Best prices in town, cute cottages, fantastic lake front, and the nicest owners you could ask for…read moreall at an almost unreasonably good price! Plenty of dock space so you can bring a boat and right in between Eagle bay, old forge, and inlet so there is no shortage of activities if you can even bring yourself to leave the camp.

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.

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.

Owner Tom is doing an amazing job of transforming this place! The apartments are both energy,…read moreefficient and well appointed. It's the best bang for your buck anywhere in New York State.

The 19 Th Green is now studio apartments. Fully furnished and all utilities included. It is no…read morelonger a Motel.

Do you really want to get away from it all? This restaurant and lodge makes it a wonderful…read morechallenge to visit. The boat dock is a distance from from main roads. Once you have found the dock in Stillwater and embark on the Norridgewock River Cruise the fun begins. A 45 minute cruise of natural beauty and interesting information. I would suggest this is a perfect way for a family gathering to enjoy secluded Adirondack life. They currently charge $18 for adults and I think $10 for kids to cruise. The destination is a small boat dock where a mountain " limousine" awaits to bring you the last leg to the lodge. Once there you have a few hours to enjoy lunch and discover rustic camp life. A play area for kids, libation for adults and even a piano and guitar for anyone who would care to regale the other guests. Its all very chill and tranquil. You may find various accomodation if you care to spend the night,at very reasonable prices. The family who runs Norridgewock are intent on making your experience a good one and this is a most pleasant diversion in the woods!

Great place. Low key and relaxing, but with access to the lake and use of canoes, kayaks, etc…read more Grills, table games, and ping pong available as well as free wi-fi. The proprietor, Jean, is SUPER friendly. He lent us a deck of cards, gave us helpful directions on which hikes to take and how to get there, and was noticeably friendly with other guests as well. Not a "fancy" place, but very cozy and comfortable, and great for people who want a low key getaway with options for relaxing near the cottages or hiking nearby. Check it out.

It is clean. That's the first thing everyone says about it and the first thing you notice when you…read morearrive. Yes the rooms are small, But they are smartly appointed and freshly painted. There are also some cabins for rent - I can't comment on them as I was staying in a regular room. The private beach on Seventh Lake is cute, lots of seating, a deck extending over the water, and a water slide. The proprietor goes out of her way to make guests feel welcome, with nice touches such as free hot coffee and toast in the office each morning (along with the small coffee maker that is in each room). The motel is just down the road (a mile or 2 at most) from downtown Inlet, a quaint Adirondack village with shopping and restaurants that is not at all overdone (I consider Old Forge to be overdone). Also just down the road the other direction from Inlet a couple hundred yards is a seaplane place where you can take beautiful short flights. Lots to do in the summer. Many well-marked hiking trails, fishing, swimming, etc all nearby. Great fun at a great price!

A basic, clean, cozy, comfortable Adirondack motel. Cottages also available and cabins available…read moreacross the road for week-long stays. The owner, Cherie is as nice as can be and works works works all day long and into the night, ensuring everything gets done that needs to get done. The motel is her livelihood, and she ensures that all guests are comfortable. The nightly bonfire at lakeside is a nice touch, and a good opportunity to relax and meet new friends. There are also canoes and kayaks available-free to guests, a water slide and swimming area. My wife and I stayed here a couple of times can couldn't be happier. Many guests return year after year. No, this is not the Waldorf Astoria. But it you are looking for a clean, comfortable stay, the Deer Meadows motel will fill your needs.

We stayed here in August 2021. Owner was great. Lots of nice rooms. One main living was big enough…read morefor our group of 11 to enjoy watching a movie together. Kitchen was great.

To begin, I have never been treated so disrespectfully or unfairly by a host or anyone in the…read morehospitality business in my entire life. We booked The Lodge on Main a year in advance for a much anticipated family reunion. To quote the website ad directly, "We designed The Lodge on Main to comfortably accommodate large groups of friends and families. With a huge open floor plan that combines the kitchen, great room and dining room, you'll never feel cramped." Under amenities in the website description in the ad reads "Large Group Rental (10+)" Summer rates listed for the property read, "Summer Rates: Thursday - Sunday nights $400" Although, we were in fact charged $500/night - as explained by the owner the rate was $50 per person per night due to "wear and tear on the plumbing" and we had only "estimated" 10 people per night - due to the fact that two of our guests are active military and could not be guaranteed leave that far in advance. Had we known the reservation was absolutely inflexible and set in stone we would have estimated 12 guests to error on the side of caution. In reality, only five guests stayed the first night which when charged using the per person formula should have been $250 when in fact we were charged $500. The remainder of our party (7 people) arrived Saturday morning in 3 separate vehicles. We were not there 30 minutes when the owner approached us and inquired as to how many people were on the rental property as there were too many vehicles in the lot. (6 total) There was no mention of parking on the rental agreement or website nor were there signs guiding us where to park. We were also accused of driving across the lawn when in fact a customer from the liquor store was seen doing this. When I replied 12 people were on the property (10 estimated + 2 military) the owner immediately accused us of violating the agreement which only allowed 10 individuals on the property at once. He explained the property boundaries included the inside of the lodge as well as the outside backyard area which was generously equipped with 2 full sized picnic tables (16 seats) one raised ledge table with space for approximately four people and a fire pit area with exactly 11 Adirondack chairs arranged in a circle. When I questioned the owner as to why there were 11 chairs outside when no more than 10 were allowed on the premises, he snapped and stated that he was calling the police to have us evicted immediately. We were not informed prior to our arrival that there were strictly enforced rules stating NO guests beyond the original estimated 10 people were allowed to step foot on the property for ANY reason at ANY time. Had we known of this inflexibility we definitely would NOT have reserved this property for a vacation, family reunion or any other recreational purpose. The owner refused to explain HOW we were violating the contract when the website clearly stated, "sleeps 12" and there were exactly 12 people in attendance. One gentleman from our group asked (direct quote) "What can we do to make this work? Can you explain where it is acceptable to park, how many cars are allowed and the acceptable maximum occupancy inside and out?" The owner outright refused to answer the question and called law enforcement to have us evicted immediately. We were falsely lead to believe as stated on the website that this spacious rental property was appropriate for large gatherings that accommodated 12 guests. My adult family which included retired seniors, middle-aged first responders and active military whom were all civil and respectful were unjustly evicted without provocation or recourse. 12 people, thousands of dollars, one year of planning and a weekends worth of food and linens displaced in Old Forge on a Saturday afternoon with nowhere to go. It is also worth mentioning that this owner has live cameras mounted on the property where he monitors and records his guests activities from inside the adjoining liquor store (George's Liquor's) which he also owns. THIS is how Steven Perlowitz treats his guests. Do NOT spend your hard earned money at the Lodge on Main where guests are obviously NOT WELCOMED. The owner has no right to refer to himself as a host on his website or any other forum as he was the most unreasonable inhospitable business owner I have ever dealt with in my entire life. We will not be returning to Old Forge as our family reunion and weekend was completely devastated by the unjust actions of one inflexible and obstinate rental host.