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Relax, Refresh, and Discover the Magic of the Tiki Resort
Tiki Resort offers a one-of-a-kind escape in the heart of Lake George, where classic Polynesian style meets newly renovated accommodations. Nestled close to the Village and the lakefront, our hotel features updated rooms and suites designed for comfort, relaxation, and affordability, all while preserving the nostalgic island vibes that make the Tiki an iconic destination. Whether you’re here for a family getaway, a romantic weekend, or a night out at our legendary luau show, you’ll find everything you need for a memorable stay.
Tiki Resort FAQs
What makes Tiki Resort different from other Lake George hotels?
Tiki Resort is one of the last Polynesian-themed hotels in the U.S. and a true Lake George original. Guests enjoy a blend of retro island charm, newly renovated rooms and suites, and our iconic Polynesian dinner show, just steps from the lake and Village.
Are the rooms and suites recently updated?
Yes! Our rooms and suites have been thoughtfully renovated to combine modern comfort with classic Tiki flair. You’ll find updated furnishings, fresh finishes, and convenient amenities, all while retaining the vintage charm that makes Tiki Resort unique.
Is the Polynesian dinner show included with my stay?
The dinner show is a separate ticketed event and runs most nights during the summer season (July and August). It features fire dancers, hula performers, and island-style dining, perfect for couples, families, and groups looking for a memorable night out.
What amenities does the resort offer?
Tiki Resort offers both indoor and outdoor pools, a casual grab’n go café, free parking during your stay, on-site entertainment, the original Paradise Tiki Bar (open most days in-season) and a short walk to Lake George Village attractions. Our location and amenities make it easy to enjoy everything the region has to offer.
Is this a good place to stay with kids or large families?
Absolutely. Our family suites and spacious grounds make us a great option for families and groups. Kids love the pool, the show, and the tropical setting, while parents appreciate the affordability and location near the lake and town.
Does Tiki Resort offer Lake George hotel deals or packages?
Yes, we often offer seasonal hotel deals and special packages, especially for guests attending the Polynesian dinner show or booking extended stays. Be sure to check our website for current Lake George hotel discounts .
Is Tiki Resort close to Lake George Village attractions?
Yes! Our hotel is just a short walk from the heart of Lake George Village, including shops, restaurants, arcades, boat tours, and the lakefront. Our convenient location means you can park once and enjoy the area on foot.
Are there family suites or connecting rooms at Tiki Resort?
Tiki Resort offers a variety of room types, including family suites and connecting rooms, perfect for larger groups or those traveling with kids. Many families choose us for our location, pools, and family-friendly entertainment.
Does Tiki Resort have a pool?
Yes! We have both indoor and outdoor pools, making it easy to enjoy a swim rain or shine. The pool area is a favorite among families and is just one of the many amenities that make us a top Lake George hotel.
Is Parking free at Tiki Resort?
Yes, we offer free on-site parking for all hotel guests, an added convenience given our prime location near Lake George Village.
Is Breakfast included with the room rate?
We keep our rates affordable by not adding to breakfast in our rates. We do have a very affordable grab’n go cafe.
Does the resort offer daily housekeeping service?
Fresh towels and garbage removal is provided daily.
Full housekeeping services are available for an additional fee of $35 per day.
The Story Behind the Tiki
Tiki Resort was dreamed up by legendary entrepreneur Charles R. Wood, the visionary behind Storytown USA (now Great Escape). Long before themed resorts were a trend, Wood brought his own version of Polynesian paradise to Lake George. Opened in the early 1960s, The Tiki stood out with its island-inspired architecture, tropical gardens, and nightly luau shows, making it one of the first and last of its kind. Today, it remains a beloved throwback to the golden age of travel, where tiki gods reign, fire dancers perform, and the spirit of fun never fades.