Business Details
Historic Adirondack Hotel in Long Lake, NY
The Adirondack Hotel has been a cornerstone of hospitality in Long Lake, NY since the 1850s, making it the oldest continuously operating hotel in Adirondack Park. Our historic property blends rustic Adirondack charm with Victorian elegance, offering 20 uniquely renovated guest rooms across four stories. We pride ourselves on preserving the building's rich heritage while providing modern comforts, including regionally acclaimed dining at the Victorian Room and Lake Street Caf.Our staff is dedicated to creating memorable experiences through personalized service, whether guests are enjoying our lakeside verandas, exploring local attractions, or participating in outdoor adventures like hiking, kayaking, and seaplane tours. With onsite amenities such as the gift shop, taproom, and proximity to the town beach, we strive to be the ultimate destination for travelers seeking authentic Adirondack experiences.
Services
Lodging
Victorian Room Dining
Gift Shop
Taproom
Outdoor Activities
Highlights and features
- We offer historic accommodations with modern comforts in Adirondack Park's oldest hotel
- Our dining options feature regionally acclaimed cuisine with lakefront views
- We provide direct access to Adirondack adventures like hiking, kayaking, and seaplane tours
- Our property combines Victorian elegance with authentic Adirondack rustic design
- We maintain stewardship of a National Historic Landmark while offering contemporary amenities
Services
Lodging
The Adirondack Hotel offers 20 uniquely renovated guest rooms across four stories, each preserving historic charm while incorporating modern comforts. Rooms reflect a blend of rustic Adirondack and Victorian design elements, with lake views available in select accommodations. The property maintains its National Historic Landmark status while providing contemporary amenities for today's travelers.
Victorian Room Dining
Our regionally acclaimed Victorian Room provides elegant dining in a turn-of-the-century setting with tin ceilings and fireplace ambiance. The menu features American/international dishes and homemade comfort foods, complemented by an extensive wine list. This formal dining option maintains its 19th-century charm while delivering modern culinary experiences.
Gift Shop
The Lake Street Gift Shop offers curated selections of Adirondack-themed merchandise, local artisan works, and unique souvenirs. Shoppers can find books, clothing, games, and decorative items that capture the spirit of the Adirondack Mountains. The shop specializes in distinctive gifts that reflect the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Taproom
Our community-focused taproom serves as a gathering place for guests and locals alike, featuring craft beers and casual conversation. Located on the first floor with historic decor including a preserved 1900s front desk and Adirondack black bear display. The taproom embodies the hotel's role as Long Lake's social hub.
Outdoor Activities
We provide access to Adirondack adventures including hiking, kayaking, and seaplane tours through nearby partners. Guests can explore Buttermilk Falls, John Dillon Park, and the High Peaks within minutes of our location. The hotel offers guidance for experiencing Adirondack Park's natural wonders through curated activity recommendations.
People
Carol Young
Owner
Carol Young has owned and operated the Adirondack Hotel since 1990, dedicating 27 years to preserving its historical charm while modernizing its amenities. She has personally overseen the renovation of all 20 guest rooms and 19 bathrooms, maintaining the building's National Historic Landmark status.
Questions
Is the Adirondack Hotel a historic property?
Yes, the Adirondack Hotel was originally built in the 1850s and is the oldest continuously operating hotel in Adirondack Park, maintaining its National Historic Landmark status.
What dining options are available?
We offer two dining venues: the Victorian Room for formal dining and Lake Street Café for casual meals, both featuring American/international cuisine with lake views.
Are there outdoor activities nearby?
Yes, we're directly across from Long Lake Town Beach and offer access to hiking, kayaking, seaplane tours, and other Adirondack adventures through local partners.
What are the room accommodations like?
Our 20 unique guest rooms blend historic Adirondack charm with modern comforts, featuring rustic-Victorian design elements and select lake-view options across four stories.
Is the hotel accessible?
While we don't have elevator access, the first floor includes accessible amenities. Nearby John Dillon Park offers fully accessible trails and facilities within the Adirondacks.
What makes the Adirondack Hotel unique?
We combine historic preservation with modern hospitality, featuring original architectural elements, antique decor, and a central location for exploring Adirondack Park's natural wonders.
