Where to Stay in Lake Placid

Yes. High Peaks Resort has more pools than any other resort in Lake Placid, NY, with both indoor and outdoor pools across the property. Main Resort has one indoor pool with accompanying hot tub and one outdoor pool, Lake House has one indoor pool with accompanying hot tub, and Waterfront Collection has one outdoor pool. Even in winter, guests have access to indoor pools and hot tubs at both Main Resort and Lake House.

Views vary by building. Main Resort rooms overlook the courtyard and pool or the Adirondack Mountains, and some rooms have views of both the mountains and Mirror Lake. Lake House rooms have views of Mirror Lake from across the street. At Waterfront Collection, suites and junior suites overlook the water directly, while standard rooms face the lawn toward the water, though a few of those rooms have the outdoor pool in their sightline. Most guestrooms have outdoor seating for you to make the most of your view.

Yes, through the Peak Pups program. Main Resort and Lake House both welcome up to two dogs per room, up to 75 pounds each, for $75 per dog, per night. Dogs can't be left unattended in rooms at any time.

Main Resort is closest, sitting directly above Main Street, with some Main Street shops on its footprint. Lake House and Waterfront Collection are just 50 to 100 feet further, still an easy walk to shops and restaurants.

Yes. High Peaks Resort has four pools across the property, two indoor and open year round, two outdoor and open in summer, along with access to Mirror Lake for watercraft and easy walking access to Main Street shopping and entertainment. In summer and over holidays, the resort also hosts family-friendly activities and events.

Any of the three buildings work well for a couples trip, but Waterfront Collection is especially popular, with rooms and suites sitting right on Mirror Lake.

It depends on your group's needs. Main Resort, with 105 guest rooms, has immediate access to 10,000 square feet of meeting space, making it the natural fit for conferences. For groups that want to take over an entire building, Lake House can be reserved exclusively, with community areas reserved just for your group. With 44 guest rooms, it is perfect for medium-sized groups.

Yes. Each building has its own gated parking lot. Lake House and Waterfront Collection parking is exclusive to High Peaks Resort guests, while the Main Resort's lot is gated but also available for public parking.

Main Resort is the full-service center of the property, with the most rooms and direct access to the restaurant, pools, and fitness center. Lake House has a mid-century modern feel and a more social, boutique atmosphere. Waterfront Collection sits directly on Mirror Lake, with suites and junior suites offering direct water views.

Yes, guests at any of the three buildings have access to all shared amenities across the property, including Dancing Bears Restaurant, the pools, and the fitness center. Each building also has its own amenities on-site: Main Resort guests have immediate access to Main Resort's pools and fitness center, Lake House guests have immediate access to Lake House's pool, and Waterfront Collection guests have immediate access to the Mirror Lake amenities. To reach amenities outside your building, you may need to cross the street.

Yes. All three buildings sit across the street from one another, within easy walking distance. Each building also has its own parking lot for easy loading and unloading.

Check-in is guaranteed by 4:00 PM, and check-out is guaranteed by 11:00 AM. Early check-in and late check-out can't be guaranteed, but the resort will accommodate them when possible. Late check-out can also be purchased when available.