Woodlake Inn - Lake Placid

Price was cheap. No bed bugs

If you want to stay like it’s back in 1980 then this is for you. Outdated, old, no extra towels, no black out curtains, pillows were like pizza slices back in elementary school. GOOD MORNING LP. Parking lot was not plowed, the office made you walk out like you are losing a lung from the second hand smoke.

Really nothing about this place. We will never return here and will tell everyone who is thinking about going to Lake Placid, to stay away from this motel.

1st day, Friday, there, shortly after getting in the room, the manager knocked on our door telling us according to the room below us we were to noisy. All night long people walking/running to and from their rooms, creating noise on the wooden raised walkway and not a word was said about them. 2nd day, Saturday, no hot water. Complained to the manager @ 9am and he told me to wait at least an hour, that there are a lot of people taking showers at the same time. 10:15am water still ice cold. Inquired with one of the housekeeping staff of the water problem, he was told that an electrician was being called to fix th he problem and that no one knows even an estimated time for hot water. Friday, Saturday and Sunday parking was unbelievably tight to say the least. The parking area around the motel was only plowed to barley park a car and still drive one through. Plenty of parking, just extremely poor snow removal.

It was within 3 blocks of business district. It had adequate off street parking.

The room was very dated dark 1960s paneling. The shower had mildew in the caulking, the room had a strong perfume smell. Dirty mens underwear were on the floor under the table. The window by the bed did lock and had public access. Seethrough curtains.

Since parking wasn't available near our venue, the hotel was just close enough to walk from.

The internet was basically non-existent as it was too slow to use for basic email. The room was lower quality than what I expected for over $--- a night.