Our room was nice. Bed was comfy and the view of Mirror Lake was nice. Its right downtown, which made it easy to walk for shopping and food. You have to either pay $24 a day for valet or $25 for overnight parking in a public lot. We walked everywhere and drove for hiking.

A beautiful hotel. Staff could use some customer service training, but they seemed to be trying hard.

The property was very well appointed and maintained. Our suite was very nice, quiet and comfortable. We did not have a chance to try the hotel restaurant, although it looked very nice and had an appealing menu. The rooftop bar had many lounge chairs snd tables with seating, all of which offered a spectacular panoramic view of Main Street, Lake Placid and Mirror Lake. The hotel could greatly increase the foot traffic of the fabulous venue if they expanded their drinks menu which is limited, and offered small plate appetizers in addition to drinks. More experienced bartenders would also be a boost...the Apperol Spritz drink that I had that cost $17 had was undrinkable.

It was at a great location and was nice inside

Our room had a small living room with tv and another tv in the bedroom! Also they have bikes you can rent to ride around the Lake! It’s located right in the middle of Lake Placid so everything is just a walk away! Also a 24 laundromat right across the street!

I loved the rooftop area, just wish you could bring your own food. I loved the location, so close to town! The shower pressure was awful, and the rooms were kind of dim. I like the size of the room.

Rude and unhelpful at check in. Valet was nice. The hotel is pretty average. Great location!

Rooftop bar has a beautiful view of the lake Staff wàs pleasant

Great

I’m lost for words but I regret staying at the hotel for a number of reasons including the costs and the lack of training of some of the staff who couldn’t seem to care less about any specifics about what you paid for or extending checkout for a Marriott member of over 30 years. I could also hear people in other rooms and walking in the room above me. The room was very small for a king room and I’ve stayed at many other hotels. The amenities were laughable and the free coffee in the lobby tasted awful as if the staff did not know how to make coffee fit for guests paying $360 per night for the smallest king room on planet Earth. Marriott should reconsider whether this Grand Hotel should be bearing its namesake. But, to balance out this review, consider the following: The best part of the room was the bathroom and the best staff were the valet attendants.

Very clean and the area is amazing. Walking distance to everything you need in Lake Placid.

Food was not the best. Paid $17 for a watermelon feta salad with 8 bites of not ripe watermelon. Went to rooftop bar and created with we are closing even though we had time. Hotel was great. Find somewhere else for food and drinks.

What a hotel.

One of two elevators were not working the four days we were there. The service staff and customers had to compete to use the one elevator which was tough when the staff was transporting linen carts etc during prime hours. It was a nightmare getting to the sixth floor

Not that nice... parking challenges as it is valet only for a fee. Hotel was renovated but it still appears and feels old. No water pressure on upper floor. Center of town however is a plus.

Great location and clean rooms.

Me and my dog had such a wonderful stay and loved the location right on the Main Street in lake placid. Beautiful views of mirror lake from our room, pet friendly, valet service, complimentary coffee during day and comfortable peaceful stay here.

Perfect location! Room was clean. Restaurant had great food and drinks.

We love Lake Placid and this the first time we stayed at the Grand Adirondack. the staff and Hotel itself were great and there were a few Comfortable “lobby” areas to sit at. the free coffee in the morning was great. The cons were they charged $24 a day for valet parking, which is obviously way too much for Northern New York. Also the drinks and food at the cloud splitter and Marcy bar Are also “New York City” type pricing. Hopefully they realize that there aren’t many people there because of the pricing and they lower them. We went to cloud splitter twice, and we were charged $18 for their house white wine, and when we looked up the bottle, the bottle was actually cheaper at all the liquor stores we go to. Same for the Bourbon, It was a cheaper Bourbon and it was a very weak pour. We were only two of six people on a beautiful, perfect day and the other day there was a big retirement party and when they left, nobody was there. It’s an amazing spot with an amazing view, but the prices are way too high.

Excellent