I stayed for two nights. The setting was beautiful and calming. We ate a home cooked breakfast…read moreoverlooking the grapes and watching birds (ducks, wrens, and guineafowl). We had our choice of breakfast (juice, coffee, fruit, Amish friendship bread, scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, bacon, and French toast) and breakfast time. We stayed in the downstairs/main floor bedroom, which had a bathroom, queen bed, TV, and window A/C unit. We didn't hear chickens in the morning, but we did hear the train. Norma was really nice; she shared some wine, and we brought home some fresh cut flowers, Amish sourdough starter/instructions, and Amish friendship bread. There were cats, but they didn't go into our room, and they seemed to stay outdoors a lot.

If you are looking for a warm touch of country living and a feeling of home this is it!! Our hosts…read moreNorma and Ted are wonderful!! It was like you are visiting family. There are only two rooms that are in the house with your hosts. But there was plenty of space and privacy. For my husband and I. Norma is attentive and fun! Her communication is stellar!! You are surrounded by grape vineyards and elderberry complete with ducks, roosters and a pond on 86 acres. We walked the grounds, Norma gave us a little tour of the elderberries and they were currently harvesting them for an Apple festival. The grapes were in full blown this time of year so the delicious smell of grapes was in the air. You are close to great restaurants near by we went to a local favorite Freeport restaurant. This is close to Freeport beach which history was made by the first woman who swam from Canada to Pennsylvania. Halli Reid (ps she sat in front of me in homeroom growing up in school)Great food, casual dress. After we came back Norma gave us a piece of her homemade cake that mimics her mother's recipe.it was my birthday weekend. It was so good I asked for the recipe!! In the morning we were blown away by our fresh country breakfast of eggs (freshly gathered that morning) homemade muffins, fresh fruit (not canned) grape juice again homemade (you are on a grape vineyard farm, of course!). Pancakes, bacon, coffee, hot chocolate. The sweet conversation they sat with us and made us feel like we were family. I was moved to tears when I first walked in feeling overwhelmed by the coziness and feeling of family missed greatly. Before we left she gave me two bouquets of flowers from her garden as a birthday gift. If you need peace, family and country living for a minute this will make you feel well rested and a touch of home. You heart will be glad you stayed.

This is a gorgeous B & B! We stayed here for a weekend about 1 year ago in the Rose Suite…read more I think people who appreciate history and antiques would really love this place (the bathrooms are modern). Great customer service from Wilma! She's very knowledgeable and helpful, which I appreciated. Breakfast is not served on site. They give you vouchers for breakfast/lunch at nearby restaurants. We went to one within walking distance (less than .5 miles). It was a great morning walk and we stopped by several of the antique stores on the way back to CL. We definitely plan to visit again. Westfield is a lovely town. There are nearby wineries to visit, and the Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz museum is a short drive away (located in Jamestown).

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.

Home away from home with all of the amenities of a luxury hotel! From large screen tvs in every…read moreroom, to comfy beds & linens, free WiFi, in-room Keurig coffee makers & choice of coffe/tea & mini fridges stocked with bottled water. A huge screened in porch with awesome rocking chairs and a perfect view of Lake Cassadaga. The energy of this space is indescribable. The owners have spared no expense in caring for their guests. Their "Ragdoll" cat Blu, will also shower you with love. I will only ALWAYS stay here when in Lily Dale, Ny!!!

I have been visiting Lily Dale solo for years and I try to book a guest house each time. For my…read moremost recent visit, I decided to give Southern Comfort a chance and I'm glad I did! Joseph and Craig are wonderful accommodating hosts and their home is beautiful. I felt welcomed, cared for, and even included (which was an unexpected surprise). Some of the best moments from my trip were simply chatting with the hosts around the home or on the screened porch. As far as amenities, I do not know of another Lily Dale guest house that offers nearly as many. Beyond the air conditioning, my room had a mini-fridge with bottled water and coffee creamer, a Keurig coffee maker with mugs and fixings, and a flat-screen TV complete with Netflix access! The beds are the most comfortable in the Dale! If that's not amazing enough, Craig put fresh flowers on my nightstand when I arrived. I was also pleased to learn that some of the guest rooms will be upgraded with private bathrooms. If it's not obvious already, I know EXACTLY where I'll be staying during my visit next season. Thank you, Joseph, Craig, (and Blue!) for sharing your home with me and treating me like a queen. Wishing you the best and looking forward to seeing you again soon!

We were here only one night, and off season, but still got the royal treatment. We received the…read morewarmest welcome; the hosts greeted us at our vehicle, grabbed our luggage and gave us a quick tour of the property. Both the common areas and our room were beautifully appointed. The star of the show here was the great conversation, we could have talked for hours, and excellent breakfast, duck egg omelette with Béarnaise sauce and fresh baked bread. The only thing I regret is not grabbing one of their homemade chocolate chip cookies for the road. Thank you!

You don't want to miss this little gem! The owners, Mark & Sheila, took it over about 9-10 years…read moreago I believe they said, and they have really made it like home for anyone who comes. Sheila has her famous chocolate chip cookies out in the dining area every day. Mark is an amazing chef; yes I mean amazing! His creations look like they should be in a magazine, and the bonus is they are DELICIOUS. We actually got married here and have stayed a few times other than that. It is a working farm; there are horses, ducks, chickens, goats, pigs, etc., and everything that comes with them... Mark uses fresh duck & chicken eggs in the dishes, and the pork products are from their own pigs. We had some delicious ham and sausages, and homemade sausage gravy with yorkshire pudding. MArk made fresh waffles with pecans ground up fine added to the flour. He made an apple syrup with fall spices that I could not get enough of. Whenever we go it feels like meeting old friends, including Herman the cat! Zonk the goat is cute but ornery... Mark & Sheila are the consummate hosts. This is the place to be if you are looking for a slice of small town Americana. The Belgian Mare, Eve, had a baby too! The 7 rooms are very nicely appointed. It is simply a very friendly place to relax and unwind. bring apples and carrots to feed the animals!!

Cute spot for a drink. Charming, local and historic hotel with a great view of the water. There is…read morea massive front porch with rocking chairs to enjoy your drink and the view of the lake. It was very relaxing and enjoyable to catch up with friends. Affordable drinks and cheap $1-5 options for food. It was nice to get an snack and a drink during these times and not break the bank.

This is a very historic hotel with beautiful views of the water. I came here for a wedding ceremony…read morewhich was held on the lawn, and reception which was held in their back banquet room. The bar at the front was also open for cocktail hour. The rocking chairs on the porch are a nice touch. This hotel makes you feel like you've stepped back in time, truly amazing how much history there is in here. However it definitely needs more love and upgrades, including some critical ADA-compliant updates for their bathrooms. Additionally, I'm unsure how this venue can hold large events without any sort of dedicated parking area, I had to park about a half mile away. This would be a great place to stop if you're already walking around the area, as the bar has a good selection of drinks to choose from, and is open to the public.

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

We had a dual birthday weekend setup and we secured reservations at Bemus Point lodge. The…read moreowner(Kristi) greeted us as we were checking in. Great communication was had throughout the whole process. Our room was just perfect for what it was described as on their website. It was very comfortable and clean. We spent most of Sunday on a boat on Lake Chautauqua on a very beautiful day. We ate at EBC and were able to walk around this very quaint little town, which is just about an hour and a halfs drive from Buffalo. I would definitely recommend staying at the Bemus Point lodge to anyone that asks. Adam and Kristi have a great lodge and are making improvements to it since they've bought it a few years ago. They offer boat rentals, kayak launches, a courtesy boat slip is also available. It is a diamond in the making.

Because this place is in a small town our cousins' whole family lives in, I decided not to leave…read morethem a scathing review after our stay a few years ago. I changed my mind after receiving a marketing email from them. W O W! It really had me shaking my head. When we stayed, we reported so many things broken and unusable in our unit it got to be a joke. Important things like faucets and hot water. We HAD to laugh because we were stuck and they were barely responsive. We were there for a family funeral and didn't want to pile onto our family during a hard time. Whoever we were dealing with was super annoyed we found hot water and a working bathroom sink faucet important. Cabinets and faucets were literally falling off in our hands. One thing would break and we'd head into another area and pop...a cabinet knob would fall off. It was something I had never experienced before nor have I again with an AirBnB! To top that fun off, I had called probably a month before to cut our visit short by one night because we were going to need to get to the city to help our daughter move into college her freshman year. When I found that they hadn't canceled that night and had charged us, I contacted them and the person I spoke to said we never had the phone conversation and because I didn't have an electronic record and just trusted their "agent" I was out of luck and they charged me for the night anyway. Beyond lame. The audacity of their sending out their "friendly" solicitation message after their treatment of us during our stay and non-responsiveness afterwards was outrageous. So tacky! If you stay here, keep good records. Hopefully, they've fixed the many problems since our stay and have amped up their customer service (a LOT). I responded to their solicitation email and said basically what was above. Of course, no response. I would find another place, frankly.