Charming, clean, and convenient! We stayed at the Vintage Gardens B&B on our first trip to the…read moreFinger Lakes Region. It's 15 minutes from Palmyra where we were visiting historical sites. Kimberly was a gracious hostess. She gave us tips of places to visit and cooked us a delicious homemade breakfast.

The perfect Bread and Breakfast. Beautiful grounds, rooms and amenities. Delicious preset menu…read morebreakfast and inviting staff! Off street parking for one car. Plenty of on street parking in a decent area.

We came here for a bachelorette low key get away with a few of my sisters friends. It was lovely,…read morewe kept saying how the place seemed straight out of a hallmark movie. We can see why this is so popular in the winter. It's just simply perfect. I could picture being snowed in like in the movies and loving it. This is located on a nice road very easy to get to. Not far from the bustling downtown of Geneva. But far enough to be nestled in the country. We even got pizza delivery here which was an awesome surprise that the local pizzeria offers. We enjoyed the clean and wonderful hot tub. The interior had everything we could have needed and more. Thank you for the eggs and the coffee creamer! The beds were comfortable and everything was very clean. For being a historic home everything had such nice charm and style. The bathroom was fully updated and the downstairs bedroom had the perfect vibe I'd love in my own home. Beautiful flowers galore. The host Diane was friendly via the app and self check in was a breeze. We were left alone and felt totally safe and comfortable. I'd love to come back with my husband for a get away. This is a great place, highly recommend. Note though... when trying to locate it. Our gps took us up the hill along the backside of the owners house.. this was a dirt pathway - not the right way. The sign was deceiving. The cottage is directly next to the house, right off the paved road. Bonus points to the host for having the awesome array of dvds and games. This was so fun for us girls.

If you want to just get away for a bit with your significant other (or whomever really, even by…read moreyour damn self) and just stay in, read, cook, have some much needed alone time, all while enjoying a hot tub, fireplace - with the option of going out to wineries, breweries, Rochester, and Sodus Point and Lake Ontario - I highly recommend this venue. The owners are kind and nice. You may get a fun visit from a black cat named Salem (loves milk and pets). The fireplace was my favorite. I sat and drank beer in front if it and did some coding and was totally lovely. It has a little warming nook and a rack to hang a dutch oven over the fire if you really want to go old school and cook on it. Just as lively was multiple champagne drinking sessions in the hot-tub. Lots of dry wood to burn. Recommend that you bring a bit of your own firewood just to keep the supply up as well as a bit of spring water if you're gonna cook / drink a lot and stay in.

This was a very quiet and well located place to stay. It looked brand new inside with lots of…read morespace. The beds were very comfortable. The bathroom was well stocked and large. All of the comforts of home. Even included snacks for sale on the honor system. Great place to stay in a great location.

From the owner: Fully-Furnished lodging accommodations in Palmyra, NY. This is your Home Away From Home, with a…read morefully-equipped kitchen, linens, cable TV/DVD player, A/C, WiFi, laundry facility, and private parking. Within walking distance from the Sacred Grove and temple, and within minutes of many other LDS historical sites. Perfect for large groups, family reunions, family vacations, romantic getaways, weddings, LDS temple trips, LDS historical trips, and any other reason that brings you to the Palmyra and surrounding areas.

Absolutely beautiful building, grounds, and views. We ate at the restaurant and the server was very…read morefriendly and helpful. The food was delicious, and the decor was lovely. Very child friendly, also with good kid menu options.

One of the most entertaining Wineries in the Finger Lakes…read more They have a Chocolate and a Cheese Flight for Wine Tasting, but you can also go with neither and just try out 5 different local wines for $10 - a good deal. Their staff are super knowledgeable and friendly, and happy to explain what flavors and notes to expect from each kind of wine - or just chit chat with you about your trip to Geneva. The gift shop is cute and has a little something for everybody - whether you're just visiting or having a wedding nearby. And you can't beat that location or that view of the lake as you stroll across the lawn in front of the castle.

This restaurant is a real mixed bag, but overall, it provided more positive experiences than not…read more The bar tender that served us on our first night staying here was very friendly, however, the bar was out of several ingredients listed on the cocktail menu for a drink or two that my husband wanted. The servers were friendly overall but because they appeared to be short staffed over our visit, they were running around which felt a bit chaotic. The wait times for food even with advance reservations were rough. The Arancini, breakfast sandwich and dinner burger were just okay. The breakfast burger tasted much better and the avocado toast was packed with delicious flavors (I ordered it several times). Their brunch buffet offerings were definitely lacking, so I'd pass on it if you're on the fence. And as you can tell, the grounds here and views were picture perfect! We loved the live music offerings as well!

A beautiful bat and tiny restaurant. Ate in the library a little cramped but beautiful. Nye dinner…read moreselections were delicious except thee lava cake which was a hard cake without lava. The servers were fantastic especially bar service. An experience for a special occasion the prices are very high for the area wine $17 per glass.

One of the oldest hotels in Seneca Falls! The rooms and…read morelobby are elegant for their age. They were well up-kept updated a while back, but kept their old charm. They're across from the Women's rights museum and beautiful scenery of Seneca Falls on Fall St. The room was beautiful and very comfortable. The staff were kind and gave a nice small town feel. Definitely the most luxurious hotel in the area.

Nothing bad... it's just been closed for one year and the staff has no idea when it will reopenread more

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.

Jerry took great care of us while at the B&B. It's a short…read morewalk to the old lighthouse and really close to the Main Street too. Breakfast was great! Really intimate surroundings with only four rooms so you could have chats in the morning. West coast warning: if the fire dept needs to be called a loud siren goes off and it is super loud, especially when asleep. We found this out in the morning. I thought for a second we were being invaded by Canada! Lol.

Jerry and Claudine took such good care of us during our stay! The breakfasts in the morning were so…read moredelicious and changed daily! There is always coffee available in the dining room (courtesy of the Keurig machine), and in the afternoon/evening, there are fresh cookies! This charming B&B only has 4 rooms, so you'll never be overrun with people. You're very close to the old lighthouse and the water, as well as the 'downtown' area of restaurants, bars, ice cream, etc. The rooms are a bit small (especially the bathroom), as that was the way rooms were built in the 1800s, but our room served its purpose of giving us a close location while visiting family. **If you are not from New York (or a small-ish town?), you must know this information!!! In small towns like Sodus, the fire department is all volunteers. When someone calls for them, to alert all the volunteers that they are needed, they set off a crazy loud air siren!! I'm all for nostalgia and quaintness of years past, but come one people, everyone has a cell phone. Call those volunteers! When the first (of 3) sirens went off at 11:00pm, Jim G and I didn't know what to think! Was Canada finally sick of our bs and coming to invade? Was the nuclear power plant not too far away melting down? Was a tornado a-comin'? No one was leaving their homes or driving off in a panic, so we tried to ignore it and sleep. Then another one a bit later. Then the final one at 4:00am! Our fellow travelers found our fear hilarious at breakfast! We can laugh about it now, but seriously, catch up with the technology, lol! Thanks, Jerry and Claudine!

My stay at the Hampton Inn was pretty decent. It's definitely not a lake view like the hotel…read moreadvertises but the lake is within walking distance. The staff was friendly, rooms were clean, continental breakfast wasn't half bad, it's within walking distant to several restaurants and bars and there is plenty of parking. Called to make a reservation the day of, it was a Wednesday and they were able to accommodate us. We got a room with a queen size bed and it wasn't huge but it was good enough and the bathroom was spacious. The pillows on the bed might be the best pillows I have ever slept on in any hotel, EVER, and I have stayed in many hotels. So fluffy and wonderful. So one thing I have to say: they have coffee downstairs in the "lobby" area 24 hours a day and they also have cookies. Yes, soft, wonderful, delicious cookies. They are enormous and stare you right in the face when you walk in the hotel. You may think you have willpower, but when you are coming back to this hotel after a night of drinking in Geneva, willpower gone. Those cookies were darn delicious. Yes, cookies, plural. They have a pool and a little fitness center too, which we didn't utilize but maybe you will. Their continental breakfast was definitely impressive, for the most part, as long as you didn't intend on eating very healthy. Their hard boiled eggs were bad, two mornings we had continental breakfasts here, both times, the texture just wasn't right. They had oatmeal in a crackpot, which was my go to because it was one of the only healthy options. The toppings they had seemed healthy until you really looked at what it was. There were "almonds" but they were coated in loads of sugar. There was cinnamon sugar and there were also candied fruit. Luckily there were some peanut butter packs and I added that to my oatmeal with a banana and was set. They had make your own waffles, turkey sausage, omelettes, cereal, bagels, muffins and toast. Their coffee wasn't my favorite, but it also wasn't the worst. They had 2% milk, skim and half and half out. I thought the rooms were a tad expensive for what they were, but it was convenient that we didn't have to get a cab to go to the various restaurants and bars in the area. They even let me leave my car in the parking lot overnight while we headed to the end of the lake and stayed in Watkins Glen. I would definitely stay here again.

Under construction with terrible aesthetics everywhere. Infuriating that hotels charge full rates…read morewhen they don't provide full services. Room was fine. Nowhere to park. Single elevator. Just a sad situation.

What a beautiful Bed and Breakfast. Georgia the host was such a lovely, warm and kind person. She…read moreshared her story of raising her 6 kids in this farm house. The house is clean and decorated with antiques. Could use a few updates but what you get from the host, the incredible breakfast, the beautiful serene backyard, the water view and decks, makes it perfect. Would highly recommend this place to anyone. Thank you Georgia.

Wow the amazing rooms, delicious breakfast , and they have a Dock! Georgia is so sweet and kind and…read morewould recommend A+