The Town House Lodge by Weekender greets guests with classic Adirondack style and mountain views. All photos courtesy Town House Lodge.

If you’re plotting a visit to the Adirondacks—whether you’re fresh to the scene or a returning fan of Lake Placid—you’ll want a lodging pick that nails location + vibe + ease. Enter the solution: Town House Lodge  by Weekender — and yes, it adds up to a great stay.

Conveniently located in the heart of Lake Placid Village, the Lodge is just steps away from a diverse range of restaurants and shops, all while preserving the natural beauty of New York’s Adirondack Park. This strategic location allows you to access downtown entertainment easily and still serves as a peaceful starting point for your adventures.

An accessible and centrally located stay in the Olympic Village.

Like many Weekender properties, Town House Lodge is a newly renovated, iconic property with about 25 rooms, designed for modern stays while offering the fresh air and freedom of the mountains.

What sets it apart are its unique features, such as fast WiFi, in-room Alexa devices, a communal kitchen, a fire pit, and an outdoor lawn/gathering area.

Getting to Lake Placid Village and Town House Lodge is relatively easy. It’s approximately 30 miles northwest of Interstate 87 (aka the Adirondack Northway), and less than a five-hour drive from New York City or Boston. But once you’re there, restaurants, shops, and many attractions are within a short walking distance from the hotel.

Meeting the needs of a variety of travelers.

Town House Lodge warmly welcomes a diverse range of guests, each seeking solace and relaxation in the picturesque north country. Nestled amidst breathtaking natural landscapes, the lodge offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that caters to adventurers, families, and couples alike.

Town House Lodge hotel in Lake Placid. — Town House Lodge firepit overlooking Mirror Lake in Lake Placid.

Whether you're looking to explore the great outdoors or unwind in a serene setting, Town House Lodge is the perfect destination for your getaway.

First-timers: If you’re wondering how to balance exploring the High Peaks or Mirror Lake and then winding down in a village, this is a smart pick.
Returning visitors: Even if you know Lake Placid well, staying right in the village, within walking distance of restaurants and shops, changes the pace.
Families/friends/couples: The mix of room types (king, two-queen, family suites) makes the property flexible.
Pet-friendly travelers: Town House Lodge is the perfect choice. Yes, the Lodge welcomes four-legged companions and even has designated rooms for them.
People who value convenience: Free parking, keyless entry, and a central location all reduce friction.

Your perfect Lake Placid basecamp delivering style with great value.

If you’re seeking the perfect blend of proximity to High Peaks adventure while also being centrally located to dining and retail, Town House Lodge may be the solution you’re looking for.

Hotel room in Lake Placid at Town House Lodge. — King guest room.

Town House Lodge offers a walk-everywhere location. You’re not “on the outskirts”, you’re in the village. From downtown shops and restaurants to the boat launch or trailheads, you can be ambulating rather than commuting.

Guests can also expect modern amenities in an Adirondack package. As with other Weekender properties, guests enjoy super-easy contactless check-in, Alexa and the latest tech amenities in rooms, lightning-fast WiFi, deluxe Beekman 1802 soaps and Keurig coffee makers, high-definition smart TVs with streaming services, stylish communal spaces, and a fire pit & BBQ area for social gatherings.

It’s a great destination year-round – whether you’re in Lake Placid for winter skiing or summer lake paddling, the Lodge serves as a “basecamp” for all seasons. You’ll also enjoy a sense of community / local connection. The Weekender philosophy — making every day the weekend — emphasizes connection to nature, to each other and to the local vibe.

Hotel guest room in Lake Placid at Town House Lodge.

What sets Town House Lodge apart is its commitment to delivering value and straightforward style. It’s not about ultra-luxury resort pricing; it's about a comfortable, modern lodge with style and location, ensuring you get the most out of your stay.

Tips to make your Lake Placid stay the best it can be.

Walk everywhere: Use your location advantage. Grab a coffee or breakfast on Main St., explore lakeside shops in the evening, stroll Mirror Lake or pop into the Olympic museum. The Lodge is ideally placed for that.
Pack layers: The Adirondacks are four seasons. Chillier evenings, even in summer. Weather can change on a dime, so when you pack, think layers, and don’t forget a rain jacket or umbrella.
Try a guided outdoor experience: Whether it’s a scenic hike, a paddle on the lake, or in winter, some snow-shoeing/skiing, the Lodge can be your hub. Check out our recommendations for all the best things to do in the Tri-Lakes and High Peaks region.
Bring your dog: If you’re a pet-owner, jump on a pet-friendly room early. Lake Placid has trails and places that welcome well-behaved pups.
Off-season magic: Consider fall (leaf peeping), spring (less crowded trails), winter (Olympic winter sports). The Lodge is open year-round.
Reserve early for key events: If you’re visiting during the Lake Placid Film Festival, a special winter event, or a ski holiday, book ahead. Prime downtown lodging tends to go quickly.

Apartment rental in Lake Placid at Town House Lodge — Town House Lodge offers apartment rentals in addition to traditional hotel guest rooms.

Trail Tested. ADK Taste Approved.

If you want to stay somewhere in Lake Placid where you can truly set the car aside, walk out for dinner, hit a trail or a paddle, and come back to a comfortable, modern room — the Town House Lodge by Weekender hits that sweet spot. Its location is central but calm; its design is fresh but not over the top; its brand is consistent but not generic.

Whether you’re here for the first time and want “town + mountain” in one package or you’re a repeat visitor looking for a new base in the village, this place delivers. From summer lake swims to winter snowshoe treks, from fireside chats around a fire-pit to evening strolls past shops — you’ll leave thinking “meh, tomorrow’s Monday, but it felt totally like the weekend.”

So book your basecamp — the Adirondacks await.