General Info

Nestled among the High Peaks of the Adirondack Mountains in the quintessential resort town of Lake Placid, Cobble Mountain Lodge is just emerging from a complete renovation and is ready to exceed your expectations. We offer many different sized cabins, from cozy spaces designed to accommodate two, up to large, multi-room cabins with kitchens designed to sleep 8. You'll be pleased to find authentic Adirondack style woodwork, fireplaces, air-conditioning, Simmons Beauty Rest mattresses, and more. In addition, we offer our cozy, authentic, motel-styled rooms, which can accommodate from 2 to 4 people, and are priced right to cradle you to sleep in the shadow of the Adirondack Mountains. Many improvements and continued renovations are planned for Spring 2017, including a brand new, on-site, secure building for gear storage such as bikes, skis and Ironman gear, and the addition of an outdoor pavilion with fireplace BBQ. We're the LAST hotel on the way out of town heading toward Whiteface Mountain, and directly across the road from the Lake Placid Club Golf Course.Nestled among the High Peaks of the Adirondack Mountains in the quintessential resort town of Lake Placid, Cobble Mountain Lodge is just emerging from a complete renovation and is ready to exceed your expectations. We offer many different sized cabins, from cozy spaces designed to accommodate two, up to large, multi-room cabins with kitchens designed to sleep 8. You'll be pleased to find authentic Adirondack style woodwork, fireplaces, air-conditioning, Simmons Beauty Rest mattresses, and more. In addition, we offer our cozy, authentic, motel-styled rooms, which can accommodate from 2 to 4 people, and are priced right to cradle you to sleep in the shadow of the Adirondack Mountains. Many improvements and continued renovations are planned for Spring 2017, including a brand new, on-site, secure building for gear storage such as bikes, skis and Ironman gear, and the addition of an outdoor pavilion with fireplace BBQ. We're the LAST hotel on the way out of town heading toward Whiteface Mountain, and directly across the road from the Lake Placid Club Golf Course.