Located in Lake Placid, The Pines Inn is a family-owned place, providing the best combination of comfort, value, and central location in Lake Placid. Dating back to 1907, the inn has been a beacon of hospitality in Lake Placid. Our guests love our warm, friendly staff, our clean and updated rooms and the value they receive when they stay with us.
We make sure that the grounds are lush and well kept. There's so much to see and do in Lake Placid! From family friendly activities, Olympic Sites and miles of time tested hiking and skiing trails, you'll find it all here. To add value to your Lake Placid escape, The Pines Inn offers exclusive vacation packages.
We make sure that the grounds are lush and well kept. There's so much to see and do in Lake Placid! From family friendly activities, Olympic Sites and miles of time tested hiking and skiing trails, you'll find it all here. To add value to your Lake Placid escape, The Pines Inn offers exclusive vacation packages.
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Alex is our eldest child, and chances are good that you will be greeted by her smiling face. Always eager to help with sharp problem-solving skills, Alex is a stellar assistant manager at the front desk. She's also keen on social media and using the inn's new reservation software. The newest member of the family, Alex's young daughter Ava, keeps Alex plenty busy when she's not at the helm of the inn.
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Chris Walker
Jan 14, 2022
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Cj Martello
Nov 04, 2021
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Bill Knitter
Sep 22, 2021
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Matthew Barroner
Oct 28, 2020
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A historic 1907 hotel fairly close to downtown Lake Placid (about a 7 min walk). It's pretty pricey per night (spent around $190 with tax) and dated in parts. The building does not have an elevator, and the pipes are old. The room does not have a fridge, and the tv did not work during our visit. However, Jill was extremely friendly and kind during our stay, and checking in/out was very easy. The beds are VERY comfortable after a long day of hiking and there is a ceiling fan in the rooms. Wifi worked well, and I'd say this hotel met my needs fairly well.
Marilyn Dunphy
Sep 11, 2020
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Tattoo
Jul 06, 2020
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We had a great experience here. Although the rooms are very dated, they are clean and the staff very helpful. The photos show the age but again very clean. Jill was very nice at the front desk. One thing to point out, there are no elevators and although we had a first floor room it was up 2 fights of steps. Close to main street with a restaurant on the property.
Ryan Stevener
Jul 04, 2020
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Katie Moring
Dec 16, 2019
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Not the fanciest hotel but totally acceptable for a weekend hiking or exploring the ADKS if you don't want to camp.
There is no elevator and it has many floors, so if stairs are a problem, take that into consideration.
The bathroom was laid out kind of strangely in a way that made it feel like there was not much space and it was kind of hard to move around or get dressed in it. But, bathroom was clean.
There is no elevator and it has many floors, so if stairs are a problem, take that into consideration.
The bathroom was laid out kind of strangely in a way that made it feel like there was not much space and it was kind of hard to move around or get dressed in it. But, bathroom was clean.
Shawn Peno
Dec 08, 2019
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This is a great place if you keep in mind it is a 111 year old place. The room is pleasant, albeit smaller than most hotel rooms, though in line with what you would expect for a turn of the last century place. The on premises bar/restaurant is pleasant as well with good food and reasonable prices. Would definitely recommend as long as you keep in mind it is a historic hotel (the old Hotel St. Moritz).
Kristin Kimpel
Jul 25, 2017
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The Pines Inn had some great qualities...it’s unique, attached restaurant/bar, hot tub, friendly staff. However...for me, the most important aspect of a hotel is cleanliness...and the room was unsatisfactory. There was black hair all over the bed, stains as well, the bathroom was not clean, we had to wait about 5 minutes for hot water to come out of the faucet/shower each time we turned it on, and we could not regulate the temperature in the room. If they could work on their housekeeping and lower their prices a bit, I think it would be a great place to stay.
