Chautauqua County Airport is a small regional airport having very little commercial traffic. The…read moreair traffic control for it is located way over in Erie, Pennsylvania and flying in or out of it during the winter months gets to be somewhat white knuckle and iffy side of things. However, to its credit it is the only airport with plenty of free parking and, unlike other large airports, friendly and rather hassle free. I usually fly in by private plane as commercial connections to or from it are constantly changing and are generally not very good or for that matter even existent. For the most part it's a taxpayer support waste since the much larger Buffalo/Niagara Falls Airport is only 60 miles away. Hence, really unnecessary for use by the everyday traveler. The interior of it is sparklingly clean and has some rather interesting displays for local attractions such as for the Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History. Overall, for a small regional airport, I like it and for the area within which it is located, is far better than the Bradford/Olean airport or the cow pasture of a landing strip located in nearby Warren, Pennsylvania.

A nice quiet clean scenic airport. Lots of parking, really nice helpful staff, plenty of seating ,…read moreclean well stocked bathrooms, vending machines , free wifi, and cheap flights. FYI there is a weight limit for luggage and a weight limit for passengers you may want to look into if you travel heavy or you're a BBW/BHM

Staff friendly. Campground is beautiful. The other people were very nice! Closet to town!read more

First I'd get rid of the crazy lady on the golf cart! She makes rules as they go and they don't…read moreapply to her or her family! Absolutely the worst camping we have ever done, she refused to let kids ride bikes after 8pm even though it was light out! Said kids couldn't be at the playground without adult supervision even though they were ages 7 to 16. On July 4th weekend we lost electricity the owner plugged our camper which is a 30amp to a 50amp and melted our cord! Absolutely worse camping ground around highly suggest looking into Lesiure lake or hemlock lakes. We were paid through end of the season and went to pick up the rest of our items and they were removed from a site we had paid for!

Debra and Ken have an amazing inn filled with historic furnishings right down to the Kane Manor…read morechina. They were both so thoughtful taking care to make our stay as nice as possible. Breakfast was amazing as well with a Dutch Baby blueberry pie.

My wife Mary and I recommend the Kane Manor Inn very highly. The owners Ben & Debra were very nice…read moreand helpful. When we arrived Ben gave us the history of the Kane family and the manor,which was very interesting. Rooms are rustic, cozy and clean. There is lots of walking/hiking trails. Plenty of biking and they are an outdoor outfitters. Anything you need is here.

Bemus Point - Stow Ferry is a paddle-wheel driven ferry that runs on cables and is operated by the…read moreChautauqua Lake Historic Vessels Company. The ferry, located in Bemus Point, was founded in 1811 by Thomas Bemus and it, or a revised form of it has been in operation. Ever since. It was once the only way between Bemus and Stow, but now there is an Interstate bridge. So, the ferry is now just for fun, operated only on weekends with the cost for a ride merely being a discretionary donation. The ride is only about 10 minutes but very enjoyable and a must if you have children.

A living piece of history! Started in 1811 as a log raft to haul farm animals across the narrows of…read moreChautauqua Lake, the ferry continues to operate over 200 years later. Although it now takes the form of a ferry that runs with a Cummins motor along cables that run under the surface of the water, it still carries cars, bikers, and pedestrians along the same route. And after a few years on dry land receiving much needed repairs, the ferry has been upgraded thanks to the donations and efforts of those who wish to see it run for decades to come! My family has been visiting Chautauqua before my cousins and I were even born, and I can remember riding it as a kid. An an era when so much has become modernized, impersonal, and done online, it's reassuring to know such things are preserved for future generations. You can experience what travel was like before highways and bridges. This quick ride between Bemus Point and Stow provides a great view of busy Bemus Bay, and all the boat traffic surrounding it. It's conveniently located near plenty of shops and restaurants, making it a must while sightseeing nearby. Please visit and make a donation so thousands can continue to appreciate Chautauqua, New York's, and America's unique past. Today's visit was a part of pirate-themed Lake Days weekend, so the ferry and many attractions in Bemus Point were decorated to celebrate the festivities.

The breakfast game is strong with this one. It's worth it to stay here for the food alone. I talked…read morewith the other guests for most of the morning about how much it blew our socks off.

I have stayed at many b&bs and hotels across the US, and this is hands down one of the best stays…read moreI've ever had - let's put it this way: I've already booked my next stay at the Victoria on Main next month, and cannot wait to return. The new owners, Richard and Angela, have taken every detail into consideration. From the moment my boyfriend and I stepped onto the property, we received nothing but a 5-star experience. The home is so dreamy, spotlessly clean and quaint beyond imagination. It is clear that they've poured their hearts into this space. Angela and Richard are kind, welcoming, considerate, and go SO above-and-beyond. Richard is also an extremely talented chef - the breakfast that is included with the stay is made with local products, home cooked and beyond delicious (I will literally be thinking about the omelette until the end of time lol). I highly recommend a stay here!

A true B&B. Near Chataqua and nice and quiet. Owner cares about every detail of decor, dining,…read moreambience, and comfort. We stayed here a second time on the way home from vacation just to enjoy the comfortable beds again. Can't wait to stay again.

This delightful B&B has lovely facilities and outstanding breakfasts. The owner is warm, welcoming…read moreand friendly ... the perfect hostess. We spent four nights at the B&B and enjoyed the upscale renovated home. The three course breakfast meals were beautifully presented and delicious. We would highly recommend this B&B for a restful getaway.

I have stayed at Horton House at least 4 times since 2012. I absolutely love this BNB. The owner is…read moreso friendly and laid back. The accommodations are spacious and comfortable. It is a short 1/2 mile walk to the heart of downtown Warren. Craig goes out of his way to make me feel at home. Beer in the fridge. Anything I want for breakfast. If you're staying in Warren, skip the chain hotels and give the Horton House a try. I think you'll be glad you did.

Staying in an old (1895) house with creaking floors and Halloween decorations was a kick. The fact…read morethat it's an excellent B&B made things even better. Convenient to the center of Warren (not that there's much of a town center), right on the main road (so you may hear a bit of rural traffic in the front rooms), this B&B boasts atmosphere, great hosts, and a superb breakfast. Definitely a good choice in this area.

Got me a car when no one else had one. Enterprise left me stranded after I had a confirmed…read morereservation. These people got me a car quickly and easily!