Moreno's Adirondack Cabins

Nice older style cottage with a central location for us. Everything you needed was available for 3 night stay. Great email communication from owners and very easy checking & Checkout. Fire wood and fire pit nice touch. Hiking trail in back added bonus

Futon in den little uncomfortable but okay. Coffee pot was 2 cup so we thought funny, since needed to make a few pots to allow 3 people to have coffee, but nice touch they did provide coffee.

Clean and comfortable

Quiet location, responsive host, close to Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, and trailheads. The mattress was very comfortable.

The room is a bit dated, but overall comfortable for a stay

Peaceful and nice located.

The sheets were cotton and there were several blankets for each twin bed. There was a fire ring in back of the cottage.

The directions were terrible. The cottages were behind a huge Sunoco station and across the road from the NYS Troopers Headquarters. No mention of either of these landmarks. The directions referred to the name of the store inside the gas station whose name was on a small sign, barely visible from the highway. I needed a wash cloth, they gave me a dish cloth. No stove or burners. I learned that kitchenette does not mean small kitchen.

What I liked is, that it was quiet. no traffic noise or any noise at all, as there was no one there except one other couple, The bed was comfortable, and it was private It was also close to what we came for. Not far from some shopping areas, or the sights to see. or if one needed supplies. Small frig and microwave sure do come in handy.

The facility is greatly over priced. These cabins must have been built in the late 40's or the 50's and look it, inside and out. Not that this bothered us. I really don't care if the cabins were built in 1880 but the price should reflect it. Just plain exposed boards in the eating area, no cooking stove, light bulb hanging down from the ceiling. That didn't bother us either, But at the price of $115 dollars a night and a $30 dollar cleaning charge. Now that bothered us! It's just to much. Give me a break! Should be around $50 to $60 dollars a night, I would then be glad to stay and I would stay again. So save your money and stay somewhere else, unless you like to time travel!

It was close to Paul Smiths, very near a gas station, and very quiet at night. The campfire pit was beautiful even though I didn't use it because it had rained all night.

Mosquitoes were pretty heavy... lol