I stayed 2 nights. The hotel is atop a hill and has a golf course adjacent to it. The view is…read morebeautiful. The hotel was an executive retreat and is not a cookie cutter modern style hotel. Each room is uniquely decorated in period style. The room was clean and comfortable. There is restaurant dining in the tavern several nights a week and food was tasty and plentiful. They allowed me to take my plate to the room. The spa has friendly staff. I got a pedicure which was professional and has really lasted. If you forgot your hair products at home, no worries because they have them for sale.

Quickest hotel check in I'd ever had. Literally went to the desk gave her my name showed my ID and…read moremy keys were already ready. The room was clean, Passed the bed bug inspection as the bed was encased in 2 mattress protectors. I felt confident actual sleeping on the sheets. Out of habit I do the iron test and for bed bugs and none. My stay was welcoming and comfortable and the location is very beautiful.

Absolutely gorgeous interior and lovely Al fresco area. Food and service was excellent. A wonderful…read morelocally owned restaurant for a romantic evening

It's too late to make improvements; the beautiful historic exterior was saved but the gutted…read moreinterior looks like a stark cafeteria, bleak and brightly lit with horrible sconces that look like they'd clap on and off. There's no accounting for taste. Speaking of taste, the eggs Benedict was served on a floury biscuit that fell apart and got squished. There was too much salt on the meal though I actually liked that part because it had flavor. Sad cubed potatoes were the dry hash browns and fortunately were served with ketchup for some moisture. My companion's poached egg was overcooked and hard. No espresso or the like. Not a place I care to go back to. Sad and disappointing.

I haven't golfed here but i hear its great from everyone. I…read morehaven't spent the night in the bed and breakfast but I'm sure thats great. I went to cans and clams fun time great music and clams and food was good. I went to a wedding.. june 30 a very hot day. We were taking pictures at 4pm outside but first we went inside to register our etc. Come after the outdoor vows part we went back inside to cool off but there wasnt any cooling off. No ac was working although the waitresses said well its hot outside it takes time to get it cool. If I was the business owner and knew people were coming as early as 4pm I would have started that up at noon or earlier. By dinner time people were very hot complaining where is the AC??we suffered in heat for 4 hours. Well.. it wasn't working. We as guests knew this at 4pm. People came from out of town and the elderly as well for this wedding. Who wants to dance in heat and have a stroke. The waitresses said they had no stand up fans like one would think in a catering business just in case for this very reason. it's nice to have stand up fans as they have bands weddings and in case this should happen. They did not have any such thing. wow. I mean their in business. People did leave early and no one wanted to dance but those who did dint do it for long.Towards the end the ac was fixed but a little to late after the fact people left and was discouraged to have a good time. The food was great. The waitresses and bartender persevered in heat and they were attentive. I only hope they give a creditor refunded money to the couple wh0 paid for this hall.

Pizza, pizza, pizza, pizzaz! Thin crust perfection--a secret Italian Endicott recipe we couldn't…read morestop eating at the last two venues we attended! Great fun to boot

Beautifully furnished and rich in history. Our room was spacious and very comfortable. The…read morebreakfasts, made to order, couldn't have been better. Steve and Claudia (such good, kind people) gladly shared their knowledge of local history--from the days of the Native Americans to the Underground Railroad and the Civil War era, and on to the local ghost stories besides. Because of our interest in the architecture of the house, we were treated to see additional rooms not normally open. We loved the experience.

The 1810 Juliand House Bed & Breakfast First thing you notice is the outside of a charming,…read morehistoric looking home. Claudia and Steve came out and welcomed us immediately. As soon as we went inside the good vibes and spotless clean interior let us know we made the right choice. Our room in this 200 year old home was well lit, comfortable and above all spotless clean. My wife and I thought the included gourmet breakfast alone was a feast worth the price we paid for the nights stay. Fresh fruits and berries, Steve's homemade cinnamon buns were the best I ever had. Farm fresh eggs, bacon and sausage from a nearby Amish farm. A short walk over the Chenango river to the main shopping strip in a beautiful town. And easy five star review here.

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.

Don't ever come here, place is a wreck. I was placed here by DSS and was harassed by the neighbors…read morefor 4 days. Didn't get one night of sleep.

Deep well motel is a great choice. The rooms are clean and the prices for the rooms are affordable…read more When checking in I was greeted by the motel manager/owner with courtesy and respect. My stay was very peaceful.

The food, the staff and the ambience are unsurpassed. Marissa did a knockout job on the lobster…read morefritters which were a refreshing addition to the appetizers. Chef Adam rocked our entrees!! We're always happy to see Bobby, Dusty and Kelly who make a concerted effort to see to our every need. Last but not least is James the manager who sees to it that everything is running smoothly and doesn't hesitate to roll up his sleeves and help out during busy times. Thank you all for a fine dining experience!!

Another amazing meal at Moxies! We started with calamari, which was outstanding! They brought out…read moretheir famous breaI ordered a fillet with scallops and my girlfriend had the fillet with crab on top! Both dinners came with roasted vegetables.

My husband and I chose A Slice of Home because it had an out building (The Cottage-a single wide)…read morewith two bedrooms (each with a bath), a full kitchen, livingroom, and diningroom which was the ideal setup for my husband and me and my mother while visiting the Finger Lakes in July 2011. The cottage was immaculate, roomy, comfortable, with AC, wireless (it worked on my laptop), a hot tub (which my husband used--bad back), and many other ammenities. The inn keepers, Bea and Sterling, were gracious, friendly, funny, very knowledgeable about the area, and extremely helpful. Breakfast each morning was served at 9:00--juice, fruit bowl, coffee, fresh muffins/banana bread/blueberry scones, and a delicious entree such as oven baked french toast with apples and nuts/crepes with strawberries/yogurt fruit parfait, served in the main house in a lovely bright eating area with a beautiful view of the well kept lawn (recently, a doe and her two fawns walked right by the large windows). The location is about 15 minutes from Ithaca (great restaurants/Taughannock Falls, farmers market), about 25 minutes from Watkins Glen (falls, boat cruise on Lake Seneca), and about an hour from Corning (Corning Glass Museum). We also were very close to and rode through some beautiful wine country and had lunch one afternoon at the Thirsty Owl Winery and Bistro--amazing. If you are expecting a sterotypical B&B, this might not be your cup of tea, but we loved it. It was clean, comfortable, quiet, and homey. I herewith quote Sterling (the owner): "We are not quaint, charming, or historical," but I have to disagree--it was quaint and charming and we did get a lot of historical information from the owners. I highly recommend it. You will not be disappointed. Great place to stay if your children are students at Cornell or Ithaca. They also have single rooms in the main house.

I've been to B&Bs before and I can assure you this is not what you expect from a Bed & Breakfast…read more First of all, the "decor" is stuck in 1980. There is nothing warm or inviting about it. You walk into an outdated paneled kitchen and living room and you immediately feel like you are in someone's home. It is not a welcomed feeling. There were no snacks offered, limited drinks (only pre-sweetened iced tea) and the breakfast was just acceptable at best (one pancake rolled up with jam inside). The bedrooms are upstairs (again - dark paneling) and it feels more like a rooming house than a B&B. The separate "cottage" is actually a mobile home unit. The "jacuzzi" is a very small, portable soft sided hot tub. I can't imagine how the other reviewer used her laptop because we had absolutely no service on our computer or I-phone. Nothing quaint or cozy anywhere - my suggestion is to spend a little more and stay elsewhere.