Recently Reviewed Hotels around Raquette Lake

• Great Camp Sagamore
  "An Experience to Remember"
  "I went to Camp Sagamore with a class, at first I was skeptical because I was under the impression we would be really roughing it. To my pleasant surprise I found that the Great Camp gave the illusion of roughing it. The main lodge was beautiful and learning the history of all of the buildings was ex..."tremely interesting. The food was fantastic. It was served buffet style and juice, water, coffee and tea were available at all hours. The fact that there was no service or television was surprisingly relaxing. The tours we went on were very educational. My favorite part was the hike, we hiked around the lake and it was beautiful. The pictures I took were great and I couldn’t wait to show my friends and family. I recommend a stay a Camp Sagamore for everyone! It was an experience I will never forget! " More >
• Great Camp Sagamore
  "A Nice Escape from Networked World"
  "This rustic great camp is over a hundred years old, but the luxurious accomodations this camp has to offer rival luxury hotels. I stayed in the Main Lodge with my Adirondack Experience class, and stayed in a nice sized room for two with a classmate. The place is very clean, even the "communal" bathr..."ooms, which feel more like you are in your bathroom at home than at a campground. The food is great, there are many places to hike and explore and there is a lot of history to this place. The old game room is a great place to relax and right next door is an outdoor bowling alley! You can take kayaks or canoes out on the lake. You can have a campfire at the lean-two at night, which I highly recommend. It is alot of fun if you go there with friends and just want to hang out without the pressures of cell phones and the Internet constantly hounding at you like they do "back in civilization." It was nice to escape for a few days, and I would do it again! Highly recommended. " More >
• Great Camp Sagamore
  "Living History"
  "The appeal of Sagamore Great Camp is that the staff their works to recreate a true 1900's leisure class experience. Sagamore's setting, activities, and dining experience all lend itself to making the experience an authentic one. The drive to Sagamore is not an easy one but that comes with the territ..."ory of being an Adirondack camp. The site is designed to give people an experience away from anything in the outside world, and Sagamore does just that. The environment encourages you to interact with others at the facility such as staff and other guests because of the number of common rooms and communal bathrooms which the workers do a tremendous job of keeping spotless. The entire staff was great at helping us learn about the camp and enveloping us in its culture, from stories about the Vanderbilts to assisting us in campfires, kayaking, and hiking. If you are looking for a traditional hotel experience this is not it, however if you are looking for a bit of leisure in a rustic sett... " More >