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Paradox Lodge

Lake Placid, New York.

Paradox Lodge was built in 1899 on Paradox Bay in Lake Placid, NY. Paradox Lodge provides a quiet and comfortable atmosphere for guests. Featured in Rachel Ray's Tasty Travels on the Food Network; if that doesn't say good food, we don't know what does!

Bed and Breakfast Description

Once used as a lodge in the early 50's for summer guests, the building was later abandoned and left vacant for 30 years, until the current owners/innkeepers purchased it in April 1998 and began the long and laborious task of renovation.

Today, eight rooms are available on a year-round basis, each decorated in its own unique style featuring handmade Adirondack furniture, antiques, ceiling fans, beautiful quilts, down comforters, and lots of pillows. The four rooms in the Cedar Lodge have added amenities.

Downstairs is a comfortable living room area where guests may lounge and relax before dinner is served. A large covered porch with comfortable rocking chairs is a nice place to watch the setting sun. Or you may prefer to sit down by the lake and enjoy the view of Whiteface Mountain. There are two dining rooms adjacent to the kitchen where breakfast and dinner are served. Dinner reservations are taken on a first come first served basis.

The dining room is open to the public. Reservations are strongly recommended. Children age thirteen and older are gladly welcome. As mentioned above, our wonderful restaurant was featured on the Food Network’s, Rachel Ray’s Tasty Travels, a well-known and respected television program.

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 125.00 - 245.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 8
With private baths: 8
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Full breakfast
• Restaurant and full bar

Nearest Airport(s): Lake Clear, Burlington, Albany

Payment methods accepted:

Services:

WiFi, A/C, fireplace, Jacuzzi, kayaks, canoe, restaurant

Area Attractions and Activities:

Choices, choices. There is a variety of attractions to choose from in the Lake Placid/High Peaks Region, considered a substantial attraction in itself. Aside from the Adirondack’s visual splendor, we offer natural wonders, Olympic venues for the sports enthusiast, museums for the intellectual and old-fashioned theme parks for the young-at-heart.

From hand-made Adirondack crafts and antique treasures, to high-tech outdoor gear and designer clothing, our alpine village streets are lined with a variety of shopping opportunities.

Winter isn't just a season... it's a celebration! Winter activity possibilities are endless: ski, ride, ice fish, toboggan, snowshoe, sledding, ice climb or snowmobile, to name just a few.

Follow the lure of speckled trout and smallmouth bass, yellow perch and northern pike.

Other Attractions: Mountain Bike Riding, Fishing, Water Skiing, Water Activities, Snow Activities, Museum, Classic New York Night Life, Fine Dining Restaurants, Ellis Island & more.

Most Popular Rooms:

The Daisy Room: Features a full size bed, an Averil Conwell mural, antique marble sink and a claw foot tub with shower.

The Treetop Suite: Features a queen-size bed, clawfoot tub with shower, birch and twig dresser, and a comfortable sitting area with a view of the lake.

Restrictions

• Please inquire about our policy regarding children.
• Smoking not permitted.
• No pets, please.
• No access for disabled persons.

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