The Sagamore

Poised on the southern end of Green Island, The Sagamore commands a stunning view of Lake George and the islands that grace its waters. The Resort offers luxury accommodations, sports and fitness facilities, and a host of opportunities to enjoy the incredible beauty of the Adirondacks:

• Experience Lake George with Sailing, Parasailing, Fishing, Swimming, Kayak lessons and cruises
• Golfing on the famed Donald Ross hillside course with an amazing view overlooking Lake George
• State-of-the-art fitness center with extensive equipment, indoor pool, jacuzzi and lounge
• Spa with eclectic array of services: massage therapy, body treatments, wellness for the skin, full salon services
• Brand new 10,000 square foot outdoor pool area overlooking Lake George, complete with warming pool and chaise lounge chairs

Luxury accommodations at the Sagamore include the elegant and historic hotel, or the well-appointed Adirondack-style rustic Lodges. All accommodations include high-speed wireless internet, dataports, and HD flat screen televisions with access to movies. All accommodations at The Sagamore are smoke-free.

Dining at our resort is an extraordinary culinary delight. Unique and superb locations include a variety of options from a casual pub atmosphere to the most elegant of settings at La Bella Vita.

Special events are unforgettable at The Sagamore. Plan an exquisite private island wedding in a setting that will create a lifetime of memories. The most special days of your life: a long-awaited family reunion, an important anniversary, birthday or private party are treated with exceptional care and impeccable service.

 

For your business meetings and corporate events, you'll find everything from intimate private executive suites to facilities designed to accommodate up to 1000 conference attendees. As always, our professional wedding and event planners, conference services managers and support staff are available and eager to assist you with taking care of all the details.

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I stayed at the Sagamore this past summer for the first time in about 10 years. It used to be that this was a great resort. Sorry to say, however, that it's gone downhill. The outside of the building is in pretty shabby, not sure if they just haven't gotten around to updating it, but there's paint chipping off the exterior, and although there is some of that old Sagamore charm left, now it just really looks its in a state of disrepair. The inside is a bit better at least, and the rooms are spacious, but one would think with all the money people spend to stay here they could afford to fix up the outside some? What really bothered me most though was the service. The concierge was rude when I approached him one afternoon during our stay, about my room not having been cleaned yet; he snapped at me that they were very busy and would get to it soon (it was 3pm). Unnecessary rudeness doesn't really score high in my book, esp. from a place I'm paying to stay at. Anyway, both my girlfriend and I were disappointed with the whole experience, and we ended up leaving a day early and staying at a nearby motel, Bolton Pines, which was ok for one night as far as motels go, but very tiny. I just would've expected a lot more from a resort that's touted as such high caliber. It's a shame this isn't the Sagamore that I remember.