This was such a lovely time for us...if the Finger Lakes are the cake, The Chalet is the…read morebuttercream. My wife and I spent two nights there in The Balcony suite...highly recommend, although following the tour of the other options, I don't believe there is a bad choice! Melanie was the perfect hostess and Gerardo is a superlative chef who leverages local ingredients to craft absolutely divine breakfasts. Five stars!

Lovely time at this authentic log B&B. Very well maintained and clean. Melanie and Geraldo were…read moregreat hosts. But the food! OMG! Best breakfast of any B&B we have stayed in: crème brûlée oatmeal, Soufflé, Turkish eggs, baklava! Geraldo does all the cooking. Just fantastic. Close to downtown Canandaigua, wine country and attractions. Look no further: stay here.

I wish I could give the Cobblestone Cottage B & B more stars! This was our second visit in as many…read moreyears and we can't say enough about the CC. Tammy and Dave are excellent hosts and two of the nicest people we've met. We need more folks like them in this world. The room (Captain's Quarter) was spotless and very comfortable. Tammy's breakfasts are not only delicious, but are truly works of art. The location is perfect for sightseeing and easy to get to. We HIGHLY recommend staying at the Cobblestone Cottage. It is THE best B & B we've ever experienced. We will be back next year! Thanks Tammy and Dave. you guys are awesome. Frank & Jeannie

We had a wonderful 3-night stay at the beautiful Cobblestone Cottage. We felt welcome right away…read moreand so comfortable - it felt like home! The room (Captain's Quarters) was spacious, bright, and clean. Tammy and Dave were terrific about accommodating our food allergies (gluten, dairy, and soy) and went all out for breakfast: coconut yogurt with gluten free granola, accompanied by yummy toppings, even pancakes and muffins. What a treat! We're usually limited to eggs and bacon - we had that too! We'll be back when visiting the area and highly recommend this inn.

FYI Ihave not stayed here we came for a tour that MAG Rochester had. It's a lovely place and you…read morecan stay here as well. They have tried to keep some of the original touches but the house has been freshened up with modern amenities. The tour set up to check in was rather problematic. They do have parking a plus.

We had the funniest experience here. We were considering this location for a catered birthday party…read morefor 30 older people. We drove up and were greeted (or not exactly greeted) by someone at the door who barely spoke to us for a second. The person informed us that they do not do parties, only " Elopements for 12 people." We drove away quickly.

Excellent service. Beautiful, well thought out breakfast. The Allegiance is an elegant 1838 mansion…read morewith charming, well groomed grounds and landscape. The host is amazing. Get the jacuzzi room! :)

The Allegiance Bed & Breakfast is a little slice of history with modern era accommodations. We…read morestayed in the Livingston room and enjoyed a luxurious two person bathtub, as well as fun, yet tasteful safari-themed decor. The property itself is beautiful with renovations made to accentuate and preserve the home's origins while providing guests with new features such as a gas fire pit on the front porch. The owners themselves are respectful and gracious hosts who ensured all of our needs were met and we enjoyed our stay. They are knowledgeable of the area as well as do not mind sharing any useful tips when exploring if needed, but ensure privacy is respected. I would definitely recommend a stay there for anyone wishing for a more authentic upstate NY experience.

We had a wonderful stay at Reen's Bed and Breakfast. Reen is a delight and an excellent hostess…read more Her home is lovely. We would stay here again if we are ever in the Rochester area.

I hadn't been back to Rochester in years. My mother heard rave reviews about Reen's so I stayed…read morethere. Reen is wonderful! The house is lovely. All the benefits of a B&B with none of the drawbacks you sometimes find. Reen was flexible about my diet and my odd hours. I felt so at home there. I can't recommend this place highly enough!!

We can't wait to go back!!! Had the best time at The Charlton Farm!!!! Hosts Elaine and Doug were…read moreso welcoming. Breakfast was beyond delicious and the presentation wonderful. Our room was gorgeous and comfortable. Met some new alpaca friends too!

This was the sweetest stay! We travel across the country for work and found this gem to take a…read morebreather. Absolutely recommend this quiet, peaceful and gorgeous home away from home. We will come back as soon as we can! The hosts were just lovely. Only wish was that we could've stayed longer. @thecharltonfarm New York

I've been spending a bit more time in New York this year and we had a weekend at the Strathallan in…read moreFebruary that we both really enjoyed. After making our reservation, we had tried to extend it when our plans changed, and the hotel was booked, so we had to stay over at a different hotel on the first night, which had us requesting a really early check in (~noon) and were pleasantly surprised that they were able to accommodate it. We were assigned a 2 room suite with a little kitchenette and 2 balconies. It was much too cold to sit outside, but we were pretty excited about the balconies, and hope to return to enjoy that. The room was very spacious, both the bedroom and the living room. Water temperature was good, water pressure in the shower was great. We had plenty of linens. The staff were really friendly. There is a rooftop cocktail bar with outdoor areas that it was too cold to use, but looked cute. We did eat at the restaurant and visit the cocktail bar, and enjoyed both. Note that as of Q1 2026, there is construction on the property as they renovate some of the floors. So there is a bit of dust on the elevators and some construction noise at times. This also lowers the capacity of the hotel as only about half is complete.

Mother's Day brunch at this hotel is fabulous. I have been blessed that my daughter has taken me…read morehere several times! With my grandson! And we always enjoy our meal and experience! I hope they offer it every year! We definitely enjoy ourselves. The food is fresh and the surface is excellent!

So very disappointing…read more Let me start by saying that I love bed-and-breakfasts, and I like how a good b&b costs about the same as a nice hotel room, but is more personal, individual, private. At least, it can be. In over fifteen years of traveling and staying at b&b's, I have seen them range from cozy and quaint to resplendent and regal. They've all been wonderful. In July I traveled to Fairport with my 3 y.o. daughter and her sitter for a local Korean daycamp. We booked a room to stay at the Clematis Inn, and my first interactions with Theda, the innkeeper, were pleasant. She was courteous and kind, even offering to bake gluten-free pastries instead of regular ones - my sitter can't have any wheat gluten. (I know how much more expensive the gluten-free flours are, so I appreciated this gesture). We discussed arrangements for my toddler's sleep and camp schedules, I mailed a check, and we eagerly awaited our vacation. Immediately after we arrived, I could sense something a bit "off" about this place. Yes, it is clean and pretty, and Yes the pastries are incredibly delicious (if I were reviewing the pastries, I'd give 5 stars) - however with comments ranging from "I keep a quartz crystal here to deflect harmful rays from my inn" to "I was a federal agent, but I am only allowed to tell my guests certain things about it" - I could see that Theda was not completely... hinged, let's say. Normally, an eccentric innkeeper would just color a good story, but I'm afraid this story ends badly. It started with the odd assertion by Theda that she was turning down other guests so that she could devote more time to us, and specifically, to my daughter. As a business owner, I found this implausible; as a mother, it was creepy. Things culminated to a head when we made up a bed with clean sheets - heaven forbid. Apparently Theda was hurt that we used sheets that were of "personal value" to her (though they were in the linen closet of a guest room), and she was offended that we did not ask her for permission to make the bed. But, the oddness took a turn for the worse when the innkeeper, between crying and yelling about her sheets, snapped at my toddler. That was the final straw for me, and we checked into a hotel that night. Travelers to Fairport, NY: beware of Theda at the Clematis Inn. You have friendlier, cleaner, more professional options elsewhere in town.

We had an excellent stay with Theda, the innkeeper. This was our second stay with her, having…read morestayed with her a couple of years ago when on a trip to the Fairport area. Theda remembered us from our prior visit when we called, and was very gracious in welcoming us back! Theda had a jug of ice water with orange slices ready and waiting in our room for us, and cut short an errand run to be there to greet us. As it was previously, the room was immaculate as was the attached bathroom. Both were beautifully decorated, and the bathroom had a whole bunch of (many organic) personal care items. The linens were very luxurious and were high quality. Breakfast each morning was delicious and made from organic, fresh, and local ingredients. She specifically purchased whole milk and fresh blueberries for our 2 year old. When she found out that our 2 year old's favorite berries were blackberries, those appeared on the table the next morning for him. She was extremely kind to our son, and went out of her way to interact with him. Theda was very helpful with local directions, activities, and places to eat while we were there which was great as it was a holiday weekend and a lot was closed. I would highly recommend a stay at the Clematis Inn!

Great house and property. Also super location. All spoiled by extremely rude owner. He insulted us…read moreand was incredibly rude. Floors dirty. "Breakfast" was a coupon for $10 PP at a restaurant downtown. NOT our idea of a B&B. Owners absent after being so rude. 2 couples in 2 rooms. All of us felt the same. Worst customer service ever.

We booked the Canal Lamp Inn because we love to stay in bed and breakfasts when we travel. We love…read morethe smell of fresh coffee and something from the oven in the morning. We love to meet and talk to other travelers over breakfast. We love the charm of old homes. We did not get any of that. What we did not expect was a gift card for breakfast across the street at a bakery. The cost of breakfast for 2 was more than the gift card and we were out of pocket for the difference and yet our room rate included breakfast. Only saw the one of the owners twice as it appears he lives off site. Website is very misleading. This is not a bed and breakfast, it is a very highly overpriced Inn. Notice the dates of the reviews. They are very old.

Affordable & very attractive property! Theresa,Tanner&Maya…read morewe're wonderful! Complimentary breakfast was nice.

We weren't able to extend our stay at the hotel we had originally planned to stay in, so my guy…read morebooked me an extra night at the Hampton Inn. I got in around 8 on Thursday evening, and managed to get the last parking spot in the (rather small) lot. There was a lot going on in the lobby, there were a lot of people in the bar area and it was pretty loud - I think there was a large group staying there, and the desk worker was pretty frazzled. My guy had booked me a top floor corner room, and I was pretty happy about that, as the group and noise spilled all over. The gym in this hotel was pretty great - 4 ellipticals and 4 treadmills, 2 sets of weights, benches, and a cable machine, in a room next to the pool. The room was not bad - pretty big, and mostly clean, though there was definitely something spilled down the bedskirt that hadn't been cleaned or changed. There were wall hooks by the door and by the shower, which was a nice surprise, and I really liked the shower - the controls were by the door so you don't get sprayed in the face with cold water while you're trying to turn it on. Breakfast was also crowded, but standard for the Hampton Inn. I had a bagel and went back to the fitness area.