Schroon Lake is very close, and we had a wonderful time kayaking there. We also enjoyed having our own fireplace in the evening. The property has a playground area with Jenga, hammocks, and even a spot where we played badminton. The room has a microwave, refrigerator, and coffee machine. The hosts also left two bottles of water and popcorn as a complimentary treat, which was a nice touch. There’s a local supermarket and several restaurants nearby, so getting food was easy. The staff was INCREDIBLY KIND and helpful — especially when we ran into trouble with a deer on the road. Their support made a big difference, all locals are super friendly except the tow truck guy))).

The grounds include fire pits with wood, kindling and even matches, with plenty of seating. Normally, I’d take away a star for these items, but overall extreme cleanliness won’t allow me! I would definitely stay again. Close to restaurants, grocery, gas, Main Street Schroon, the lake. A great place to stay.

There were several items that were missing: horizontal spaces in the bedrooms and bathroom, and dressers makes it difficult to unpack, no dish towels in the kitchen, unreliable WiFi very spotty and slow when it did connect, place to hang coats, high perfume detergent used on sheets and towels. These are frustrations, but just be prepared when you visit.

Close to everything

I like the old school motel feel of the lobby with the animal taxidermy and spray insulation ceiling--very Adirondack feel. The person who checked me in was quick and covered the basics. The cabins don't have shared walls which is nice. Basic amenities are in the little cabins and are very cute.

The main issue for me was the strong smell of fabric softener on the sheets. I have a fragrance allergy and avoid scents in all my products. The fabric softener smell was so strong I woke up with a sore throat and headache all the next day. If you have allergies to scents I would not recommend this place. The bed was very uncomfortable. It felt like it was an old spring mattress from the 70s and really sagged when I was on it which put my body and neck with the stiff pillow at a very uncomfortable angle so I used my puffy jacket as a pillow to help with the torqued neck and to get the fabric softener away from my face. Also there is no bedside table or place for a charger by the bed both of which I think are pretty critical. Since space is limited I think this could be solved by building a little surface near the bed that folds down or up as needed. They were also doing some work on the place before the busy season and I had to walk over a big patch of dirt they were reseeding with grass to reach the cabin which was not a big deal but not what you're looking for with such high prices.