600 sq. ft. · Queen
Algonquin
From $3,500 per night, all-inclusive
The library room. The panelling is butterscotch pine, the shelves run floor to ceiling, and most of what is on them was here before any of us.
A writing desk sits at a bank of leaded windows, which is where the letters guests send us afterwards tend to have been started.
The library.
The books are there to be read, and to be taken down to the dock if the afternoon calls for it. Bring them back eventually.
A reading lamp at every chair, and a fire laid each evening.
The bath.
A soaking tub and a shower in the same panelled room, with heated floors and a window onto the trees.
Small, warm, and quieter than it has any right to be.
In this room
Floor-to-ceiling antique books · A writing desk at the windows · Butterscotch panelling · A queen bed
Heated bathroom floors · Use of the boats, 10am–6pm
Getting here.
What we provide.
Service animals welcome, at no charge. Bedside power outlets. A clear path of travel around the bed. Grab rails in the bathroom.
What to know.
The room is in the Main Lodge, a short walk along the corridor from the Great Hall. Part of the approach is by stairs, and the floors are original and not entirely level.
If you would like us to walk you through it before you book, please call — 1-800-255-3530.
The rest of the camp.
Ten more rooms, across three buildings.
Eleven rooms,
& this one is yours.
Check availability for your dates, or call and we will find them for you.