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Lake Placid Lodge

Lake Placid, New York, United States · Independent · High Luxury

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Lake Placid Lodge began in 1882 as Schroeder Camp, an Adirondack Great Camp built for Gilded Age magnates, and it is the only hotel directly on the shore of Lake Placid, with Whiteface Mountain across the water. A kitchen fire destroyed the main lodge in 2005, and local artisans rebuilt it in 2008, keeping the Craftsman bones, wood-burning fireplaces and hand-built furnishings. It is a Relais & Chateaux member.

About Lake Placid Lodge

History

The property dates back to 1882 when it was built as Schroeder Camp, one of the original timber-and-stone Adirondack Great Camps serving Gilded-Era magnates. After the main lodge was tragically destroyed by a kitchen fire in 2005, it was meticulously rebuilt in 2008 by a team of local artisans to preserve its iconic Craftsman style and historic heritage. Today, it remains the only hotel located directly on the shores of Lake Placid, blending rustic charm with modern luxury.

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