jack "Legs" Diamond  Room

This cozy rooms overlooks Canadarago Lake and has a queen size bed.  In the days of Prohibition when things got too hot in Albany or New York, Jack "Legs" Diamond and his gangster friends would retreat to the relative obscurity of this upstate area making the Lake House its center of operation.  During this period,  two  rooms were added to the upstairs so that lookouts could watch the road from the north and south.  In the basement, evidence of false walls still exist and a recent renovation covered a trapdoor in the floor from the first floor to the basement.  Did they use it as an escape route or to just move liquor quickly?  We can only imagine.

Rates: $130 High Season/ $95 Low Season                     
   Queen Bed
    Bath with shower
    Lake views

       Captain John Room

Rates:  $140 High Season/ $95 Low Season
     Queen Bed
      Private bath with shower
      Lake views

     This romantic lake view room has a great high four poster bed.  This area is rich in history.  In the early 1800's two Mohican Indians Captain John and his son lived not far from the Chamberlain farm. Captain John drowned when his canoe capsized on the lake and was buried by his son on the knoll opposite the Lake House.

Rates:   $145 High Season
              $100 Low Season
     Queen Bed
      Twin Bed
      Private bath with shower
      Lake views

A Victorian style room with two great comfortable beds.  One of the guests' favorites because of the splendid view of the lake and the  lake breezes  Named for John Steele who built this building in 1843.

  The Lake House, the first large building on Canadarago Lake, was built in 1843 by John Steele, and was devoted exclusively to the entertainment of guests of "The Springs" which were becoming a modish summer resort aided by the popularity of mineral baths at the time.

Rates:   $160 High Season
              $100 Low Season
     Queen Bed
     Sleeper Sofa
     Private bath with shower
     Lake views

A spacious two-level room perfect for a family or just for those who want a little more space.  The living room  was one of the original look-out rooms added in the 20's so that the Speak-Easy on the first floor would know if the "revenuers" were on their way to the Lake House.

    During the period of greatest prominence, The Lake House had a roller-skating rink and open pavilion on her shores. The steamboat, T.R. Proctor took visitors on excursions around the lake.

   We are currently restoring a paddle-wheeler to use on Canadarago Lake.  It will be christened the T.R. Proctor, II.

Rates:   $50 High Season
              $25 Low Season
      Queen Bed

This  bonus corner room can be added to Room 5 or Room 6.   The bed is on a high platform and is very comfortable.  It is a unique experience.

Rates:   $130 High Season
              $ 95  Low Season
    Queen Bed
    Bath with shower

One of the prettiest rooms with a picturesque poster bed and a great comfy mattress, our guests who sleep in this room claim to have never slept better.

"The charm of the old inn has been preserved in the pine boards, hardwood floors and furnishings.  We can't wait to visit again."
                      Ed from Manhattan

Rates: $100 High Season
              $ 85  Low Season
    Queen Bed
     Bath with tub/shower

Our most petite room with room enough for everything.  If you're busy and on the go, it's perfect.

Rates:   $140 High Season
              $100  Low Season
     Double Bed
     Bunk Beds
     Bath with tub/shower

Great if you're by yourself but even better is you're traveling with kids. 

Leatherstockings  was  the name given to the leggings  worn by the Native Americans of this region.