Upon arriving you will be disappointed in the outside appearance. Needs lots of work! Our room…read moreand bathroom were very large. Very comfy bed. Very quiet!! Private sauna in bathroom was a bonus. Hot tub out back that was nice. Casey was a GREAT host! Very helpful with trip suggestions on places to visit and see. The breakfasts that he prepared were MAGNIFICENT!!! The town has nothing to offer in way of restaurants, shops or things to do

Spiral Stair Inn is a great choice for any couple's trip to the Finger Lakes. The amenities offered…read moreare unrivaled for the price and is conveniently located in the heart of the Finger Lakes. The best selling point however is Casey himself. Casey is a very gracious host and wonderful person. He is multi-talented and will keep you entertained with good conversation, he'll cook you the best breakfast you ever had, and maybe if you're lucky play you some music. Casey as well offered plenty of suggestions of things to do. Such as: wineries, hiking, and other attractions. Additionally if it also suites you, Casey offers pottery and welding class for couples. We had a great time. Thank you, Casey!

Chef Nate is a master!!!! Besides his gorgeous breakfasts, he is a terrific host, eager l to engage…read morein conversation, and able to share vast knowledge of the Finger Lakes region. A++++++ !

What an amazing bed and breakfast in the Canidagua area!…read more Rooms all include a bathroom so you don't have to worry about sharing with anyone else. Super easy to get inside. There is a tv in the room - they provide you with bathrobes , snacks , there's fridges in the hallway full of pop , there's a little box on the vanity with stuff you may have forgetten. There's a basket of first aid stuff in the hallway. The workers and cook are wonderful ! The breakfast was AMAZING. I highly recommend if you are looking for a quick getaway and to enjoy the wineries!

Honestly one of the most quaint B&B's I have ever had the pleasure to stay in. Ashley along with…read moreDave are "the hosts with the most". There is no reasonable request Ashley cannot accomodate....there are breakfast choices, all which are absolutely delicious, just like mom used to make. Rooms very comfortable as well as the beds. The snack and coffee bar is always stocked and water in the refrigerator is plenty. There is a sitting room with a TV which is very comfortable and plenty of board games. The only draw back was the lack of a dresser in which to empty my suitcase as I was staying 4 nights....but that's the ONLY negative for me. Ashley is always willing to get the firepit going outside! We grabbed a bottle of wine from one of the many wineries close by and hung out around the fire. An absolute highly recommend gem !!

This is exactly what the words "Bed & Breakfast" bring to mind. The house is old in the best way…read more Lots of charm, very well maintained/restored, beautiful period modern conveniences updates. David and Ashley were great hosts-warm, welcoming, knowledgeable about the area and answered all our questions. The B & B is convenient to Watkins Glen and many wineries. And the breakfast....choice four full breakfast options, prepared to order, and absolutely delicious!!! Already planning a return trip!

We have spent more than 5 years staying at The Fox and the Grapes for our wine tasting weekends. In…read morefact, we were married here on 10-10-10 by Jim, the former innkeeper. We met Kim & Bud, the new owners, this past weekend when we returned for one of our wine club pickups. They are a lovely couple, and this grande dame of a house is in great hands. My husband and I enjoyed visiting with them and sharing our stories of the Fingerlakes and hearing about how they came to the area and love it as we do. We will definitely return again.

The standard has been set high for us since this was our first b&b in our 27 years of marriage. We…read morestayed at the Fox and the Grapes for the December Deck the Halls 2017 event. This b&b is absolutely beautiful and their fireplace in the expansive great room is warm and inviting. My highest compliments go out to Bud & Kim for their delicious breakfast each morning of our stay. Their attention to detail is very much appreciated as Bud & Kim are wonderful hosts while taking care of us. P.s. Guinness is the sweetest pup ever.

This is a lovely place to base your wine tasting trip. Really homely comfortable rooms. Comfortable…read morebeds, deep, deep old fashioned bath where I soaked for ages. They leave a note on the front door so when you arrive, there's no red tape. The owners don't bother ever. Breakfast in the room or on the porch in good weather. Short drive into town. I have 2 minor gripes of which one can remedied by taking a kettle and some coffee and tea. The other is a really small TV screen which is quite difficult to watch but I suppose you're not going to watch TV. All in all, an easy five stars. Thanks for your hospitality, guys. We'll be back. NB. Only 3 rooms so book early.

What a gem of a place! So beautiful and interesting, and in a great location. The room we stayed in…read morewas super comfortable, and breakfast on the porch with a lake view was absolutely lovely. The owners love what they do, and they are very good at it too.

I was so thrilled to find this wonderful place when taking a workshop at Phillips Faraut's…read moresculpture studio. It is so lovely and charming and had a feel to it as if l was at a friend's home. The bedroom had a 4 posted bed with a view of a stream. The breakfasts were amazing and seemed like a gourmet restaurant . I look forward to returning to Phillip's studio and staying here again!

Me and my wife stayed at the 1795 Acorn Inn for 3 nights in June 2021. We had never been to the…read moreFinger Lakes region, and the Inn was highly rated. Rarely am I impressed by accommodations, but I was duly impressed with the Acorn Inn. It was exactly the escape we needed after 16 months in isolation. Sheryl thinks of everything and could not be more hospitable. The grounds were impeccable and the bed in the Barn Suite was more comfortable than my own. And the breakfasts were excellent; a perfect start to each day. We will be back and I highly recommend.

Owned and operated by a lovely couple, Paul and Jane, this bed and breakfast is not only close to…read moreall vineyards, farms, and sites of the Finger Lakes region, but also serves as one of the most interesting parts of the trip. From turning on the front porch light to welcome you home, to eagerly helping out with a flat tire, Paul and Jane make you feel at home. Along with the themed rooms, wonderful food, and intriguing conversations at the breakfast table, this bed and breakfast deserves 5 stars and a bottle of Silver Pencil from Rooster Hill Vineyards.

This is a bit late for my review, however I spent 8 days here when attending my 50th class reunion…read moreand it was great. My room overlooked the common area across the street in front of the old court house. As a kid growing up in Penn Yan, it was a favorite place to play for those of us who lived in the area. Staying at the Robertson House brought back many fond memories. The hosts Paul and Jane Boyd were gracious hosts and, them also being from the areas we had many memories to review. Many thanks to Paul and Jane and hopefully one day I will be able to return again.

This is the 2nd time we have stayed here and I highly recommend the Blushing Rose B&B. The…read morebreakfast is great, location is great & the Hosts are tremendous!! Place is very clean, right near the Keuka lake.

Marianne and Sam, the current owners of the Blushing Rose Bed & Breakfast, sign their notes with…read more"giving the gift of hospitality." A perfect way to sum up a weekend stay at this lovely B&B in Hammondsport, NY. Located just steps away from Keuka Lake, the town of Hammondsport, and a short drive to local wineries in the area, the Blushing Rose is a great place to drop your bags, hang your hat, and get relaxin'. From the moment you walk in the door, you are greeted by the owners with warm smiles and "make yourself at home" assurance. The first floor has a living room area where there is a guest TV, books, brochures for all the local wineries and attractions, and menus for nearby restaurants. Just upstairs you pass a game room with a table and view of the front yard, to get to the guest area. There are four spacious guest bedrooms at the Blushing Rose, all with queen beds and their own bathroom (I believe one room has a private bathroom just outside the door). I liked the Starlight room with a comfortable lofted queen bed and canopy twirled with white lights that you can turn on and off with a button by the bed. The Starlight room had a seating area with views of the back garden, a closet armoire, and a mirrored dresser to store clothes if needed. Just down the hall is a hospitality area complete with a mini fridge stocked with water, and room to place your new purchases from the local wineries. There is a table stocked full of shampoos and other toiletries that you may have forgot to bring along, as well as an iron and hairdryers. (As a lady, I much appreciated this). When you check-in to the B&B, there is a plate in your room with freshly-baked cookies and other little snacks. When you return at night from dinner and a walk by the lake, there are adirondack chairs that you can lounge in with a burbling fountain and lake view, or you can sit out on the porch that overlooks the sleepy street. AND!-there is another plate of cookies (new varieties) and tea waiting in the dining area for a bedtime snack. I am a cookie fanatic, so I was so terribly happy trying each one of the chocolate chip, ginger sugar and peanut butter cookies waiting for me when I got "home." The organic and home-made breakfasts are also incredible. I always have fun at B&B's because of the creativity that the owners put into their breakfasts. The first breakfast was private, at the dining table, with slices of pumpkin bread pudding, fresh melon with raspberry puree, and a delicious eggs benedict on whole wheat, served on china. There was also orange juice, water, and coffee. Light seaside music plays in the background, reminding you that you are indeed on vacation. The second breakfast, we were joined by our fellow guests at the dining table. Breakfast was a raspberry bread, with a plate of strawberries, banana, kiwi and strawberry cream. Next came what I would describe as a boosted pancake, with berries and 100% natural maple syrup. It was fun to get to know other travelers and swap stories. As mentioned earlier, Marianne and Sam make you feel like you are at home, and breakfast was relaxed, with the conversation free-flowing. After check-out, you are sent home with a care-package and a good sense that you had a vacation.