High Peaks Resort, Lake Placid, Adirondack Mountains

Guest Accommodations

Guests can choose from the resort suites, the waterfront rooms, or the lake house. The resort suites offer spectacular views of the Adirondack mountains and come as one-bedroom single king suites or as two queen rooms. The one-bedroom single king suite is one of the resorts more spacious rooms. Each bedroom comes with a king sized bed, an oversized lounge chair, work desk and chair, and flat screen TV.The living room in these suites features a queen sized sleeper sofa that can be used as an extra bed, a second television, and a dining table for guests looking to enjoy a nice meal in the suite. Each suite also has a large bathroom with walk-in shower and whirlpool tub.

The signature suites which include the high peaks signature single king rooms and the high peaks signature two queen rooms are all located on the first and second floors and provide quick and easy access to the Main street and lake. These suites also have their own private balcony and patio with amazing views of the Adirondacks. Also available are the superior king and queen suites. These offer similar amenities like the large bedroom and additional sleeper sofa, and a chaise. Though, the views are what makes these suites superior. They have the best views of Lake Placid and the surrounding mountains. The resort rooms also come with in-room mobility and hearing accessible amenities if requested by guests. All of these rooms come with high-speed wireless internet as well.

Dining

There are many restaurants and bars on-site and nearby. The High Peaks resort has a bar at the lake house and a lounge area called the “lake house great room” for all guests to enjoy all year around, as well as the Dancing Bears restaurant, and “the Deck” during the warmer months. The bar at the lake house is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a local craft beer or glass of wine after a day of touring around. The bar is open Wednesday through Sunday from four in the afternoon to eleven at night. While sipping on one's beverage, guests can hang out in the great room situated right next to the bar. This seating area features a fireplace, beautiful and cozy furniture, and a variety of board games, if guests are looking for additional entertainment.

Open daily, Dancing Bears restaurant is a casual family restaurant that offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner to both guests and the public. The Dancing Bears offers plates like the huervos rancheros, eggs benedict, and pancakes and waffles for breakfast. For lunch and dinner, the restaurant offers dishes like the barbeque chicken caesar salad, sandwiches like the Reuben and grilled Rachel, made with turkey, Cole slaw and Swiss cheese. The Dancing Bears also serves items likefish and chips, pizza, and specialty and build your own burgers. It's a local go-to spot that everyone really seems to enjoy while visiting Lake Placid. There is something for everyone on the menu.

Plan This Vacation

The resort offers other amenities to its guests like a spa, fitness center, pools, and free gear rentals. The spa offers massages, facial treatments, restorative body wraps, and hair and nail services for those guests looking to treat themselves. The resort has two outdoor and two indoor pools as well which kids and families will love; and a hot tub for the cooler days or for an after pool soak. For guests looking to break a sweat on their vacation, the Fitness center features modern treadmills, elliptical, stationary bikes, and weights for guests to use.

Gear is also available for those looking to get outside for their workout. During the summer months, guests can use the resorts paddling equipment, kayaks, paddleboats, rowboats and stand up paddleboards for some fun on the lake and score complimentary cross country skiing and snowshoeing passes during the colder months which can be used on nearby perfectly groomed and snowy trails. There is so much to choose from a High Peaks Resort and so much to do in Lake Placid and the surrounding areas.

2384 Saranac Avenue, Lake Placid, New York 12946, Phone: 518-523-4411