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Lodging at The Bark
Eater Inn
The Tradition of Adirondack hospitality is
well served here...
a tradition that began in the 19th century when the Inn catered to stagecoach passengers
traveling between Lake Champlain and Lake Placid.
Featured in: Gourmet,
Snow Country, Men’s Journal and The New York Times. |
The
Main Inn
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updates--that still retains its charm, but, as you can imagine, presents a few drawbacks.
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cozy livingroom, fireplaces and spacious dining room offset having to share
a bath. However, it's very pleasant just to walk downstairs for your morning
coffee, breakfast or dinner.
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The
Carriage House
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Only a step away across the
lawn, these rooms are nicely appointed, have private baths, and are located in a
completely renovated building where the carriages and riding gear actually were stored in
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The
Log Cottage
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The original four-room cottage has been
enlarged into two suites and an additional two rooms with private baths. It
sits on a hill above the Inn, within shouting distance and a short drive. |
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Its quiet woodland setting is
almost astride the ski and riding trails. |
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High
Country
Log Cabin |
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This newly constructed, single
unit log cottage is the ideal honeymoon suite. Nestled away in the
woods, this romantic getaway includes a whirlpool bath, fireplace, in floor
heating, mini kitchen, and don't forget -The Bed- ! |
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