Friend and I drove into the area on Friday afternoon and made this our first stop to help plan our…read moretime in the area. The lady who helped us was fantastic - she gave us a quick history about the area, directed us to a few points of interest that we could hit during the rest of the day and gave us some great insights on the Allegheny National Forest, where we planned to spend two days backpacking. She also gave us recommendations for lunch and dinner - both of which were SPOT ON - and told us about the free parking behind the. Holding when she found out I had paid to park on the street out front. She loaded us up with maps, highlighted the best routes for us to take, and was just so energetic and pleasant that it made us that much more excited to start our exploration of Bradford, the Kinzua Bridge, and the Allegheny National Forest. Perfect way to start our weekend. I HIGHLY recommend you stop on, even if you think you know what you want to do in the area. I know I'll be back!

The Allegheny National Forest is amazing and visiting the surrounding towns is like taking a step…read moreback in time. The visitors bureau was so helpful in helping us organize our trip.

So for memorial weekend the price was alright. It stated it had a patio and overlooking golf…read morecourse. There were 2 chairs by our door looking at the parking lot. Not what we expected. I am also thinking we had a child above us as we heard running overhead for a few hours. But stopped about 10pm. They had a grab and go breakfast- coffee, tea, oj, muffins, yogurt, fruit and cereal. That was really nice. Pool was open but way too cold for our liking. Would I come back maybe? But maybe at one if the other hotels. Employees were courteous and helpful.

I initially wanted to rate this property "two stars" but maybe this property is 'da bomb' during…read moreski season. But during summer, it leaves much to be desired. First, I booked on-line. As of 06.28.20, COVID-19 restrictions were not posted on the property's website or in the email confirmation I received. Complimentary continental breakfasts were still listed but not offered. No mention of restricted housekeeping procedures was mentioned. Reservations are required to use the pool but the front desk fails to answer the phone despite multiple attempts. While these restrictions may seem apparent to management, not every guest is from New York, engaged in the hospitality industry, or facing the same restrictions elsewhere. The room we were assigned apparently had not been occupied in weeks, perhaps months. Dead leaves & cobwebs were around the entry door. The room had a musty smell upon entering. Cobwebs were in the corners at the ceiling. Patio furniture had not been cleaned. The indoor/outdoor pool had not been vacuumed for some . According to my wife, the decor is due for an update but I didn't mind it. The TV is small & there is no microwave, both contrary to today's amenities at most properties. The charging stations for mobile devices is in the base of the nightstand lamps but are of little use when plugged into an outlet controlled by the room's wall switch. Fortunately, my phone which I use for my wake-up alarm did not completely drain of power overnight. Positive points are 1st floor king rooms have a private exterior entry only feet from the parking lot. Rear French doors lead to a small patio adjacent to a large common green space which could be an advantage if you have rambunctious children or a pet accompanying you (provided you clean up after it). The location is adjacent to the slopes & a short drive from the center of town. To say it is within walking distance of downtown probably exceeds most people's expectations. In winter & desperate to ski with more convenient lodgings unavailable, this would not be a terrible choice. In summer, I would consider booking elsewhere. We ultimately decided to cancel the final day of our summer stay. __________________________ Fellow Yelpers! If you've read to this point, please take a moment to rate my review which, in turn, helps keep me motivated. Thank you!

The most wonderful experience of our lives. First off, can I how sweet and adorable and kind Joan…read morethe innkeeper is. Absolute sweetheart of a person. The room was perfect and spotless and just a wonderful intimate atmosphere. If you ever need a getaway for a night or two, I would highly recommend the Galletts house. The breakfast was absolutely delicious and Joan's history of the house and her family was so fun to listen to. You are missing out on life if you don't come Olean and stay in this bed and breakfast. Thank you Joan for an amazing time, we truly appreciate it.

Room was comfortable and nicely arranged. We had what I think was the master bedroom in the…read moreoriginal room. Refrigerator in ours and possibly all rooms. Nice touch for a B&B. Great dining room. Elegant breakfast. All around I was very happy with our stay. I would definitely go back. Living room was great too. Host very informative and has a great story about the house. Said to see it's up for sale.

We went to the Christmas stroll in Ellicottville and stayed at this wonderful bed and breakfast…read more We were greeted at the door so warmly by the host. It was cozy, charming and comfortable. The room was beautiful. We will definitely stay there again!

Simeon B. Robbins was a local man who joined thousands of others in the search for gold in the…read moreWestern Territories. Unlike others, he struck it rich, and brought his new fortune home with him to Franklinville. He spared no expense in building his dream home: The 1895 Queen Anne style home has multiple Italianate towers, four porches, imported woods, inlaid floors throughout the house, a ballroom upstairs and a balcony for the musicians. He spent so much money on his home, he was unable to furnish it. The home is supported by the Ischua Valley Historical Society, which gives daily tours during the annual April Maple Sugar Festival (fourth weekend of April).

Great trails Beautiful surroundings but nasty outhouse that has fecal matter all over the seats. My…read moregroup loved the whole experience but my only gripe was the cost of firewood and the uncleanliness. It rained and we got drenched. Great fun.

i would recommend it was my first time trail riding but i went up the black diamond trail hill…read moreclimb and i got up it it was tricky but i pushed through and got it done but my buddy wasn't fast enough but my dad was @thetruckguyllc and i lost him but then got reunited and the staff are so nice very nice staff and light blue trails are the easiest! i love this place and hoping to go next time possible and the best part it was my b day trip and thank you to the staff they showed the trails and they made it better!

Lovely private, local ski club located in Ellicottville. Holimont is well taken care of and well…read moregroomed. The trails are always perfect and powdery. Since there is no night skiing available the snow isn't super packed down. The staff was attentive, helpful and friendly. Since this is a private club it definitely feels like it's own community and seems very family oriented. When I have gone there aren't wild and rowdy teens which is a plus. The good news is that on weekdays anyone can buy a pass to check out this awesome place. You can buy online to get a small discount. I have only gone during the week and there haven't been serious crowds or lines. I am not sure about the weekends but since it's members only I'm sure it's not nearly as busy as some of the other local public resorts. The lodges are cozy and accommodating. There is now a cafeteria here in the main lodge which has plenty to choose from. You are also free to bring your crockpots or picnic style lunches to enjoy. There are tons of indoor and outdoor seating options, many large grills for anyone to use and a cool fire pit to sit and relax. There are rentals, lessons and a specialty adaptive ski program available. During covid masks were worn inside and outside and this was enforced by staff. Hand sanitizing stations were set up all over. There was also a large, outdoor, well ventilated tent this year to provide extra seating during covid. Another fun perk that makes this place unique is there are many gorgeous homes on the hills and around the trails. It's fun to see them when you are on the lift and skiing down the hills.

Very nice private ski resort in Ellicotville. The best part of Hollimont is how private everything…read moreis. You never feel overcrowded, can get on the lifts very fast and there are many challenging hills. One of the better ski resorts in the area. Would definitely recommend.

This rural airport (OLE) is used mostly by hobbyists, and it has two runways: A grooved asphalt one…read more4,800' long for commercial airplanes, and a turf runway for the lighter planes which is 2,135' long. Fuel is available 24/7 (Jet-A), there's space for rent in both the main hangar and T-hangars. Tie-downs also available. Although there's no manned Air Traffic Control, incoming pilots may turn on landing lights and beacon by pressing their mic key seven times. NOTAMS @ 122.8 MHz. There are two pilot lounges with sofas and a Pepsi machine. A courtesy vehicle Ford Explorer available if reserved ahead of time: Call (716) 557-8800.