when we arrived I spoke to the clerk/owner at the desk regarding a family emergency and could we…read morecancel our second night. he said it had to be through booking.com. booking.com sent a request to the inn asking to let us out if our second nice without fee/penalty. the inn refused. as soon as we arrived we realized the inn was run down. the price was outrageous for this Inn. very disappointed.

I was delighted to find this hotel as an alternative to the big chains and found it to be perfectly…read moreadequate. My trip was short notice and only for one night which was easily arranged. The owners were all very nice and I had no issues during my stay. Conveniently located a few minutes from US 90, I felt comfortable there and would stay again.

We posted on another site for lake breeze. I been coming here since 1969..was there w my friend…read moreaug1-3,2025. The place is spotless!! The bedsheets and towels smelled sooo good!! Stacey who works there always asked if we need anything!!she was great to my friend and I!try this gem of a motel.and inexpensive!!!..thank you Stacey, Cindi and Karen...

A terrific small motel that takes you right back to the 60's - and not in a bad way! The owners…read morewere great about responding to calls and answering questions, including recommendations for nearby food options. The room was very clean - we had a double and single bed room. The space for the beds was laid out in an L rather than side by side, with a tiny bathroom filling in the rest of the square. It was snug but not cramped, if that makes sense. There was a nice sized fridge - big enough to hold a full sized pizza box when we took out one shelf. The air conditioning was just fine - if it had been a cooler night, I'd have opened the windows because the room is set up for a good cross-breeze. The decor is solidly middle-20th century utilitarian (one small picture on a wall, polyester bedspreads) and the reading light over the bed needs some love to get it back to full functionality. The bed was a bit soft for our preference, but I slept fine. There was a bit of noise from the road, but surprisingly little considering the location. We had neighbors, but I didn't notice any noise. As mentioned, the bathroom in our room was very small, with a shower - plenty of hot water! This is not a plush towel establishment, but I was taken right back to childhood hotel experiences with the tiny bar of Dial they provided. Each room has a small table and chairs right outside the door, so we could have had take-out while enjoying the cool lake air. Unfortunately (IMO), each also had an ashtray, so if anyone in a neighboring room is a smoker, that might affect your enjoyment of the space. It was a good place to stay, for a good price - note that they don't take credit cards.

I am spending a few more days at my favorite lodging location in Erie. Vicke, John, and the staff…read moreat Victoria Inn Bed and Breakfast have again exceeded my expectations. The rooms are so clean, the bed so comfortable, the linens so clean, soft, and fresh. The breakfast is always an adventure in fine food and made to each guests own tastes, preferences, special dietary needs. But what I really want to write about are the holiday decorations. The house is decked out for the season with colorful lights, tastefully decorated Christmas Trees, and so many other special holiday touches through the comfortable living areas. Escape for your holiday shopping or Erie area sightseeing by staying at the Victoria Inn Bed and Breakfast. And new this year, less that a block away, is the just opened Flagship City Food Court. Featuring nine specialty food and drink vendors to please your palate with a wide variety of local and international foods this is the new "foodie" hot spot in Erie.

My husband and I stayed 3 nights near the end of June, 2023. We had a great time! The staff was…read moreextremely courteous/friendly, the breakfasts were different each morning (and delicious), and the Inn was within walking distance of a lot of good restaurants. The landscaping around the Inn was so beautiful. Thanks for such a wonderful mini-vacation! Jeff & Marianne

Such a cute place to stay, owner could not have been nicer, and a great location, close to wineries…read moreand town. Grounds are just beautiful!! Would highly recommend!

We spent two nights in one of the motel rooms. Room was clean comfortable and had everything we…read moreneeded. Air-conditioning refrigerator coffee pot TV. Beautiful setting, nice view of the lake with stairway down to the little private beach. The owner and staff could have not possibly been any nicer. The pool was spotless as were the surroundings. And pool was perfect temperature. Price is a little high but again everything was clean and comfortable and people were so nice. One thing that bothered us, and it is absolutely not the owners fault, is that people drive in off the street and sit in the chairs watching the sunset. We pulled in around 9 o'clock and there were 20 people there, after the sun went down at least 10 got into vehicles and drove away. I'm sure that we will be back to spend another weekend here

Right off the highway, clean and well maintained…read more Reasonably priced, a perfect stop off for points west. And free McDonald's breakfast vouchers.

My sister and I stayed in a room with our grandfather last night and this place, in appropriate…read moregrandpa lingo, SUCKS. If there's a red roof inn that's worse than this location, we are yet to find it. We started off the night with issues calling the desk from the highway, attempting and failing to confirm our booking through booking.com, a website that works with other locations just fine. The phone call ended up with three people on the phone trying to figure out what name our room was booked under and asking if we wanted to just make another reservation, which would put us in a position of being charged twice. When we arrived, we sat in the lobby and waited for the trying man at the front desk to help three people at once with equally as uncomplicated matters that he complicated. when we were finally helped we were informed that another $100 deposit was required for our overnight stay, which was not previously mentioned. When we finally freed the room key from the lobby's "top notch security protocols", we headed to our room, which was equally if not more disappointing. The smell of the room created a general feeling of discomfort before we could even sit down on the beds that feel like springs under a sheet. The discomfort expanded then to the bathroom where we received a warm welcome from the trash on the floor. The phone, which we tried to call the lobby with would not connect to anyone, let alone the place's own lobby. we would have opened the window to help clear our troubled mind, but the window is just a pane of glass, allowing for no airflow or relief of the stench and the headache that this place has ensued unto us. Consider this a PSA to the people of PA, or at least the city of Erie, the Red Roof Inn makes the whole state look incompetent. I genuinely felt safer and more comfortable sitting outside my room on the tailgate of my truck. Whole vibe was bad. Save yourself the disappointment.

My wife and I had the pleasure of staying here this past weekend for an anniversary weekend…read moregetaway. We truly had a wonderful time. French Toast and Sausage Casserole's, Fresh Breads, and bacon were a wonderfully delicious way to start the day. We would highly recommend this B&B to anyone and we know Lori and Randy would take great care of you.

This bed & breakfast is quite a gem if you are ever traveling through this winery-rich area. I…read morecompletely recommend staying at the Brick House B&B. The owners are very friendly and helpful, recommending a great casual, Italian restaurant in the area, Bark's Grill, where they make their own sauces and dressings. The Brick House adds all those little details that make your stay memorable; cookies in the dining room, holiday decorations, a game room, fridge, microwave, bottles of water, etc. My BF and I stayed in the Grape Room of this house that was built in the 1800s. The rooms are decorated in antiques and rich colors which I can really appreciate coming from stark white apartment city living. The room had a comfortable king-sized bed, an electric fireplace and private bath. I assume because it was the Grape Room, we also found a couple cans of grape juice in the room and a free mug to take if you choose to w the name of the B&B on it. The BF was a big fan of the soft towels. The fresh coffee was ready in the morning by 7 and breakfast by 8:30. You won't leave hungry with eggs, bacon, fruit, pastries, juice, and homemade pound cake. The best add-on to the stay is the opportunity to use the 2 infrared dry saunas. They provide white fluffy robes for their guests to wear in them. If you are stopping by the wineries in the area, 21 Brix is only about 4 miles down the road and their Cabernet is more than worth a stop.

This was our third stay at the Athenaeum, and we've now spent the last two years in Suite 8. We've…read morealready booked our return for 2027. Suite 8 has become our favorite room. It has its own private entrance and porch, and it's located right next to the Amphitheater. One of our favorite parts of the week is sitting on the porch in the evening and listening to the concerts without ever leaving the room. We still love the Athenaeum for its history, charm, and unbeatable location. Being able to purchase our Chautauqua gate passes through the hotel is another nice perk. They're printed and waiting for us when we check in, making arrival quick and easy. So why did I lower my rating from five stars to four? Housekeeping has changed noticeably since our first visit. During our week-long stay, the room was never actually cleaned. Towels were replaced and the trash was emptied, but the floors weren't cleaned, the bed linens weren't changed, and the room was never refreshed beyond the basics. We also ran into a maintenance issue. Although the shampoo, conditioner, and body wash dispensers in the shower were full, none of them worked. We ended up buying shampoo and conditioner from the Plaza store and relying on the bar soap provided by the hotel. Neither issue ruined our stay, and we'll absolutely be back. But for a hotel of this caliber, I expect housekeeping and basic room maintenance to be better than what we experienced this year.

Run down. The two…read morestars are for the location. If you're seeing a show here, you're about 20 feet from the hotel. Also, Chautauqua Institute is a lovely place. The room: peeling wallpaper, chipped paint, cracks in the floor and cracks in the ceiling, and floors so warped it's like a little skate park. The shower is small and dingy, also unlit. There's a light over the sink, but it's doesn't really reach the shower, especially with the shower curtain closed. The concert let out around 10:30, and we took a stroll around the grounds to skip rocks and look at constellations. When we got back to the hotel, bar closed. 11 on a Saturday night. Also no food to be had. Sunday morning continental breakfast was paltry at best. Even the coffee sucks, watery and tasteless. All this for the bargain price of about $400/night. For two of the crappiest double beds I've ever slept on. All that money is for the location.

Beautiful rooms! This enchanting B&B boasts spacious, comfy, quaintly decorated suites, complete…read morewith basic amenities and homemade chocolate chip cookies. The innkeeper kindly allowed us to pick up our wine tasting pass early since we were in town a little earlier than expected. She also accommodated my lactose intolerance at breakfast. Breakfast, by the way, was top notch. We were there for 3 breakfasts and got a choice of either a meat/egg casserole-type of dish, or a carb-type of dish (usually some kind of pancakes or French toast). We also received different daily assortments of homemade breads/rolls/muffins, and a fresh fruit course. I would book this B&B again. The central location makes it perfect if you're looking for a Lake Erie Wine Region vacation.

We stopped here at the start of our wine tour to stay for the night. We arrived around 8:00 and we…read moremissed our check in time however the key was exactly where it was suppose to be with clear instructions as to how to access our room. There was even advice on local establishments for dinner. We had the Merlot suite. This was a spacious upstairs room. There was a TV and VCR in our room. Suggestion to the owner have a movies available for guests as I am sure no one travels with VHS tapes. The VCR was pointless to have. Breakfast was good. You get to choose between two skillfully prepared meals. Once we were done the lady serving us never came back. We had a few questions but left to go about our day as we had big wine plans. If you do stay buy the wine trail coupon book. We used our book many times