The accommodations were beautiful and the host Wanda was amazing!! We stayed in the Polish Jacuzzi…read moreroom which is on the main floor of the main cabin where breakfast is. Speaking of the breakfast it was so delicious and a great way to start the day. It felt like a home away from home for the weekend! Would definitely recommend to anyone looking to get away and visit the surrounding area.

I was here about 9 years ago and just came back for another stay. My experience was just as good as…read morethe first time! Wanda is extremely hospitable and friendly. Our room (the balcony room) was absolutely gorgeous, and breakfasts in the morning were delicious. Great location for everything there is to do in Ithaca.

$120 for rinky-dink Mountain really!? Even if the lodge was updated, even if there was more…read morevertical, it still wouldn't be worth $120. Not only that it says on the website $59 on Tuesdays, but not on a holiday. Presidents' Day is a one day holiday, so how's the whole week a holiday season. I don't care if schools are off they should not be reneging on their promises of $59 day pass passes. We came expecting to pay that price. I complained to at least three people. Nobody offered me any recourse. Not only that they've gone cashless which excludes people who don't have credit cards. Plus, you can only buy tickets online so there's no way around to even talk to. They have some guys wandering around a jackets that can help you process their overpriced tickets, but no booth no manager no nothing. It's icy, crappy and I'm not coming back ever. I'd rather ski somewhere else if I'm gonna pay this kind of money. If you're gonna ski a small central to Western New York mountain; keep heading west to the skiing over by Buffalo the snow but better anyway.

Last semester (or was it two semesters ago?), I visited Greek Peak for my first-ever skiing…read moreadventure, accompanied by my friend who has been skiing since childhood. As a complete beginner, I was a bit of a physical hazard on the slopes - picture me sliding down the hill in sheer terror (stopped in the middle and had a panic attack), sometimes sitting (laying is more accurate) in the snow, utterly immobilized by my unwieldy penguin-like flippers. Despite my less-than-graceful attempts, I miraculously managed to avoid any serious collisions. Though I'm obviously not ready to tackle the intimidating black diamond runs (seriously scary), I genuinely enjoyed my time at Greek Peak. From the get-go, Greek Peak made a positive impression. The resort itself is beautiful, with stunning snow-covered landscapes and a well-maintained facility. The staff were incredibly friendly and patient, offering help when I was stuck in between a crevice :,) Perhaps any mountain resort would do the same but it was fun and everything went smoothly!

Came here this past fall with our martial arts club (during pandemic time). We ended up exploring…read morethe pine-scented maze, playing with the maze dog (so friendly), and doing the rope climb! So many interesting tire swings (one had a saddle), smokestacks, little classrooms and such. We pretty spent all day here, and the donation is pay-what-you like! Some of our group did paddleboats. Such a lovely place.

Beautiful accommodations and staff were super friendly and professional. Treated us so well and…read moremade us feel special.

I have been camping in college and I'm not really a camping type of girl. Don't get me wrong, I…read morelove the idea of camping and being outside. I just don't like being in a sleeping bag on the ground, not having a bathroom, and well camping. I was recently invited to go glamping. Glamping is an elevated camping experience - think glamorous camping. I was intrigued to say the least and decided to head on out to Firelight Camps in Ithaca, NY to try it out. I actually did sleep in a tent as you can see. Although it was the inside of the tent that elevated my experience. While it was a real tent I had a wooden floor and a real bed! The bed was so comfortable too. I didn't want to get up in the morning. I loved hearing the sounds of nature outside. There was no electricity, but there were lanterns you could use in the tent. The lanterns even had a USB plug in to charge your phone. The campgrounds were beautiful! There was a fire pit and larger tent to eat meals in. They also had bathrooms to shower in. They weren't in the tents, but just a short walk from them. We had a fabulous time chatting and just hanging out in the common area. Of course what camping experience is complete with out s'mores? When the fire pit was lit the s'mores came out. These were an elevated experience as well. They were the most delicious s'mores I've ever tasted - homemade marshmallows and graham crackers!

This was an incredible bed and breakfast, one of my favorites I've stayed in. I love the decor and…read morethe house itself, we had delicious homemade breakfasts and Debby is great company. We also enjoyed the surrounding grounds and watching the horses and donkey out back.

lovely setting nestled in hills outside Ithaca. gorgeous landscaping. cozy rooms. yummy vegetarian…read morebreakfasts. glad we visited.

Such a unique place!!! The grounds honestly made the stay so much special, even if the weather…read moredidn't cooperate. My husband, my dog and I stayed here over a holiday weekend. We stayed in the Key Cottage, which is a stand alone cottage that isn't connected to any other buildings, which we preferred. Pros: even though there was a wedding the same time that we were there, we literally heard none of it! It was so quiet and besides seeing physical people, it almost felt like we had the place to ourselves! The grounds were so beautiful and well kept, perfect to explore. The wish room was a nice touch, even though we didn't get to enjoy it due to being too busy visiting Ithaca. The heated tiles in the bathroom were a very nice touch. The white noise machine put me to sleep SO fast! Bedsheets were very clean and smelled it too! Cons: please note, this is for the Key Cottage only. The water literally took over 4 minutes to get warm in the shower. The cleanliness I would rate a 3: dust, cobwebs, small ants were on the floors. Fridge had a water/ice feature but both tasted awful and the "change filter" light was on. I would recommend bringing your own water.

Stayed here for an overnight. The finger lakes room was amazing. The decor was very unique. The…read moregrounds are nice and cozy. Gave us $12 each breakfast vouchers which were a nice touch. Cons: instructions for the heat were confusing had to google as the remote pictured in book was not correct. Bed in master was very uncomfortable and so were pillows. Counter in bathroom is so tall that you couldn't see. Sink in bathroom clogged and took forever to go down. No Kleenex. Nice battery operated lanterns for romantic feel but batteries were old and didn't lit any of them.

Once, on a trip to Tajikistan, I asked our tour operator why everyone on the trip seemed like super…read morepeople and a great trip. His answer was that trips like that tended to be self selecting -- in that case, it attracted adventurers, With that in mind, let me tell you about Humble Hill Farm. If you want the Ritz, walk on by. Crave a great Day's Inn or Motel 6? Keep going. A spacious resort with tennis courts and a huge pool. Don't get out of the car. Want to stay in a small, unassuming farm house in the middle of nowhere? If not, let me tell you exactly what you're missing. Once you enter this tiny (3 bedrooms!!) farmstead, you enter an absolutely magical world. The proprietors, Skip and Patty, are not just world class hosts -- they're world class people! Interested in everything, self-deprecating and witty, great fun, they fall all over themselves to make you welcome -- not as valued guests, but as valued friends. Patty can cook up a storm (breakfasts included), and my 4 day, 3 night stay here included savory omelets with fresh fixin's from the farm, and to-die-for blueberry pancakes. Boy oh boy can that woman cook. I arrived with a really bad back, and Skip came up with all sorts of fun and novel ideas to turn me back into a vertebrate. The rooms were simple but lovely, but the biggest surprise of all was the chemistry. Between Patty and Skip, a retired police lieutenant. Between them and their guests. Between the guests themselves. Think Tajikistan!! The other two sets of guests included a fun loving Indian from Calcutta who arrived by motorcycle with his mainland Chinese girlfriend (wife?) and a husband-wife team of Canadian scientists (the wife was a Vet specializing in wildlife, on a brief exchange program with nearby Cornell, and the husband a biologist, specializing in the study of Arctic mammals, filled with stories about wolverines, caribou and bears.). In the morning, I'd wake-up early and sit around talking with Patty and/or Skip. Then the other guests would tumble out of their rooms, and it would be one big party. At night, everyone would return from their day's adventures, laughter aplenty, and we'd sit around laughing and talking, until one by one we'd head to our rooms --with the luckiest guests heading back last, so that they'd have some additional face time with Skip and Patty. Need suggestions of what to do, where to go, where to eat? Count S&P in! Need a Chiropractor? They won't rest until they've found one and gotten you in. What a wonderful experience, which I hope to repeat in due course -- and hope that you will have the chance to share, too!

Very nice location. In the country with very little noise. Our room was well furnished. The owners…read moreare accommodating and pleasant. We're staying 4 nights and should have planned for more.

We stayed this past weekend in their cottage. Everything was clean and the property was awesome…read more Went for Cortland Graduation about 20 minutes away. Very quiet location and can just relax with a fire pit or on the porch. Highly recommend better than a closer hotel with too much activity. Well worth the extra drive

The John Joseph Inn was nice. I was part of my friend's wedding party and most of us stayed here…read morefor the weekend. It was a pleasant stay and we all had a great time. Pros: The owner is super cool. When we arrived, he was mowing the lawn. He hopped off and showed us to our room. Check in wasn't till 3pm but he allowed us to go up early. The rooms were huge. Very intimate since we could leave our doors opened and unlocked the entire stay. Only the bridal party stayed at the inn so it was nice. The owner and staff were all super helpful, polite, and nice. McKenzie, one of the staff, especially sweet and didn't complain about anything even though she was there all day and night (give this girl a raise). They did skimp out on liquor, not watered down at all. Food was amazing . I believe the owner cooked everything. The venue was very beautiful. The view was perfect. We got very lucky since it literally rained all day. The rain stopped and the sunset was amazing. Cons: I stayed here mid October and the weather here is still very hot and cold, literally. Mostly cold. The ac/heater unit didn't work very well and it either got way too hot or way too cold. Couldn't find a middle ground. Also, it took a while for it to get to warm up. Our fireplace was not functional and all. The owner made a few attempts to fix that problem but never got fixed. There's a hot tub here. We didn't use it. There were dead flies all over the place. On the rug, in the tub, and on the sheets. The rooms didn't seem to be clean. There was hair in the sink, gunk in the shower, hair on the walls on the shower, and dust all over the place. My boyfriend walk around the room barefoot and tracked dirt into the bed. Could def use a nice vacuum and dusting. Happy to say the bed at least had a mattress cover. The rooms were ridiculously expensive given the cleanliness.