The stuff were very friendly and helpfull. Thank you very much for your understanding, cooperation and service. Especially thank you to Jared, front desk manager.

We just spent 3 nights in the LP Summit hotel and I can tell that I am very much satisfied by the value provided. There were 5 of us and we had a suit ( 2 connected rooms and 2 bathrooms ). The beds are big enough and very comfortable, there is plenty of rooms to unload your luggage and bathrooms are also big enough. The purpose of this hotel is to accomodate you between the skiing sessions and it serves it very well. They have an inside pool and hot tube on the first floor and just opened and "Alegria" restaurant on the basement floor which was quite nice. They serve a complimentary breakfast in the morning, but I would rather them charge some10-15$ and have a wider selection. On the other side there is a very neat place right across the street.

So the pros are : perfect location, big rooms, clean, nice service. Cons : limited breakfast, there was some noise in the bathrooms, outdated TV sets ( but we were not there to watch TV).

When/if we return to Lake Placiid I will defintely consider coming back to this place

We stayed at the Summitt during a hockey tournament this past weekend. I will say that they had a lot on their plate, and agreeing to accommodate several hockey teams so we could all stay together was a nice gesture. But that's pretty much where the service ended.

We paid $130/night for a "suite" room (this was all they had available for our team), which we were told when we booked would have 4 beds and a microwave/fridge. When we arrived, we realized the suite was simply 2 standard rooms (2 double beds each) combined. We did get 2 bathrooms, which was nice with the kids, it just wasn't what we were expecting. Also, no microwave or fridge. I went straight down to the lobby and asked about the microwave and fridge (we had brought food planning on using them), and was told it would be taken care of. The family across the hall who checked in about 15 minutes after us didn't have one either - they called down and got theirs in about 20 minutes. It took 4 visits to the front desk and about 8 hours to get a fridge, and we had to borrow the microwave from one of the other families who wasn't using theirs, after the front desk told us they had no more available - the NEXT DAY. If you are going to book rooms and guarantee microwaves and fridges, PLEASE make you have enough to make good on your promise.

Parking was also a serious issue. When we made our reservation, we were guaranteed there would be enough parking for 1 vehicle per room. We only brought one vehicle. We had NOWHERE to park, and were told by the front desk there were simply no other places available. We parked out on the street because there wasn't even public parking anywhere, and ended up with a $25 parking ticket, which the hotel refused to cover. I also requested a discount based on the issues we had with parking and the microwave promise, but the hotel refused to budge.

Other families had similar issues with service. The rooms were dark, ours was somewhat dusty, the walls were cracked and ceiling tiles stained in the stairwells. The pool was old but clean and decent at least. Based on the hotel itself, this is about what I would expect for a cheap, older hotel. For what we paid, it was a terrible value. But what really destroyed it was the service.

On one good note (for hockey teams anyway), we felt perfectly welcome to stay up as late as we wanted, hanging out in the halls, and making as much noise as we felt like. Although they were not willing to assist with anything, they also didn't take much interest in what we did while we were there. Just generally not concerned at all.

All in all, a very poor hotel for such a great tourist town.

Wife & I used a coupon from one of the Value Saver (?) booklets you see lying around in fast food joints to get a decent rate. Nicest thing we can say about this hotel is they have a great location overlooking Mirror Lake, and it's just a short walk to the shops of Lake Placid village. The down side is that the place is going through some (much needed) major renovations, so the bar/restaurant was closed and there was construction material everywhere. We found a huge rusty nail in the pool, but that area too had some construction, so we weren't entirely surprised. We were initially put into a ground floor room facing the parking lot, but we discovered that there was no way to lock the window, so we were graciously moved to a much bigger second floor room with a lake view. This, along with the hotel's location, made our stay worthwhile and is the reason we can recommend this hotel (but find a coupon first!).