I've ridden with Rick's twice from Saranac Lake airport to Lake Placid and back. The first ride in…read morethe afternoon was exceptional. As it was my first time to the area the driver was professional and personable and gave me a wonderful overview of the area. Unfortunately I can't say the same for the return trip, which occurred early in the morning. The second driver never even got out of the van to help me with my bags, despite the fact that I had an injured knee and was using a cane. I started to put my bags in the back when he told me just to toss them on the seat next to me. We had two people in our party. The second was 4 minutes late getting to the cab and the driver mad rot clear that he was late. We had trouble getting the sliding door on the van to Clair and again the driver never bothered to get out and assist. Just keep telling us we had to push the button harder. Quite rude and not was I had come to expect in this area. For the first ride they were happy to accept credit card but would only take cash for the rerun.

Awful . Rude and takes twice as long as they tell you. Car smells like cigarettes and driver…read morecharges too much. I'd rather walk anywhere

Some of the rooms have the most amazing view of the mountains (some, not all). Easy walk into town…read moredown a staired pathway.

Stayed at this location during a work trip. I'll be staying elsewhere if I end up in Lake Placid…read moreagain. The fitness room is a closet of a thing with a clear view to the pool? Not sure who thought that wouldn't be creepy. The room was okay aside from the shower was broken and the drain wasn't draining. I slept fine and didn't wake up with bugs on me. That's a half win.

Lake Placid, NY - these ski jump towers were built for the 1980 Winter Olympics - although the…read morefirst ski jump was first built on this site in 1920 - and are still in use today for training. It's a neat attraction to visit as one of the Olympic legacy sites in Lake Placid, which hosted two Winter Games in 1932 and 1980. You can book more thrilling experiences like the gondola skyride and take the zipline down, but we only went up the tower via an elevator, and checked out the "green room" for athletes at the top with stunning 360 views. From there, you can climb to the top of the jump via another set of steps, where you can peer down and see the exact view as experienced by ski jumpers. Pretty neat!

A must stop when you're in the area! A total experience. Wished we would have taken the zip line…read moredown.

Don't ask for a room on the 2nd floor if you have bad knees. There's no elevator…read more The Wi-Fi crashes OFTEN. The sauna is awesome The ping pong table we loved The breakfast was great and Gloria is just the best lady you'll meet. She made fresh pancakes for us. I found the ambiance cute and pleasant The rooms are VERY dimly lit and if you have depression like me it doesn't work at all ... I had to keep the drapes open and hope no one passed by our room since everyone on the 2nd floor shares the balcony. Would I stay here again? YES!!!! Because the soap has a killer smell

As soon as you walk into this hotel you know you are in the Adirondacks. It's warm and cozy and…read morerustic. This establishment has made the best of Covid times with free breakfasts brown bagged and microwaves to heat them up in. Staff is friendly and efficient. The rooms are spacious with clean whiter than white sheets and comfortable pillows a plenty!! Bathroom is clean and new looking. Best shower hotel ever! Front desk explained there would be no maid service until the end because of the coronavirus but there were plenty of towels, toilet paper and Kleenex. They assured us if we needed any of the aforementioned it would be available but we did not. Easy access to the sidewalk around mirror lake and out the front door was the Olympic training center and Main Street. Very fun time can't wait to get back. Thank you so much Adirondack Inn for the hospitality!

If you want to book this place do it especially if you live hours away! The time we booked was off…read morepeak season and not around a holiday resulting it to be affordable for the weekend. The drive to this resort in October is beautiful and so worth it. I will highly recommended the lakeside view and won't regret it when waking up every morning. The service was what you should expect in a hospitality industry. The location is very convenient to the lively Main Street. We will make it a tradition to come back to this resort.

Plenty of parking. Friendly and nice staff. Clean. Nice bathrooms and rooms. Cannot beat the view…read more Only concern was the patio door was unlocked when first arrived and heat was off so the room was a freezer and concerned I was going to get hit over the head with a sock full of Pennys. But I loved it and will go back

After spending a week at this hotel, I have many reasons why I would not recommend it…read more -The tub in our room did not drain properly, so we were standing in our own bathwater while showering. -There's no fan/vent in the bathroom. -The curtains do not open all the way, so you pay a premium for a lake view and cannot really enjoy half of it unless you sit right in front of it or go outside to an uncomfortable bench on a narrow balcony. -Most of the front desk staff was flat and unhelpful. -We asked the host to refill the black tea bags in the free tea/coffee area several times over the course of a few days-she would not do it and would only hand us 1 or 2 tea bags at a time. Is black tea too expensive and that's why the guests only get green tea?? (even though there was black tea days prior). We are paying $274 a night to be here for a week. That's a lot of money to pay to have to ask for black tea. -Very understaffed in the restaurant at night. I felt bad for the staff, they were trying so hard (except the host, she didn't try at all). -I talked to another guest who had lots of complaints and was on her FOURTH room because she kept having to switch due to issues. -The mini-fridge froze like half the food, (and no I did not put it in the freezer section). -Housekeeping was not prompt (would come around 3pm when we were back in the room to work remotely on a different time zone). -One of the self-service washing machines is SO loud you can literally hear it from 2 floors down. -The free kayaking is closed for the season while the other kayak rental in town is still operating...That was not clear when booking. The first day we were there, it was 85 degrees F and lots of people were out kayaking. It would have been nice to know that that wasn't going to be included. So overall, I would not recommend staying here. We wished we had stayed in Saranac Lake, but in Lake Placid there are plenty of other hotels with great views (and maybe the curtains would actually open all the way so you can see it).

Stayed here with my husband and pup for 3 nights. We had a great time and enjoyed our stay. The…read morehotel is older but in a great location. It does sit on top of a big hill which could be a challenge for some if they're wanting to walk everywhere. We enjoyed being able to walk everywhere with our pup. The breakfast buffet was surprisingly very good and had a nice variety of options including an omelette station. The gym had older equipment but good enough for a vacation workout. We were very happy with how dog friendly it was and would stay here again!

We ate here 4 years ago and was excited to learn that they reopened. Called and spoke to owner/chef…read moreJustin. Told us he serves a southern New Orleans flaire, so we decided to give it atry. Max Bar yendef and waiter took great care of us. Made suggestions. Burger, large if hungry. Spouse had short rib and it was very good. Pork schnitzel was excellent, the sauce was so good I added more. They were nice enough to bring extra and I would request it, if you have it. Nice atmosphere. Bar seating or tables. Small dining room. Note call for reservations in busy season. Closing a little bit in April. Would recommend a stop.

A recent visit was more successful, at least as far as the food was concerned…read more An appetizer - crawfish croquettes - was tasty and enjoyed by all. The three entrees - chicken "supreme"(quite a claim), short ribs, and lamb shank - were all very tasty, considerably better than the last time we were there. The service? Well, that's another story. After we entered, it was an unconscionably long time before a server came to the table to greet us or take our drink order, so much so that I ended up going over to the bar to place the order myself. At that point, the bartender asked whether a server had been to the table. When I replied "no," he took the order but suggested that I should tell the hostess (to myself I thought, "why aren't YOU telling the hostess?") In any case, the service, while friendly, was notably slow and uneven. Still, I am going to add a star for the improvement in food quality.