Lodge

Moreno's Adirondack Cabins: Is It Right for Your Stay?

Ranked 16 of 18 in the Lake Placid / Adirondacks-Noord area on our weighted review measure.

Best for
The upscale end of this shortlist
Location
Lake Placid / Adirondacks-Noord
Review score
8.5 out of 10 from 68 reviews
Price band
$150 to $300
Property type
Lodge, 1-star listing
Last checked
August 2026

The verdict

Moreno's Adirondack Cabins ranks 16 of 18 in the Lake Placid / Adirondacks-Noord area on our weighted review measure, which balances the score against the number of reviews behind it. It holds 8.5 out of 10 from 68 reviews. At about $162 a night in the August 2026 snapshot it sits in the upper part of that set, against a $124 median. The clearest reason to shortlist it is the upscale end of this shortlist.

It ranks 16 of 18 here on review record.

Location

The address is 322 Ray Brook Road, Saranac Lake, NY 12983, United States.

Streets and transit around Moreno's Adirondack CabinsSaranac-Placid RoadLake Flower AvenueMcKenzie Pond RoadRay Brook RoadThis hotel1 mileN
Roads around the property and the nearby places where this shortlist has hotels, drawn to scale from OpenStreetMap. Distances are straight lines, not driving routes.

The honest comparison

Right for you or not

Book it if
  • travellers who want a solid middle option in the Lake Placid / Adirondacks-Noord area
Look elsewhere if
  • A pool is part of your requirement: this property does not list one.
  • Budget is the binding constraint: cheaper options with comparable review records exist in the Lake Placid / Adirondacks-Noord area.

What the listing records

Facilities in the source listing

Recorded without a verification flag.

  • Free wifi
  • Children welcome

FAQ

Common questions

Is Moreno's Adirondack Cabins a good choice?

It depends on the trip. On our weighted review measure it ranks 16 of 18 in the Lake Placid / Adirondacks-Noord area. We found no measurable drawback against that comparison set.

What does it cost?

About $162 a night in our August 2026 snapshot, which is a reference point rather than a bookable rate.