#Great escape lodge rooms plus

In the suite for 6 there were only 6 pillows and 1 additional blanket. While my kids were in the park, the lazy river and slides were all closed down for an hour with no explanation as to why or when things would reopen.Īt bedtime I called the desk to request additional pillows and blankets for the pull out. When I informed the associate that I was told by the desk at check in that would be supplied, she replied that there are new people working and they don't now the rules (?!). I was told they do not have any here and even if they did, it would a fire hazard to send one up. After 4 hours I called the front desk to inquire about the roll away. I requested a roll away at check in and was told one would be brought up to the room.

According to the associate at the front desk, 'It's not our fault that Groupon doesn't tell you that it's only admission for 4 in a room for six, so it's Groupon's fault not ours'). Upon check-in I was told that I needed to pay $80 more ('the Groupon deal doesn't include water park for 6, only 4, and since I had 6 in my group I had to pay additional money on top of the well over $300 I paid for the Groupon for a suite and water park -for six. When I checked back, I had to wait in another 45 min line. My room wasn't ready so I was told to check back in 2 hours. There are so many fails at this lodge that I don't know where to begin. The hard-wired internet connection, while free, was slow and unreliable. The lodge faces the I-87 highway, and even with the fan running, we could hear vehicular noise. Guests are asked to observe quiet hours between 11 p.m. Having the bathroom sink apart from the rest of the bathroom is convenient and time-efficient. Along one wall were compartmentalized sections with a clothes rack and luggage rack in one space, the bathroom sink with marble counter top in the middle, and the microwave and mini fridge in the third. Our room was spacious, and the layout was smart.

The plaid bedspreads were worn, but the beds themselves were comfortable. The color scheme is warm and comfortable: forest green, burgundy and taupe. The lodge decor is omnipresent and detailed - there were even snowshoes hanging on the wall of our room. Standard suites offer two queen beds, with a pullout couch in a seating area separated by a half-wall. The remaining twenty suites with kitchenettes have two rooms each, accommodating up to 12 guests. The Adirondack-themed lodge is a completely non-smoking property featuring 200 guest suites, 180 of which are one-room family suites which can accommodate up to six guests. The theme park alone is open on select weekends for Halloween and holiday celebrations. This combination theme park and water park is open seasonally, between late May and early September.

#Great escape lodge rooms plus

There are both free and fee-based programs throughout the day which provide interaction with several “Scooby Doo” characters, plus the park’s own “Timbertown” characters.įrom the Lodge, it’s a two-minute drive - or 10-minute walk - to The Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom. The resort’s Kids’ Club runs character meet-and-greets throughout the day, as well as games, contests, arts, crafts and scavenger hunts. On-site, there are three dining facilities the highlight of these being Johnny Rockets. Other property amenities and features include the Tranquility Spa, a fitness center, an arcade, two gift shops, and a cozy library area with fireplace. Lodge-style decor carries throughout four floors of guest rooms and the lobby, with its floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and a high ceiling with exposed wood beams.

Lake George is nestled in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains, so the property theme follows suit. Within the lodge, the main attraction is the 38,000-square-foot White Water Bay, the only indoor water park in the Lake George region.

Located adjacent to The Great Escape theme park in Lake George, NY, the Six Flags Great Escape Lodge & Indoor Water Park is open year round for weatherproof family fun.