Wonderful hosts, wonderful views. The owner, Gary Adamson,…read moreis a fountain of knowledge and good times. His partner, Linda Markell, knows how to make guests feel welcome and comfortable.

Adorable and well maintained little bed and breakfast in a scenic location overlooking the lake…read more Friendly hosts cook the BEST breakfasts and are helpful and knowledgeable about the region, wines, and dinner options. If you are extra lucky, they might even serenade you. I have been here twice, and both times stayed in the room with the bath that is disconnected from the room. It is NOT a shared bath, it is just a few steps outside the room. Not a big deal at all and it's HUGE. Paradise on the Lake is a great home base when exploring the gorgeous Finger Lakes. I won't stay anywhere else.

I've never stayed at a B&B before and have never been to Finger Lakes either. I decided to try the…read moredigital nomad life for a few days for a change of pace and opportunity to adventure after work. I was very surprised with the appearance and layout of the B&B. It has new house smell and was pristine. The rooms are larger than I thought with good sized closets. I needed a desk for the week and the owners were very kind to bring one to the room for me. By the way - most folks are out for the day so the WiFi was better than my company jet pack! Definitely a plus. Breakfast this week landed around 9a and I had meetings during that time. They were so gracious to have a plate ready or welcome me to the porch table for privacy. Pros: - Their wine is delicious and their origin story is very interesting. Schedule a tasting ($10)! - Breakfast was delicious every day and includes ingredients from their garden - Local coffee served. And, it's good! - Beautiful, clean home - Knowledgeable owners - Close to several wineries - Short drive to town (restaurants) - beautiful area, super relaxing Cons: - Most wineries close at 5pm - TV in my room was *very* small. We didn't use it often so no stars taken.

Our party of 8 had a beautiful experience at New Vines. The owners Todd & Dani were most…read moreaccommodating and generous.. We all had our own private domicile and bed rooms with a private bath and they were so kind to provide us with a beautiful brunch in the am and even provided a bottle or two of delicious locally made wine . This was my first trip to the finger lakes and wine country and New Vines will definitely be our spot to stay when we do return!

We just returned from a 3 night stay at this B&B…read more Check-in was a breeze. Our room (the Seneca) was absolutely amazing. The view is stunning, you are literally steps from the lake. The decor was nicely done and the room was stocked with everything we needed. The pool is very nice as well. Overall, the resort was quiet and the staff was super friendly. The breakfast was OUTSTANDING. I don't know that I've ever had a better breakfast anywhere else. My only wish was that the chairs outside the Seneca room were Adirondacks rather than metal chairs with cushions. It rained quite a bit, but when it wasn't raining, we were unable to sit on them because the cushions were wet. Overall, I highly recommend this B&B for a great location and experience!

We had the smallest room and although the room was bright with window, sliding doors, and nicely…read moredecorated it was uncomfortably small that opening suitcases was almost impossible. No side tables to set things on and the bed and pillows were definitely uncomfortable. The bathroom was a pleasant surprise. The owners were pleasant and helpful. The B& B was impossible to find at night...or even during the day & a little dangerous to cross a railroad track then make a sudden sharp right turn down a hill !! Breakfasts were very good and I especially enjoyed eating outside on the sunny patio with a view. I thought the price was a little high for my room as I have spent many a year in B&B's......The excellent wineries abound in the area and for that reason I recommend...

A comfortable, quaint place to stay. The hosts are all about making you feel at home and…read morecomfortable. It's right next to Fillmore Glen state park with a beautiful waterfalls and natural swimming pool.

My sister and I took my mom to the Rose Petal Inn for my mothers 70th birthday and our experience…read morewas beyond our expectations. We purchased the wine and dine package - staying three nights and doing two days of wine tours with the man in the van. It was spectacular. Wine tours- were a great experience . We saw 6-7 vineyards each day and did the east side of the lake one day and the west the other! Dario, our driver, was an amazing tour guide and very knowledgeable about the wine and the region! You won't be dissapointed if you book your tours with him! Food- the breakfast at this B&B was out of this world - all made to order unique menu choices!! And then there is the 9 course tapas meal on Saturday night. Chef Andy really out did himself with an international culinary adventure ! In addition to the food at the inn Rossana will give you great recommendations for community restaurants. Inn- very clean and comfortable ! Wine and dine package - highly recommended! Rossana uses this package to spoil her guests with nice surprises through your stay. Owners- Rossana and Andy are such lovely people! We greatly enjoyed chatting with them and their wonderful family! Will most definitely be returning !

Andrew and Rossana are great people and excellent hosts. They opened their B&B in beautiful Geneva…read moreN.Y., in 2013 after buying and restoring a quaint house in a centrally located area of town. Andrew is a trained chef and his breakfasts are off the chart. Guests are given a full menu to order off, and on our visit the breakfast included French-press expresso, baked goods, fresh juices, a fruit course, and an entree. Andrew is a bit bewildered why nobody orders his huevos rancheros (I wish I had), so give it a try when you are there. You can have it straight up or in an omelet. Andrew and Rossana offer an excellent tapas dinner on Saturday night, which is not only a great value but extraordinary in its depth and complexity. My wife and I enjoyed it immensely. We will be back.

This is a lovely place to base your wine tasting trip. Really homely comfortable rooms. Comfortable…read morebeds, deep, deep old fashioned bath where I soaked for ages. They leave a note on the front door so when you arrive, there's no red tape. The owners don't bother ever. Breakfast in the room or on the porch in good weather. Short drive into town. I have 2 minor gripes of which one can remedied by taking a kettle and some coffee and tea. The other is a really small TV screen which is quite difficult to watch but I suppose you're not going to watch TV. All in all, an easy five stars. Thanks for your hospitality, guys. We'll be back. NB. Only 3 rooms so book early.

What a gem of a place! So beautiful and interesting, and in a great location. The room we stayed in…read morewas super comfortable, and breakfast on the porch with a lake view was absolutely lovely. The owners love what they do, and they are very good at it too.

So the wife and I like to go to the Renaissance faire in Sterling New York at least once a year and…read moretypically will stay at a hotel in Oswego, however this year I decided to book a bed and breakfast for us and randomly chose this place after searching online. It was pretty close in proximity to the Ren Faire so that was a bonus. Kind of looks like your standard farmhouse when you pull up, however the inside looks incredible. The owner, I think his name was Josh, gave us a brief history of the place the next morning and I believe he said it was built in the late 1800s. Like I said it's very nice inside and each of the four rooms as a bonus that you don't typically find in farmhouses, has a window air conditioner. Quick tip however for anybody reading this and considering going there, if you're like me and you prefer your bedroom to be a little on the cooler side when you're sleeping, go up and turn on that air conditioner as soon as you arrive. The upstairs rooms can get pretty warm, of course I was there at the end of July but still it's going to take a couple minutes for that air conditioner to bring it down a few degrees. But anyway we slept pretty well, I received a text message at 8:30 the next morning alerting me that there was a tray of coffee and creamer and stuff outside the door and breakfast was served just a couple minutes past 9:00. The really interesting part about this particular place was the barn. When you pull up to the house, obviously being a farmhouse there's a barn out back. Not much to look at really, just looks like a barn.. But Josh gave us a look inside as we were leaving the next morning. I should have got some pictures but the inside is fully decked out as a venue that could be used for a wedding/reception and or any other small party or gathering. There's a bar area, a stage, some really cool lighting, and an upstairs area where a lot of tables were set up. If you're thinking about having a wedding in that area and are looking for somewhere to possibly have your reception, or in theory the actual wedding as there is a stage there... By all means give this place some consideration. Outdoors has a lot of space and a few more tables, there was a fire pit and contrary to another review that was left on here a few years ago there's a permanent structure that was built for a ladies room and a men's room. Like I said we were here just a few days ago at the end of July so the Flowers that would typically be in bloom in the springtime had passed and the ones that would be coming around in another month and a half or so obviously had not bloomed yet however judging by the number of bushes that I'm seeing, I'm sure it looks quite amazing when everything is trimmed and all the flowers are out and everything is decorated. Anyway, by all means if you're looking for somewhere different than your standard hotel room to stay and you're in this area, check this place out. Pricing wasn't that much different than a king size bed would have been in Oswego and I guarantee nobody at a hotel would have brought me coffee.

We came to this wonderful barn for a wedding. Josh, the host, was wonderful with accommodations. We…read morewere nervous about using the outhouse, but the outhouse was the biggest and cleanest I've ever seen. The barn itself was beautifully decorated, and tables were spaced out enough. We really had a wonderful time.

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.

This place is AMAZING. It's the loveliest B&B I've ever been graced with staying at. The hosts are…read moreso knowledgeable and helpful (amazing cooks, too!) that have perfected the art of hosting. Chuck reminds me of career old-world butlers, when it was an artform to serve landed gentry and aristocracy. He and Holly are a delight to talk to, though unintrusive if that's what you wish. Also, their outdoor cat Mia has thumbs and it's too cute.

From the owner: After being closed for two years, this charming 1855 Gothic Revival Cottage has re-opened with new…read moreowners. You'll find exquisite little treasures & delights everywhere! In addition to a beautiful room, our guests have access to the double parlors, a library, a butler's pantry with a refrigerator, and a large dining room that opens to a wonderful wrap-a-round screened porch. The outdoor world of the Hubbell House begins the moment you step out onto the porch. From this two-story vantage point, you overlook a garden and a sloping lawn leading down to the private boat dock. The dock juts out into the tranquil waters of VanCleef Lake, that is part of the Cayuga - Seneca Barge Canal and Locks 2 & 3. Escape to the dock for some quiet time, take a paddle-boat for a spin around the lake, take a refreshing swim, or try your luck at fishing. Just a short walk to the village, museums and restaurants.

Charming and cozy! I believe it to be the best kept secret in Moravia. We will make it a constant…read morestop when we travel to NY. The rooms are well maintained and comfortable. The owners are extremely accommodating and friendly. The exterior is gorgeous and the landscaping is lovely. I can't say enough good things about The Tuthill House.