Booked our hotel for the Bills game a little late so we looked further from the stadium. I'm glad…read morewe went with the Richardson Hotel. The property itself is beautiful and huge. We were able to check in early and both woman at the concierge desk were friendly and informative. Room was spacious and clean. Just a short drive/ walk to many restaurants and bars and Buff State Campus. I think this is such a cool place with lots of history. One downside for us on this particular stay is the Bar is closed currently as they resold to a different company and there was no information on when it will be reopening so keep in mind if you are planning on staying there anytime in the fall of 2025. You will have to make a short drive to other spots in town! Overall, pleasant stay and would definitely return if we are in the area again.

This hotel was so cool! The Richardson hotel used to be an insane asylum that sat empty for at…read moreleast 40 years before being renovated. The first floor is dedicated to the history of the asylum, propaganda about how the asylum treated people better than other asylums did at the time (but I don't believe that at all) and details about what it took to renovate the space to become a hotel. The asylum is but one building in a cluster of at least 10 hospital buildings. All of the rest of them are still abandoned and in disrepair. In terms of walkability to anything nearby and blight immediately surrounding the hotel, it's not the best location. But the architecture and style was so cool to explore late at night when everybody else in the hotel was fast asleep. And yes, this place is pretty pricey to stay at but somehow the day that I checked prices, it was only $118 per night. There are not really many amenities... Rooms don't have a microwave or a fridge, even though the king room we were in had ample space to accommodate both. They also don't have a pool. And although we slept in through breakfast, I've read reviews that it's pretty lackluster. Definitely not a place I would spend $250+ a night to stay in. But if I could find it for less than $150 in the future, I l'd definitely stay there again!

Lovely place with a lot of potential; certainly way better than staying in some soulless hotel. The…read morelocation can't be beat: just a block from the river walk, and 15 minutes on foot from the park. The host met us at the door and immediately gave us loads of information for how to enjoy the Falls so we could get right to the park that afternoon. The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was super comfortable. The bathroom was bright and clean with a really nice shower. Breakfast was available in the morning, but we skipped that and opted for the coffee ~ which was wonderful BTW. The host was super friendly and accommodating.

Wewere married here back in 2002 and had hoped to stay again this year for our anniversary. I…read morecalled there Saturday evening and asked if we might stop by to take a couple of pictures and look around. I explained that we had been married there over 20 years before, and were excited to see it. The woman briskly told me that I could take pictures outside, and that was it. I asked if we could possibly just see the living room since that is where our ceremony took place, and she abruptly told us no. She advised us that there were new owners and that this was not a possibility. It was quite disappointing to know that the wonderful service we have received in the past would not be what would happen going forward. So extremely sad since the old owners were absolutely wonderful.

The Edward Hotel was such a lovely surprise We stayed in the…read moreGreen Suite and we absolutely loved the spacious and tastefully decorated suite The bed was comfortable with plenty of pillows for 2 We appreciated the keurig and Starbucks coffee since that's what we drink at home There's filtered water machine and ice machine in the lobby which was nicely decorated-love the sculpture There was also bags of complimentary popcorn and a microwave for those late night hankerings We loved the area-down the street was a beautiful cemetery where Rick James and President Fillmore are buried Just down the street was also plenty of restaurants/bars/cafes-we went to Iron Tail Tavern and High Violet It's in such a cute neighborhood with tree lined streets, older homes that were beautifully well maintained Felt safe here and we would definitely stay here again

How much do I love this posh Buffalo hotel?! Udderly spectacular! And that's no bull! You herd it…read morehere first, this beautifully appointed hotel is so cool and nouveau! Love the art deco style of the rooms, the lobby, and the snack bar. The leopard print staircase is to die for, and the wallpaper is gorgeous! Our room, the Green Suite had a 4 poster brass canopy, minus the canopy, incredibly comfy linens and mattress, two gold velvet love seats with an ottoman table, and two palm brass stands, an ornate desk, a green tiled fireplace, an emerald green corner fridge with a brass sink, a stunning crystal light fixture, and the pièce de résistance is the ostrich feathered plumed brass lamp with 2 silver birds perched on top - I'd love this lamp in my home!! The washroom was so pretty with silver crackled wall paper, flower globe lights, and a marble sink and shower. The water pressure was too light for our taste, but there were plenty of towels. The edifice isn't ostentatious, and looks pretty modest and unimposing but when you walk in, you feel the opulence of the hotel! We loved staying here. There was guest parking next to the hotel. There was no elevator, so be prepared to hike up those ravishing stairs! We loved the no contact digital check in with the keypad. And the service was terrific, we met one of the employees and she was so friendly! Oh yes, and there's a tv of course!! Go Bills!

If you're looking for that authentic Buffalo charm without feeling like you've accidentally…read moretrespassed into your grandmother's historically preserved living room, this is the spot. From the second you walk in, the house radiates that classic, cozy "Old Buffalo" energy that makes you want to cancel your plans and just exist in a state of perpetual relaxation. To the left of the entrance is the dining room. It's less of a room and more of a 24/7 hospitality hug. There is a relentless flow of snacks: chips, pretzels, fruit, and candy. The drink selection is equally aggressive in the best way possible (Nespresso, BOTH Pepsi and Coke products, beers, and teas). I spent an embarrassing amount of time just surveying my options. ​The Room (The Grover Cleveland): The room is a great mix of "I'm in a historical landmark" and "Thank God there's a heated bathroom floor." It's well-preserved but doesn't lack the modern essentials. ​The Pros: Mini-fridge, wall-mounted TV with streaming, and a shower with a hand wand (excellent water pressure, too). They even left two pitchers of water for me, one chilled, one room temp. That is the kind of over-preparedness I appreciate. The large windows allow tons of natural light to enter. Wall mounted Aveda shampoo, conditioner, and body wash in the roomy shower. And yes, the bathroom has a wall-console controlled heated floor!! There are two luggage racks, writing desk and two comfy lounge chairs along with the king sized bed. One side has a nightstand with alarm clock abd the other side has a marble shelf on top of an old-style steam heater. There are plenty of plugs around the room and the door has bolt lock with old-style key. ​The Con: My only tiny gripe? The pillows. They were a bit on the "pancake" side of the spectrum, very thin and definitely not fluffy. If you like a firm loft, you might find them lacking. ​The Amenities The fireside library and parlor are perfect for pretending you're reliving the 18th-century lifestyle, and the covered front porch is elite-tier for people-watching. Parking is easy: you can pay for the off-street spot or just roll the dice with the free street parking (which was totally fine). ​The Food & The "Staff" The breakfast spread is legit. We're talking yogurt varieties, hard-boiled eggs, fresh fruit, homemade granola, and homemadr scones that I am still thinking about days later. Seriously, the scones alone are worth the booking. Also, special shout-out to the resident dog who clearly thinks he's the General Manager. He's the friendliest employee on the payroll. ​The location is walkable to a bunch of local shops and restaurants, so you're right in the heart of things. If you want a comfy stay that is affordable and feels historical but isn't "stuffy," this is your place!

We really enjoyed our stay at the inn. It has a very classic and homey vibe to the establishment…read more Very different from your typical hotels. The inn is located in ElmWood- the area is very walkable. Close by to many local shops and restaurants. The inn communal area is very pretty and is filled with histories. We were in awe how well maintained the inn was. The staffs were all very friendly. I really enjoyed talking to Polly. She was very accommodating. The stay comes with light breakfast included. The room is huge and is nicely furnished. Some improvement suggestions I would have is having more outlets or extension cords. The room actually faced the street and it was shockingly not too noisy, though I thought the inn was thoughtful when I saw they did provide a white noise machine. I highly recommend checking out this place if you're in Buffalo NY. Definitely worth the money.

Was here for an event. The place is very nice and the venue was nice for Christmas and well…read moredecorated. We had plenty of space inside For our event. The food was good.However, they did not replenish the food quickly at all and seemed a bit out of sorts. I had a romaine leaf in a champagne flute with some very good Caesar dressing for a salad. A Nice beef carving station. Pasta that I could not eat as it wasnt gluten free but they did have things marked very nicely.Gluten free which I really appreciate. There is no potato or vegetable offering. So I just had a lettuce leaf and 2 thin slices of beef (ebough for a slider sammie), a small scoop of goat cheese topped with some beets which was super yummy but no crackers or anything with it. Andd could not eat the dessert. The bartenders were super nice and took very good care of us. I would say go and try it and ask about where to park if u plan on a med sized event. And make sure there is enough food and ask about dietary restrictions.

We had a family reunion banquet here and everything was 100% perfect! We reserved the space, sight…read moreunseen, based off of a referral, but as soon as we walked in the evening of the event, we were more than pleasantly surprised! The space is set up and decorated beautifully! So many different spots to take pictures or just hang out. And then the actual banquet area was very spacious and looked very elegant with the string lights, tablecloths and cloth napkins. Everyone who walked in couldn't believe how great the space was. The food was also fantastic! We just had a regular dinner buffet with baked chicken, roast beef and sides, but everything was very tasty! The star of the meal was the chef selection of mini desserts! Everyone raved about it and everything was absolutely delicious! I could have eaten those lemon bars all weekend. The thing that put everything over the top was the courtyard. Everyone did not see it as soon as they came in but once they did venture outside, no one wanted to come back in. Good thing the program part of the banquet was already over. We took wonderful pictures. The fire pit was lit, and everyone just wanted to stay for as long as possible. I only wish we could have stayed past 10. The only downside was the A/V. But i think if you are bringing your own speakers and things, it would be fine. All in all, I would absolutely, unquestionably refer this space to anyone looking to have an event. We had around 120 people, and we were in the larger room, but even the smaller room looked great when I peeked in.

Don't be fooled by the pictures of this B&B. The rooms we were assigned to were not anything like…read morethe online pictures show. As we entered the side entrance by the code given to us in an email as we stepped in the house we were immediately face to face to an older gentleman that popped out of the basement. Wow that was pretty scary. We immediately could smell an odor in this house. The first problem we discovered is there are 2 rooms on the ground level and 3 rooms upstairs. The gentlemen asked us our names and said your rooms are upstairs number 3 & 4. We went up a few stairs from the entrance and he pointed to the stairs to get up to our rooms. The stairs were not something a senior person would want to navigate several times a day. The carpet on the stairs oh my didn't look too clean. As you went up the stairs it got hotter and hotter. The property manager said he would ask the owner to lower the thermostat I am pretty sure that was not going to help the upstairs so it would be comfortable. They are very outdated, dark and dingy, windows so dirty you can't see through them. Ceiling fan was noisy and wobbling, it could have fallen at any minute, safe hazard. There had been plumbing work done between the tub and toilet then a piece of random board was nailed on the wall but the nails were not pounded in and the heads of the nails were sticking out they were very sharp, safe hazard. One of the rooms had no closet what so ever no place to hang a hanger anywhere. It had an old small chest of drawers that a small tv sat on top of. The tub in one of the rooms was so outdated looked like it had been there for 40 years and it looked dirty and dingy, I would not shower in that. The living room furniture old and dirty looking I would not sit on it definitely needs to be replaced. Also this is not a true B&B no meals are served you cook your own and clean up behind yourself and you can't use the kitchen before 7:00 am. We were on a once in a life time vacation to Niagara Falls thinking it would be great to stay in an B&B so we could have a space to visit in the evening after our daily adventures and have breakfast in the mornings before our daily adventures. This B&B was so smelly and dingy that our vacation would have been ruined by staying there. So glad we opted to not stay we went to hotel in Canada and had a great stay.

We stayed here for one night while we visited Niagara Falls and our room was very homey. The owner…read moreand housekeeper were both very friendly and welcoming. The house is cute and super clean. We were only here for a night but would definitely come again or recommend it to others that are staying in the area. My only "complaint" was that we stayed here in July and the windows in our room opened but there was glass over the screens so we couldn't get any air. We did have a ceiling fan in the room but it did get warm. Other than that everything was great and Niagara Falls was amazing!!

Great breakfast and location. Located in a quiet historical neighborhood it is just down the road…read morefrom the Martin House, Delaware Park, and the Buffalo Zoo. Chris was friendly and so accommodating. The house itself is beautiful inside and out, while still feeling very cozy. Highly recommended! Will definitely stay again.

Wow. I had no idea this place was in the area. Such a nice idea to stay in a B&B instead of a…read morehotel. Especially if you want to be in the area of the Darwin Martin house, Delaware Park, the zoo etc. Chris, the proprietor, is great. We were able to get in the room early and put some fresh flowers down for our guest. We were able to arrive late as well without issue. The room we saw is huge with an en suite bathroom. Windows open easily. Nice heavy curtains allowing for a dark room for sleeping off jet lag. Breakfast was at 8:30 and very nice. Fresh breads and fruit, quiche, coffee or tea. You get the idea. This place seems to get return guests and sells out in advance so plan early if possible. Parking is street.