Whiteface Lodge
Resort hotel · Essex County ·
Luxury Adirondack lodge with suites, fine dining, spa, and activities
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7 Whiteface Inn Ln, Lake Placid, NY 12946 Get directions
Luxury Adirondack lodge with suites, fine dining, spa, and activities
7 Whiteface Inn Ln, Lake Placid, NY 12946 Get directions
"A classic, all-suite luxury camp experience just 15 minutes from the mountain, where all-wood interiors, deer antlers, gas fireplaces, antique rocking chairs, and quilted fabrics deliver a deep-in-the-woods fantasy." - Elise Taylor, Chadner Navarro
"Offering three peaks and the East’s highest vertical at 3,430 feet just outside Lake Placid, Whiteface combines Olympic history (1980 Winter Games) with modern upgrades in snowmaking and lift infrastructure; the resort’s long descents—including the 2.1-mile Wilmington Trail—and on-mountain venues like the new Peak 47 dining lounge and a top-notch spa make it a compelling East Coast alpine destination." - Jen Murphy
"Whiteface Lodge is one of Lake Placid’s hotels that has previously landed on Condé Nast Traveler’s Readers’ Choice Awards list of top resorts in the region." - Caitlin Morton
"Deep in the heart of the Adirondacks, the upscale all-suite Whiteface Lodge sits just a mile from the picturesque shores of Lake Placid. A stony interior flanked with deer antlers gives the lobby a lumber-chic look—minus the plaid—while the deck, peopled with wrought iron tables and chairs, overlooks the majestic mountain scenery. Inside the suites, it’s all wood—like a summer camp cabin all grown up—with cast-iron gas fireplace, slate floors, wood paneling, and custom alderwood cabinetry, plus a private cedar-and-mahogany balcony for maximum viewing pleasure. Bathrooms have radiant-heat flooring, ideal for chilly winter mornings when you’re gearing up to get on the nearby slopes. But it’s not all skiing, all the time—there are ample opportunities for skating, bobsledding, fishing, and canoeing, not to mention a full-service spa. We recommend the Adirondack exfoliation, a mineral crystal-meets-essential oil treat, to rejuvenate. Once you’ve had your fill of recreation and relaxation, head to KANU, the formal restaurant, where locally grown produce and North American fish and game take center-stage."
"Whiteface Lodge, near Lake Placid, New York, is a contemporary version of the Great Camps of the Adirondacks, offering luxury accommodations with fireplaces, jacuzzi tubs, and in many cases full kitchens." - Kate Klausner