We had a wonderful stay at Reen's Bed and Breakfast. Reen is a delight and an excellent hostess…read more Her home is lovely. We would stay here again if we are ever in the Rochester area.

I hadn't been back to Rochester in years. My mother heard rave reviews about Reen's so I stayed…read morethere. Reen is wonderful! The house is lovely. All the benefits of a B&B with none of the drawbacks you sometimes find. Reen was flexible about my diet and my odd hours. I felt so at home there. I can't recommend this place highly enough!!

I have to qualify this review by stating that I am not a B&B person. But I thought I'd give it…read moreanother try.... So here is my slightly biased review: PROS: Truly nice couple who are fun to chat with. Old (really old) funky, farm house with a museum of antiques inside. Pretty, rural countryside. At night, VERY quiet and dark outside, if that's your thing. Close to lots of fresh veggie farm stands. Close to Lake Ontario. Ask about pet policy. CONS: Musty house - as all old homes are. A bit dark inside. Very steep narrow stairs to room. Linens are not white (can you "sanitize" multi-colored linens?) Window air conditioners. So, if you like the idea of a more homey, personal approach to lodging and love antiques, this is the place for you.

We have stayed twice with Christine and Scott at the White Farm B&B and have had a delightful…read moreexperience each time. They have done a beautiful job of preserving the look and feel of a historical home in the middle of rolling hills, cornfields and country roads. We have passed many a peaceful hour on their spacious and comfortable front porch listening to the crickets and birds, watching the magnificent show of stars each night, reading and often chatting with these two fascinating owners. The beds and linens are very comfortable and all the amenities are available. Christine is a terrific cook and we enjoyed lovely breakfasts of omelets, blueberry pancakes, lemon scones, luscious fruits, etc. We came to the area to bike on the Erie Canal and felt like we were coming "home" each afternoon to a warm and welcoming place. We can also give a shout out to the incredible pizza served up at The Rooster in downtown Brockport near the Canal. I would recommend The White Farm with no hesitations.

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.

As a hotel, it's 5 stars as far as I can tell. Very comfortable, modern and renovated, well run,…read moreetc. But I use Yelp exclusively to review food, so I guess I'm reviewing the included breakfast? The innkeepeers are super friendly, and the breakfast is prepared fresh. The fruit plate isn't the best, but it's out-of-season fruits, so you do what you can. The hot dishes were very tasty--crepes one day, oven pancakes the next--but not _so_ exceptional that I'd go out of my way just for the breakfast.

Dartmouth House is perfect!!…read more Stayed here and everything was fantastic. Highly recommend! Location: It's in a beautiful neighborhood, on a picturesque block, within walking distance to Park Avenue, which has several great restaurants and shops. Comfort: The beds are insanely comfortable (reminds me of the W Hotel beds) and the rooms are very spacious with everything you might need (Netflix, mini-fridge; closet; complimentary lux bath gel, shampoo, conditioner; iron; hairdryer, etc.). The entire place is charmingly historic but also thoroughly updated / remodeled, so everything is in perfect working order and clean/stylish. Service: Gary, the innkeeper/manager, is amazing. He treated us so well and makes the most delicious homemade muffins and eggs for breakfast! He's friendly, caring, and a great resource throughout the stay, who is accessible but not intrusive. Getting around: Like I said, great location and also very easy for Uber/Lyft to find. We were going to rent a car but honestly didn't really need one. If you do, though, there's parking on site in the back and also plenty of parking on the street. Overall, just a terrific place!!!

This place was okay. I had higher expectations from visiting another review site. The most…read moreimportant thing was that the bed was comfortable. I've stayed in other B&Bs where the bed was uncomfortable. Nothing ruins a vacation faster than an uncomfortable bed. The B&B is located in an old 7 bedroom Victorian house. I guess that is supposed to add "charm". I was a little concerned as we approached. The house and porch were were covered in peeling paint. I guess that when the house was last painted it was not properly prepped, as it does not seem that it should be peeling that much. I was concerned I hard booked a complete dump. The first impression was definitely NOT impressive. Once inside, things were MUCH nicer. The house was a little stuffy, but we are in that transitional winter/spring period. It's May, but spring has come very late this year. The first nigh, I could not sleep, even with the open window, because I was too hot; the last night, the heat kicked in. I did not see any window air conditioners and the house does not appear to have central air. The weather is in transition so, perhaps there will be air conditioning later in the season. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: * Comfortable bed * Clean * Breakfast was pretty good. The innkeeper cooked for us each day. She served a lot of turkey sausage, which was not very good. Eggs and fruit and yogurt were fine though. * Cute, quaint town with easy access to a trail along Lake Erie. * Fair nightly rate * Friendly innkeeper. Cons: * Lots of clutter. I guess some people find it charming to have old yellowed period clothing and photos in the room. I do not. There were also lots of chairs to trip over in the common space. There were also way too many pillows, both on the bed and the chairs in the room. * Ticking clock next to the bed. This made it impossible to sleep. I eventually had to hide the clock to sleep. Who puts a ticking clock in a bedroom? * The nightlight in the bathroom was far too bright and was disruptive to sleep. It eventually had to be moved. I think we'd come back, but we'd need to be very specific in our breakfast requests or just plan to eat elsewhere. I'd also have to bring a nightlight.

I agree with most of lynn review but my breakfast was fantastic I had no offending night light. I…read moreloved talking with the fascinating innkeepers.

Good service and good food! The lake street chicken sandwich was so delicious; not dried out or…read morebland. Everyone else in my group had the baked or battered fish fry and they all loved their meals. I went around 5 PM on a Friday and it was already very busy so keep that in mind. I also loved the cozy ambiance of the old stone walls and large fireplace in the dining area. Definitely a great spot for dinner!

We had a reservation for 8 on a Friday night at 645. There is bar seating, some tables within the…read morebar area and a dining room area to the right of the bar. The service was friendly and attentive. Unfortunately, due to the kitchen not being able to keep up, they had to stop taking orders for about 30 minutes; so, it was a bit of a wait to order our food and then receive it. We ordered some apps and main dishes including colossal mozzarella sticks (that naming is an embellishment as they were only slightly larger than standard), buffalo pockets, Pittsburgh salad, broiled haddock and opened fade steak to name a few. The apps were good, but nothing special. The waitress was helpful in making sure my mother was able to the have a gf meal; she had the Pittsburgh salad with honey and mustard brought to use as a dressing. My mom enjoyed it. I had the baked haddock with sweet potato fries. It was cooked nicely and the fries were good; crisp outside, soft inside. Three people ordered the open face steak and they all liked it, though not all the steaks were found to be cooked as ordered; they were overcooked from what was requested. I found the bathroom to need some more attention to detail with cleaning; the chair rail, baseboard, handicapped bars and top of toilet tank were all very dusty.

our stay wasn't that good:…read more 1st the bed were rock hard and not comfortable in the slightest! 2nd they didn't have enough towel and toilet paper and nobody was at the desk when we went to ask for more. the only decent thing was the breakfast yet that was only sparse in variety and mediocre at best. i would not recommend this hotel if you want a good experience and a good nights sleep.

Location was great. Common areas clean and well maintained. Plenty of parking…read more Room was not ready at check-in. Mattress was very uncomfortable as there was a large concavity in the middle. Kids complained that the pullout couch smelled horrible. Very limited options offered for breakfast and my wife was not able to get coffee as all that was available when she went to breakfast was hot water and decaf. Hotel manager, Kim P. was incredibly unpleasant and condescending. Shouldn't be in hospitality with her lack of customer service.