The Hotel Saranac Lake

General Information

Nestled in the center of the outstanding High Peaks of the Adirondack Mountains, the Hotel Saranac extends a sense of true Adirondack cordiality 79 years in the making. Situated in Saranac Lake-ranked Number One Small Town in New York and 11th finest little city in the US-Norm Crampton's "100 Best Small Towns in America". The features of the hotel a lot of of the facilities of a metropolitan hotel in the peace and seclusion of the hills. Included in the 88 apartment full-service hotel are the Gift Shop for shopping at one of the biggest gift boutiques in the Adirondacks, Lydia Martin Smith's Grand Hall & Ballroom for conventions and conferences. Located in the activity center of Saranac Lake and only seven miles from Lake Placid, home of the 1932 and 1980 Olympic Winter Games, with Olympic Training amenities. The Hotel Saranac is convenient to shopping, arts, and plenty of 4 season sports venues and open-air activities. Opened in 1927, the Hotel contrasts with the a lot of camps, cabins and smallish motels found throughout the area. It was constructed as the "only fire proof hotel in Upstate New York. " Recalling a fashion and glamor of another era, the Hotel's impressive Grand Hall on the 2nd floor epitomizes grace and cordiality.