. The staff was very nice.

Just recently stayed for 4 nights in a 1 bedroom cabin. A huge shout out to Mike, Kaitlin, Kelly…read moreand all the grounds people. Beautifully manicured property, spacious sites for RVs and Cabins are meticulously placed allowing spaces for parking even with UTV/ATV on your own site. Ever since the first call to Raven Acres and while staying there, the staff was always super friendly and courteous. Cabin was extremely clean and well stocked with bath and kitchen essentials, A/C was spot on, unlimited hot water, bedding clean and very comfortable. UTV/ATV trails directly from the property, restaurants less than a mile away along with a convenience store. I would highly recommend Raven Acres to both RV and Cabin get aways. We DEFINITELY are going back very soon.

Beautiful new campground very helpful staff. Cannot recommend it highly enough.Good restaurants…read moreless than a mile down the road. Plenty of ATV trails and other activities to keep yourself occupied. The cabins are very reasonable and beautifully kept.

It's a beautiful camp in the beautiful Adirondacks. You get out of it what you want. 21 meals,…read moremultiple activities day and evening, both on and off the grounds, full gym, childcare, tennis, boating, and so much more. Prices vary depending on how much you can and want to spend and how much room you and your others need. Besides all this, the chapel services can meet the spiritual needs if you want that. The music has been exceptional. The snack shop (TeePee) is great, ice cream cones are huge, sticky buns a great habit. The fact that most of the people on staff and probably most of the guests are followers of Christ makes a difference in the whole atmosphere. Fun, wholesome, considerate, and kind people are everywhere.

John DeBrine used to call it "the Cadilac of Christian camps." We have been going there since…read moreabout 1978 off and on. We live in the south, so the cooler temperatures are such a blessing. People down here do not know about it. This Camp has so much to offer, you feel like you missed so much when the week is over. Most of us feel that its continued success and growth is/was due to Norm Sonju, the former GM of the Dallas Mavericks. His fingerprints are all over the Camp. Still fairly conservative in music and preaching along evangelical lines. One summer, they had Alistair Begg, Sinclair Ferguson, and John Guest back to back to back. We were hoping to see Queen Elizabeth that summer!!!! But it is rare to have three Calvinists in one summer!!!! David E