Living And Dining Area Of 2 Queen Beds Superior 1-Bedroom Suite
A pocket door separates the bedroom from the living room in this spacious suite and features a double-sided gas fireplace that can be enjoyed from both spaces.
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1 King Bed 1 Bedroom Suite
Offering between 410 to 469 square feet of space, this sprawling suite comes with a bedroom with one king-size bed, as well as a living room with a sleeper sofa.
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Campfire Adirondack Grill + Bar
Inspired by the fabled Great Camps and a history of civilized wilderness, Campfire Adirondack Grill + Bar combines a fiery, warm atmosphere with great food explorations in a spirited yet sophisticated setting. Much like sitting around a campfire, this cozy environment encourages lingering and conversation, providing the perfect antidote post-arrival and all throughout a stay.
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Outdoor Terrace
The outdoor terrace makes for a picturesque place to enjoy a morning cup of coffee and drink in the mountain views.
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Exterior At Night
With its handsome red brick exterior, iconic sign, and plenty of historic charm, the Hotel Saranac is an impressive sight both day and night.
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Great Hall
Featuring plush seating with an inviting mix of traditional and contemporary silhouettes, a cozy fireplace, and historical architectural elements, the Grand Hall sets the tone for the rest of the hotel.
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Historical Image Of Exterior
The Hotel Saranac dates back to 1927 and features elements of Colonial Revivalism across its stunning façade.
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Historical Street View Of The Hotel Saranac
Lake Saranac has been a popular tourist destination for generations. Even the great scientist Albert Einstein loved the area and was often spotted rowing out with his family on the lake. The Hotel Saranac capitalized on the area's popularity, and soon went on to become one of the most popular hotels in the area.
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Old-fashioned Horse-drawn Carriage In Front Of The Hotel
Just five years after opening, the hotel had become a preferred venue for community meetings and events, hosting such groups as the Franklin County League of Women Voters, ADK Council of Boy Scouts of America, and Northern New York headquarters of Women's Organization for the National Prohibition Reform.
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Historical Image Of The Great Hall
With its ornamental beams, the Great Hall showcases elements of Italian Renaissance Revival-style architecture.
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The Grand Ballroom
The Grand Ballroom is an ideal space for conferences and weddings alike, boasting 2,356 square feet of space and seating for up to 175 guests.