Huttopia Adirondacks

Just got back from a weekend at Huttopia. We had a really lovely experience. The rooms were charming and ideal for “glamping”. Our room faced the woods which provided extra privacy. There was hot water and great water pressure and full working bathroom in our tent. The site is very dog friendly and the common areas were clean and welcoming. Just a short ten minute drive from Lake George and all that it has to offer. Only suggestions would be more food options on site and the walking trails in the woods on-site are not well maintained (but there is ample hiking in surrounding areas). Looking forward to coming back soon

We loved this glamping experience. The tent is quite comfy and has everything you need. And we had fire pit next to the tent. It’s really great to stay in the forest and has everything you need, including electricity. If you are a person who needs to shower every night but wanna stay close in the nature with camping experience, this is it! And the tent is quite spacious!

This was our 3rd and likely last stay with Huttopia, which we have loved so dearly until this visit. We have been to both the White Mountains and Southern Maine locations, which have far exceeded our expectations. However, the stay in the Adirondacks left much to be desired. For starters, the staff at this location was far from friendly, which was something we always enjoyed at the other two locations in the Northeast and should be the minimum expectation in the hospitality industry. Upon entering our accommodation, there was confetti on the floor from the previous guests, as well as hair all over the entire bathroom floor. I had to sweep up before we could even more our stuff in. There was old food in the refrigerator and we later discovered an old package of hamburger buns behind the fridge when a mouse was snacking on it at 4 am. Critters are to be expected but proper clean up of food from previous guests would have eliminated this encounter. Furthermore, the bedsheets were stained and the bed support under the mattress was broken. We were provided with two towels for the entire stay, which needed to be used for drying dishes, drying hands, showering, etc. When we requested more towels from one of the staff members, she rudely told us we only get two towels and could ask at the main desk if they could provide more (a 15 minute walk from our accommodation). Overall, the experience left much to be desired and definitely soured our beloved Huttopia experiences. The staff was less than approachable during our stay and when contacting the Huttopia team after our stay, they said there was nothing they could do since I didn't mention it while we were on the grounds. Note: (Yes, that is a large dead millipede in the food photo. It was there on our arrival and is further evidence of lack of cleaning prior to our arrival.)

Amazing experience- camping in a tent with all the modern day facilities . The tents were well equipped and the grounds were really well kept. Lots of activities nearby and the cafe and the reception center was amazing with all the amenities that they had to offer . Great for couples or even families with children . It’s so close to Lake George you get the best of both places for good as well. Definitely worth the trip !

This was our 3rd and likely last stay with Huttopia, which we have loved so dearly until this visit. We have been to both the White Mountains and Southern Maine locations, which have far exceeded our expectations. However, the stay in the Adirondacks left much to be desired. For starters, the staff at this location was far from friendly, which was something we always enjoyed at the other two locations in the Northeast and should be the minimum expectation in the hospitality industry. Upon entering our accommodation, there was confetti on the floor from the previous guests, as well as hair all over the entire bathroom floor. I had to sweep up before we could even more our stuff in. There was old food in the refrigerator and we later discovered an old package of hamburger buns behind the fridge when a mouse was snacking on it at 4 am. Critters are to be expected but proper clean up of food from previous guests would have eliminated this encounter. Furthermore, the bedsheets were stained and the bed support under the mattress was broken. We were provided with two towels for the entire stay, which needed to be used for drying dishes, drying hands, showering, etc. When we requested more towels from one of the staff members, she rudely told us we only get two towels and could ask at the main desk if they could provide more (a 15 minute walk from our accommodation). Overall, the experience left much to be desired and definitely soured our beloved Huttopia experiences. The staff was less than approachable during our stay and when contacting the Huttopia team after our stay, they said there was nothing they could do since I didn't mention it while we were on the grounds. Note: (Yes, that is a large dead millipede in the food photo. It was there on our arrival and is further evidence of lack of cleaning prior to our arrival.)

Just got back from a weekend at Huttopia. We had a really lovely experience. The rooms were charming and ideal for “glamping”. Our room faced the woods which provided extra privacy. There was hot water and great water pressure and full working bathroom in our tent. The site is very dog friendly and the common areas were clean and welcoming. Just a short ten minute drive from Lake George and all that it has to offer. Only suggestions would be more food options on site and the walking trails in the woods on-site are not well maintained (but there is ample hiking in surrounding areas). Looking forward to coming back soon