This Lake Placid Resort Might Be The Dreamiest Vacation Spot In New York

Upstate New York is full of charming accommodations in the midst of beautiful landscapes, but it's hard to top this scenic resort in Lake Placid. Full of top-tier amenities and surrounded by spectacular views, it's one of the best properties in the state to travel to if you're looking for a stellar family vacation or the quintessential romantic weekend in the mountains.

You won't find a better place than Mirror Lake Inn Resort and Spa to enjoy the Adirondack High Peaks; once you've arrived at the property, you'll feel like you've entered a different world.

It's the epitome of lakeside luxury, complete with a private beach and easy access to complimentary boats and an outdoor lap pool. With all the amenities you need to relax and enjoy nature, this resort allows its visitors appreciate the gorgeous Adirondacks to the fullest extent.

Head to the resort's sister property Whiteface Club and Resort for a round of golf at one of the premiere courses in the region.

Head indoors, and you'll be greeted with the most stunning rustic decor that makes visitors feel at home instantly.

The resort offers standard king and queen rooms, family rooms, junior suites and full suites.

Book a trip to this romantic retreat, and you'll have easy access to one of the most luxurious spas in the state.

Facial, body treatment and massages come with men's and women's sanctuaries, fitness center, a salt therapy system and more.

The resort also features two restaurants, The View and The Cottage. The View is a resident AAA Four Diamond-rated restaurant, while The Cottage is considered "the locals meeting place," known for comfort food and great drinks.

When it comes to finding the most luxurious stay in New York's prettiest region, this idyllic getaway is just about impossible to beat.

Leave the property, and you've got a wealth of activities and dining options to explore. Visit the Lake Placid Winter Olympics Museum for a fascinating look into the Olympic Games that were hosted in Lake Placid in 1932 and 1980. Try Dancing Bears Restaurant right on Mirror Lake, or head to the Peninsula Trails for great hiking next to Lake Placid.