The Sagamore Resort

I came to The Sagamore and paid the premium price to celebrate my 5th wedding anniversary. The food is mediocre and overpriced. The servers are understaffed, overworked and due that, they come across as rude. On multiple occasions I had servers practically walk through me without batting an eye or apologizing. In their defense, they seemed to be running around to get their work done. Two servers actually told me they were understaffed and at this time of year the hotel only expects 200 rooms booked, but this weekend there are 900 rooms booked. This might be because there were 3 weddings going on. I would have thought that management could have planned for this. Surely these were not last minute weddings. The only thing that saved my weekend was the unusually warm and beautiful weather. My wife and I spent Friday and Saturday lounging by the outdoor pool. Be advised- there were a ton of children running around and jumping in the pool. I stayed in a traditional king bedroom. I was on the first floor with a view of the front driveway. Not was I expected. For this reason, my blinds needed to be shut the whole time for privacy. I had dinner at their "steakhouse" Club Grill. Again, the server was inattentive. It appeared that there were only 2 waiters. My wife ordered a wine to have with her steak, however, after my wife finished 90% of the meal I had to tell the waiter that we no longer wanted the drink. The filet appeared to be of decent quality and was either cooked with garlic butter or had a garlic powder on it. One other thing that I expected at The Sagamore was an outdoor fire pit. I did find the bon fire on Friday night but was advised that it was for a wedding after party and I was permitted to be there. The grounds were beautiful. The views are gorgeous. The food is of all-inclusive resort quality at a premium price. The servers were slow, somewhat rude and couldn't be bothered. I would suggest eating offsite.

This would be the second time I stayed at the Sagamore. We had stayed both times in one of the lodge walk in suites. These suites are amazing kitchen, living room, fireplace and walk out patio. The ground are massive. They have an entire recreation complex. Just so much to do.The main hotel is nothing but charming. Three pools all with great lake views. A must is a complimentary ride on the Morgan. Sagamore's own sightseeing ship. This is an 1 1/2 hour narrated trip on the very picturesque section of Lake George. The service personal are outstanding.

Had a Govenors suit very nice The Staff was very nice through the stay , Valet and Bellman always with a smile and making sure all that staff outside can make or break a guest visit. We had dinner one night in Italian Restaurant service and food very good If your a light sleeper oh ask not to be near bar area where there a outside porch facing the lake , Might want to stop outside seating at 10 pm because of Noise factor from guest I would suggest to make in advance dinner and spa reservation

The Sagamore is a full service Inn/resort. The food, amenities and staff were excellent. The Inn also provides free tours of the lake on its yacht, which is a real added benefit. The village of Bolton Landing is quaint with great restaurants, gift shops and antique stores. It is less than a 10 min walk from the Sagamore or there is a free shuttle from the Inn.

This beautiful hote, with 19th-century origins, sits on an island in Lake George, and couldn't be more picturesque. The accommodations are very comfortable, bordering on luxurious. Be sure to spring from a room with a lake view, well worth it. But for a hotel with high aspirations and prices, the food is shockingly mediocre, even with a choice of a few in-hotel restaurants, serving variations of the same menu, except for breakfast, where are there's really only one choice, and not a great one. Stick to seafood at the Pavilion restaurant, and eat outside if weather permits, that's the best option, but better is to go into town or sample one of the many nearby restaurants. Our six-year-old daughter enjoyed the outdoor pools and quickly made friends there, but I would not return here, as much as I enjoyed the architecture and site, unless they make a serious upgrade to the food.