I'd give it 4.5* but they won't let me... . An interesting mix of cabins (chalets?), and rooms…read morethey all share an awesome view of Seneca Lake. Immaculately clean with the necessities, this is a great stop. Rustic without the inconvenience, it suits families or a romantic getaway. Highly recommended.

Needed lunch after sailing on Seneca. This is a great spot, with indoor and outdoor seating and a…read morevery creative and expertly crafted menu. I went with the scallops, and my wife had the strawberry soup (yes!) and a steak sandwich. Everything was amazing. We finished by sharing the strawberry bread pudding. Again, amazing. Really, really great food, plus they have some draft beer and summery cocktails. Oh, and lest I forget, they are super dog friendly. Here's a few pictures of the front entryway.

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!

Should be two stars - but service (Jackie!) gives it an extra star. Here's what you're getting at…read morethe Rustic Log Cabins on the Leidenfrost Vineyard: - Beautiful views of the lake (not sure if you can get to the lake from the cabins, we accessed the lake through a friend's house on the water.) - Peaceful - A one minute walk to the Liedenfrost Winery (it's literally right next door) - Your own private cabin with a fridge, two beds (our's had one single and one queen), dressers, table, chairs, porch with rocking chairs, and a picnic table. - Communal bathroom - like at a campground. - Across the street is Curtan's (?) Market - Cheese, hot sauces, produce, ice, and sandwiches. - No Wi-Fi - BUGS - bring A LOT of bug spray. The bugs will crowd around your door while you're inside at night. If you have to leave while it's dark, we learned the trick of turning the lights off at first, letting most of the bugs leave the door, then running out! (This was the number one con for us.) - Bring flashlights!! - You have to bring your own sheets, blankets, pillows, towels, etc. Approach the log cabins like you're going camping. If you hate camping and bugs, then there are plenty of hotels. But if you love to camp, like me, you'll enjoy this place. It's inexpensive and would be great for a group of friends to rent out all the cabins.

Had an absolutely wonderful time at these cabins!…read more My group of 15 enjoyed their stay at the Rustic Log Cabins. We rented out all four of the cabins, which meant we did not have to share the bathrooms with other groups and we were able to be a little louder than what you would expect at a state park camping grounds. I brought my dog on the wine tour and she had a blast as well. The cabins were pet friendly, and Jackie was so kind, telling me to be careful around the road (route 414) because a lot of people speed/whip right by. Cabins: The cabins were very quaint. My group went camping at a state park last year and had a blast. A lot of people thought the cabin would be too much, but they were perfect. We all had enough room to sleep on a bed, had electricity to charge our phones, and refrigerators to keep our beverages and leftover food from lunch and dinner cold. Each cabin had their own picnic table and bonfire. We just made one bonfire and moved a table over to accommodate all the people we had. There were stoves in the cabins, but we did not use them. There was firewood provided, which was very nice. Communication: Jackie was very easy to contact. We made our reservations two months in advance, and we kept in contact until the day of our arrival. She sent me a reminder in the mail, stating the remaining balance on a little brochure that stated more information about the cabins. I contacted her five days before our reservation confirming our arrival time and she promptly responded. When we arrived the day of our reservation, the cabins were clean and ready to go. She met us at the cabins and gave us a lot of suggestions as to where to go around the area. I would definitely recommend staying at these cabins if you are looking for a happy medium between camping and a hotel. My group loves the outdoors, so being able to have a bonfire and watch the stars at night was simply perfect!

Nice small hotel on the grounds of the Glenora winery. There is also a restaurant onsite. The…read morehotel rooms were well prepared and clean and included a couple bottles of water, a bottle of wine, and a coupon for free wine tastings. The room interior was looking a bit worn but it is still a nice room with a balcony overlooking Seneca lake. The view is fantastic. The hotel is fully booked with many weddings so you better make your reservations well in advance. We stayed on a Tuesday night but it was still full.

The best part is definitely the views. Every room has a patio or a porch with a view of the lake…read more I'm sure the views are better from the 2nd story rooms, but the 1st story room patios open onto the grass next to the vineyard which is great from lounging in and for kids playing in. Amenities inside the room were good. Not super modern, but everything was well kept up and clean. GREAT shower pressure. I really appreciated that they had large refillable soap/shampoo/conditioner mounted to the wall in the shower - those small one time use bottles are the worst. Our Vinter's Guestroom (the option with two beds) had a huge bathroom. I really appreciated the mini fridge. They greet you with a complimentary glass of sparkling wine and there is also a free bottle of wine in your room - it's sweet wine, but if you don't roll that way (like us) you can exchange it for something else - which does have a cost depending on the bottle, but was worth it for us. You also get a free wine tasting with your stay.

My wife and I just got back from a four day trip in the Finger Lakes. We stayed at Water to Wine…read moreglamping and had the most enjoyable time. the hosts, Rainey and Jeff were so warm,accommodating and gracious. They thought of everything one would need to have a great, relaxing time. A gourmet breakfast was served every morning in an open air pavilion. ( I am a retired chef and was very impressed by how delicious and beautifully presented the plates were).In the evening, Jeff would start a roaring fire in the fire pit and Rainey would serve fancy marshmallows for the guests to enjoy. They even provided gas grills and and all the utensils you would need. They really thought of everything to make you stay easy and fun. They were so friendly and easy to talk to. I feel like I knew them for years. The tents are well spaced and you have plenty of privacy. They are beautifully decorated and the bed was fabulous. I loved falling to sleep to the sounds of frogs singing every evening. The location is near many attractions such as wineries, lakes and a water park only a short 15- 30 minutes away. We are already making plans to return next summer and I can't wait. If you want to relax in nature without all the hassles of camping, than this is the perfect place for you.

Really nice location, beautiful views and very clean…read more Spent a girls weekend here and we were able to fit three girls in one cabin comfortably; although that mean 2 girls in one bed and 1 on the fold out. No complaints on that as it wasn't an issue. It's a very remote location and Internet service isn't the best but hopefully you don't need to use it too much when you're there. Very peaceful place to relax. I would go again for sure.

We spent 3 nights in one of the cabins. The owners are really nice. Everything is really clean and…read morethe place is relaxing. We had a stack of fire wood waiting for us to make a camp fire. The kitchenette has everything you need to prepare your own meals. Nothing big or fancy but just what you need. Cell phone reception in the area is really weak and their wifi is just enough to read your e-mails but maybe that's what makes the place so relaxing. The state park beach is really close.

I've never stayed at a B&B before and have never been to Finger Lakes either. I decided to try the…read moredigital nomad life for a few days for a change of pace and opportunity to adventure after work. I was very surprised with the appearance and layout of the B&B. It has new house smell and was pristine. The rooms are larger than I thought with good sized closets. I needed a desk for the week and the owners were very kind to bring one to the room for me. By the way - most folks are out for the day so the WiFi was better than my company jet pack! Definitely a plus. Breakfast this week landed around 9a and I had meetings during that time. They were so gracious to have a plate ready or welcome me to the porch table for privacy. Pros: - Their wine is delicious and their origin story is very interesting. Schedule a tasting ($10)! - Breakfast was delicious every day and includes ingredients from their garden - Local coffee served. And, it's good! - Beautiful, clean home - Knowledgeable owners - Close to several wineries - Short drive to town (restaurants) - beautiful area, super relaxing Cons: - Most wineries close at 5pm - TV in my room was *very* small. We didn't use it often so no stars taken.

Our party of 8 had a beautiful experience at New Vines. The owners Todd & Dani were most…read moreaccommodating and generous.. We all had our own private domicile and bed rooms with a private bath and they were so kind to provide us with a beautiful brunch in the am and even provided a bottle or two of delicious locally made wine . This was my first trip to the finger lakes and wine country and New Vines will definitely be our spot to stay when we do return!

We stayed here on July 15-16 while we were attending the Finger Lakes Wine Festival, as guests of…read moreFinger Lakes Wine Country. First off, the location was perfect. Only a 10 minute drive to Watkins Glen and 16 minutes from the festival, walking distance to wineries and breweries, and only 1 hour and 20 minutes from Rochester. Second, this place is gorgeous. The farm house is on eight acres of land and still has many of the historic early 19th century features and charm, but with modern amenities like new bathrooms and WiFi. Each room has so many period details and charming features. Third, it's got everything you need for your stay: firepit with lots of wood and marshmallow sticks, fully stocked kitchen with some dry goods, bathroom with a hairdryer and fluffy towels, lots of indoor and outdoor seating, and more! We were also greeted by an amazing selection of local snacks like cheese, meat, juice and more. Finally, it's a cozy place to relax and refresh. The beds (there are 5 of them, along with 3 bathrooms) are super comfy, there's AC to keep you cool, and the front porch gives you a view of the lake. Excited to visit again!