Creature Comforts
This 389-room property offers a choice of accommodation for every type of guest. Originally built in 1883 and lovingly restored, the historic hotel features 134 luxurious rooms and suites. The Lodges feature 224 rooms including 111 spacious suites with fireplaces and terraces. The Hermitage has 12 bi-level suites and is available for small groups or individuals. Both the Lodges and Hermitage are furnished Adirondack-style, with an elegant yet distinctly laid-back ambiance. Guest room facilities include air conditioning, TVs with streaming capabilities, wifi, voice mail, in-room safes, oversized conversation areas and wet bars and terraces (available in 111 suites). The Sagamore also boasts several houses and cottages perfect for a family vacation with the privacy of a rental home and the amenities of a resort. First House, the Castle, and two Cottages are ideal for longer stays on Lake George and group weekend getaways.
Eat & Drink
The Sagamore Resort features eight dining venues in season, including some of the most celebrated restaurants on Lake George. From the authentic Italian delicacies at La Bella Vita to the New York-style Club Grill steakhouse to Lakeside dining at The Pavilion, every meal at The Sagamore is a celebration of fresh ingredients and delicious cuisine. For more casual dining there is The Splash Bar (poolside) or BRGR Kitchen & Bar for those who love the lake…and a high-quality burger.
Experiences
- The Rec is one of the resort’s most treasured spaces and provides hours of fun for kids, as well as adults. Featuring an indoor 9-hole miniature golf course, climbing rock wall, two half-court basketball courts, an official wiffleball field with a working scoreboard, Wii stations, billiards, ping-pong, foosball, arts and crafts room, movie loft, and a children’s interactive play area for the youngest guests,, this is a must-see when visiting. Located near The Rec is a half-court basketball area, playground, volleyball court, and horseshoe pit. The Rec is open weekends January–June and September–December, and open daily June 23–October 24.
- Take a ride on The Morgan, the Sagamore Resort’s 72-foot replica of a 19th-century touring vessel which allows guests to take in some of the best views in the Adirondacks from the waters of Lake George. Cruises aboard The Morgan are approximately one and a half hours long and are included in the resort fee for guests!
- The award-winning, par-70, 1928 Donald Ross-designed, 18-hole championship Golf Course with Pro Shop is located on 188 acres on the mainland. The resort provides complimentary transportation.
- The resort offers three professional outdoor tennis courts, two pickleball courts, a padel court and a soccer field. Individual and group lessons are available.
- The full-service Opal Spa offers treatments ranging from hydrafacials and body wraps to custom massages and stone therapy. The Salt & Sound Lounge is the newest addition to the spa. Providing halotherapy, which is a holistic ritual emitting healing energy while releasing micro-particles of salt into the air, and is proven to reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance relaxation. The spa’s hydrotherapy center includes steam rooms and saunas.
- The separate 3,800-square-foot Fitness Center offers state-of-the-art exercise equipment, including Peloton bikes, treadmills, ellipticals, rowing machines, free weights, HOIST Strength Training, and TRX Strength and Conditioning systems.
The Destination
The destination of Lake George offers a myriad of recreation options including boating, water skiing, parasailing, fishing, swimming, beaches, and more. It is an ideal destination for both families and couples and is only a one-hour drive from Albany, New York, a four-hour drive from New York City, and four hours northwest of Boston.
Gather
With 32,000 square feet of well-equipped indoor venues and over 20,000 square feet of scenic outdoor space overlooking the lake and mountains, the Sagamore has the perfect venue for everything from executive retreats to romantic weddings.
Insider Tip
The Sagamore Resort hosts the region’s largest ice bar every winter, the last two weekends in January, called the Glacier Ice Bar & Lounge. Set on Mountain View Terrace, this incredible creation magically transforms 18,000 pounds of ice into a themed ice bar complete with ice sculptures, ice luges, tables, stools, and faux fur throws. This annual event draws hotel guests and locals alike and is boon to the local area during the winter months.