incredible place to stay , people who own the place very congenial, breakfast top shelf, four-star…read morerecommendation.

Perfect stay went with my mom on my birthday got me a carrot cake for my birthday which was really…read moresweet and excellent stayed for one night couldn't have asked for a better host so happy visiting the yellow Door bed and breakfast and the surrounding areas

This B and B is just what the name indicates an Estate with all the things that you would expect…read more "Stately, great view of the lake and Buffalo, big rooms, well decorated, friendly dog, a great host who does an outstanding job in making your stay a memorable one!" Breakfast was great and well presented. Lucias was was great place for dinner and you can walk if you choose to. Les Smeach Rootstown Ohio

This property and Ms. Tracy, the host, was exceptional. Tracy made us feel like welcome friends as…read morea guest rather than just another customer passing through. Highly recommended.

Breath taking views, tranquility and beauty surrounding this gorgeous home. Will refer friends and…read morefamily, can't wait to visit again!

We recently spent our 25th wedding anniversary at the South Bridge Bed and Breakfast. When we…read morefirst entered the room, we were overwhelmed... the view was breathtaking, gorgeous vistas of the river, a balcony to relax on, excellently appointed room and all the amenities needed Plus More! But that was just the start. The best part of our stay was our host, Jody. She was warm, friendly, and very concerned that we had a wonderful time (it was our first time on Grand Island). She made us a wonderful breakfast each day and was so easy to talk to, kind, hospitable and a great new friend!!! We can't wait to go back!!!

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.

Loved it here! This…read morewas my first time ever staying in a bed and breakfast. The owner was on vacation so her son was looking after it while she was away. He was super friendly and inviting. The best part, he is a chef so we had an amazing breakfast every morning (see pics). This b&b is about a 20 minute walk to Clifton hill and the falls. Parking is expensive so I'd recommend walking. The rooms were comfy and the decor was cute. We stayed three nights, one of the nights we stayed in and watched tv in the living room area. It was very cozy and inviting. Next time I go to Niagara Falls I'll be staying here :)

This place is fantastic !! We are still here and can't wait to wake up for breakfast tomorrow, the…read moredeal of the room price can't be beat for so many reasons but a major one is parking ! It's free here and most hotel chains want 40$ a night ! The food is fantastic and the host is wonderful ! We will be back, call her to book !

My boyfriend and I spent one night here as a gift for his birthday and it was amazing…read more We stayed in the Prince of Wales room which had a jacuzzi, a sauna and a fireplace. The room had many great personal touches like chocolates, fresh roses, cold bottled water and extra logs for the fire. The king size bed was extremely comfortable. The hosts, Carolyn and Gary were great. Gary showed us around when we first arrived and constantly asked us if there was anything we needed. They were both extremely friendly and welcoming. The breakfast in the morning was huge and delicious, and was served on beautiful china right in our room. I had the stuffed french toast and my boyfriend had the quiche - highly recommend both. If you're looking for a relaxing place to stay, definitely consider staying at Park Place.

Had an excellent 3 night stay in the Marshall Room. The breakfasts were excellent and the…read morelocation is very close to the New York falls. We would definitely stay there again!

It was a great experience to stay at the Elmwood Village Inn. My wife and I arrived in Buffalo for…read morethe first time for a three-day weekend. We didn't know what to expect. The Inn is right in the heart of the village, with nice restaurants north and south on Elmwood. Intermixed are interesting shops and boutiques, cafes, and even a cool grocery store. A mile south is Allen Street and all its wares; a mile north is Buffalo State and the art museum. Hop on a one of those rent-by-the-hour bikes, and Canalside and downtown is a quick pedal away. Even more, there is easy access to the freeway that gets you to Niagara Falls quickly (I suggest Whirlpool State Park for an alternative trip; the hike to the bottom of the gorge is gorgeous). The Inn itself is clean, interestingly decorated and comfortable. The room we stayed in was large ... and my wife took advantage of the large bathtub to soak away a late evening while enjoying a glass of wine. There are snacks, toiletries, water and other small touches that made the stay very enjoyable. What isn't mentioned on the Inn's website prominently is the breakfast: they are delicious. The owner has worked in the restaurant industry as a chef, and it shows. There is a wide selection of healthy options (such as fruit, granola, yogurt) along with hearty meals, pastries, cheese, sausage, etc. And, perhaps most importantly, the coffee was great. One last thing: take advantage of the porch. There is an outdoor sitting area off the communal living room that provides a great place for enjoying coffee and a newspaper in the morning, and a delicious nightcap (perhaps with some Buffalo-style pizza) in the late evening. The people watching from the porch is also great (Elmwood Avenue is pedestrian-heavy throughout the day and evening). Anyway ... if you enjoy culture, food, people-watching, access and beautiful neighborhoods, you'll love this place.

We had a Great time in Buffalo. We enjoyed our stay at the Elmwood Village Inn with a warm welcome…read moreand hospitality. Michael and Robin are very caring and friendly. The breakfast was exceptional with detail to presentation, quality and was delicious. The house is beautiful and well kept. It's in a great location with a lot of restaurant choices and stores. Thanks for the recommendations to all the local sites, eateries and bars. We highly recommend staying at the Elmwood Village Inn :)

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.

First time staying at Bed and Breakfast Inn, first impression was that We invaded someone's house…read moreto sleep and eat! Yes, we'll start using BnB instead the hotels with free breakfasts. Our room was cozy and comfortable. The guests can come down to a living room or porch to relax in. There are some coffees and tea bags provides 24/7. Also they have a refrigerator for the guests to use. The breakfasts were good. More than the hotel's free breakfast! Their sausages were die for. I need to find those! They made their own pancakes. Very good!

This is a wonderful accommodation...Situated on the farm outside of Buffalo...We stayed in the…read morecabin with a sweet woodstove and comfortable beds and a very rustic chic interior. Would definitely book again

While we await a vaccine, don't overlook the power of really good comfort food in combating an…read moreinternational pandemic. We called ahead and picked up our order at 11 - Pepperdew cheese bread, breakfast sausage strudel, and two romaine salads with chicken. As we drove home, the food smelled so good that we couldn't resist starting before our arrival. The bread was incredible - pockets of cheesiness in each buttery, savory chunk. The sausage strudel was similarly scrumptous - a savory salvo of brunch fare's best. Finally, the romaine salads provided a healthy palette cleanser - tender chicken, pear, blueberry, walnut, and blue cheese crumbles with spiced pear vinaigrette... every mouthful came together perfectly. Saturday brunch takeout is well worth the drive, from the Southtowns or even the city. Enjoy! Menu at - https://www.facebook.com/RetreatInEden/

We're no strangers to B&Bs - it's our favourite mode of weekend getaway, and when we booked a room…read morelast minute on a long-weekend, we didn't really know what to expect. We even drove right past it the first time - when they say it used to be a church, they aren't kidding. Marienthal itself is three different pieces - the church is absolutely beautiful, and has been converted into a large reception hall. Behind the church is a beautiful little patio with a fireplace where we were able to have breakfast the next day. The parsonage next door was renovated into a number of guest rooms - the room we were originally in was the smallest of them, but had a beautiful attached bathroom, TV and was still plenty of room for two people. Lastly, there was a building (which I believed housed nuns originally), that has been converted into a bit of a retreat centre. There were a half-dozen or so double rooms with a full kitchen upstairs, and a large meeting area downstairs with another great kitchen, big screen TV with satellite, and lots of couches. We even had access to a great little jacuzzi in the back. This place is an absolute gem in the middle of nowhere. There's a little grill next door if you want to grab some food, but otherwise there is almost nothing in the immediate vicinity. You can drive about half an hour if you're looking for things to do, but if you really want to just get away in peace and quiet, where you know you won't be disturbed, this is absolutely the place to do it. Location and buildings aside, the hosts are really what makes this place special. Both of them go way out of their way to be accommodating. Louise's breakfast was very likely the best breakfast I've ever had in my life. Homemade apple turnovers, local sausages, and the fluffiest, cottage-cheese pancakes that still make my mouth water. And Vinnie is a very entertaining fellow to talk to - he has absolutely no shortage of hilarious stories to tell. The two of them were great to have as hosts. The next time we need a quiet getaway, there's zero doubt about where we'll end up.