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The Point

Saranac Lake, New York, United States · Independent · Grand Luxury

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William Avery Rockefeller II finished this Upper Saranac Lake Great Camp in 1933 as a private Adirondack retreat. It now runs as an 11-room all-inclusive Relais & Chateaux lodge, the first North American member of that association (1983) and still the only Forbes Five-Star hotel in Upstate New York. Evenings call for black-tie dinners in the Great Hall. Guests 21 and over arrive by appointment onto 75 wooded acres; there are no day visitors and almost no Wi-Fi.

About The Point

History

The Point was completed in the early 1930s as a Great Camp for William Avery Rockefeller II on Upper Saranac Lake: native timber and stone log mansions in the Adirondack 'roughing it' style. It later opened to paying guests as an all-inclusive lodge and in 1983 became the first Relais & Chateaux member in North America. Eleven rooms, adults only, still occupy the original lakeside buildings.

The setting

4 miles from Saranac Inn Golf & Country Club. 5 miles from Saint Regis Pond.

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