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Buffalo Harmony House

4.8 (21 reviews)
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Rachael R.

Hands down the BEST bed & breakfast we've ever stayed at. My boyfriend and I made a quick 24 hr trip to see our Alma Mater and we were lucky enough to score a room same day with Holly and Daniel. We were greeted by the whole family (they have a young daughter) in the foyer upon arrival and were walked through how to use the electronic lock pad and all of the rooms available to us on the first floor - two seating areas, the dining room, and an antique souvenir/Buffalo maps room. There's a piano, many fireplaces, and a chess board, as well as a small fridge/freezer for anyone to use. Daniel let us know there were breakfast seating times from 6:30-8am so we let them know we wanted to sit for the 8am. Holly showed us to our room and brought a pitcher of water and glasses for us. The rooms were beautiful and perfectly sized. We had the Sparrow room, which may be the smallest but we had plenty of space. The furniture has so much character and Daniel explained that everything's been reupholstered so every piece was still in perfect shape. Our room had a fireplace, armoire, tv, and dresser with a beautifully redone bathroom connected. The bathrobes were incredible and the plumbing was much better than expected with an old house - did not wait long for hot water and the toilet worked extremely well. We explored downtown for dinner time and came back with a bottle of wine to play some chess before bed. Daniel graciously provided a corkscrew and wine glasses and told us about the history of the house before we went up to sleep. The bed was very comfortable and there was an air conditioning unit in the window that we could control. The next morning we went to the dining room for breakfast and it was DELICIOUS! More than I ever expected - a peach pastry with what tasted like homemade whip, a yogurt parfait with home grown and made fig jam, a cold pressed celery/pear/apple/ginger juice, and finally our choice of sweet (banana fosters French toast with bacon) or savory (herb cream cheese, lox, onion, and capers on everything bagel crisps with a poached egg) so we did one of each :) 4 courses with coffee and water while admiring the beautiful fig tree right outside the window... incredible. Holly and Daniel are doing an AMAZING job here and I cannot recommend this place enough. 17/10!!!!

Chia pudding with raspberry, pineapple, and mango
Dara K.

Best bed and breakfast experience of our lives, but I don't want to narrow it to just bed and breakfasts. This was hands down among the top 3 places we've ever stayed while on vacation and one of the best places we've had breakfast. Holly and Daniel have not only renovated and furnished a historic home themselves, but offer a hospitable experience with beautiful bedrooms and sitting areas as well as wonderful food. No detail is spared. If you're needing a place to stay in Buffalo, or just want to get away, look no further, Buffalo Harmony House is here! My toddler, husband, and I stayed here while in town for a wedding downtown. This location was a 5-minute drive from the wedding venue. We opted to stay here instead of a mainstream hotel because we knew this place would be clean. We weren't expecting such a well-put-together home and such amazing food, service, and hospitality. The photos really don't do it justice. I wish I took some of our room and the sitting areas, but only remembered to photograph the food. They have a piano, which my son and I loved to play. They pick their own fruits from local farms, and freeze them, so no matter what, you get the freshest, tastiest pastries during your 4-course breakfast. They also have a rooftop garden to grow their own vegetables. I believe they make essentially everything from scratch. Their whipped cream was decadent, and nothing was too rich, all was perfectly flavorful. They allow you to select sweet vs. savory as well. My husband got savory and I got sweet, so we both got to try the best of both! They made everything gluten free just for us since my husband can't have gluten. I couldn't tell that it was gluten free, which was wonderful (anyone who know what it's like only eating gluten free will understand that if a person who eats gluten loved the gf food, it means something). Also, the coffee was third wave barista quality. We wish we had more than two days to stay in Buffalo. We were so happy to have found this place.

We spent our anniversary here and had such a wonderful time. Beautifully decorated and maintained home. Holly and Daniel are wonderful hosts and we felt very at home. The room we stayed in was absolutely beautiful and the entire home had many spots to take pictures. Breakfast in the morning was absolutely amazing and every course was delicious. Dining room was so beautiful to eat in and the service was spectacular. My fiancé also had a bouquet of flowers added to the room for me when I got there aswell, which they wrapped for me very nicely so that I could take it home. Will be returning. Overall 100/10 and I recommend this experience to everyone.

Sparrow Suite
Julia W.

Amazing stay. Worth a trip to Buffalo just to stay are the Harmony House. The owners, Holly and Daniel could not be more welcoming and friendly. Every step was perfect. We were welcomed by a beautiful garden outside and entered into a beautiful foyer with a mosaic tiled floor. Two traditional Victorian sitting rooms and the dining room are downstairs. Upstairs are the guest rooms. We peaked into most of them at some point during our stay, and they are each unique and meticulously designed. We stayed in the Sparrow Suite; it was perfect for us. The Victorian furnishings continue throughout; our room had a mirrored wardrobe that we both wanted to take home with us, and the sink was retrofitted from a traditional sowing table. That being said, the traditional is mixed with enough modern to make the stay more than comfortable. Breakfast is included and is four courses every morning! Easily some of the best breakfast I have ever had. Holly does most of the cooking, and the food is local sourced whenever possible. They are very able to adjust to any dietary needs. To make the stay perfect, Holly and Daniel can add so many unique touches. We had two beautiful bouquets of flowers when we walked into our room. Our first night there was a perfect essential oil bath and warm robes. They also made us tea and some delicious sweet snacks on two afternoons. Holly really is wonder woman, and we would stay again and again!

Vegitable fritata, sausage
Charles H.

OMG, the breakfast! I know I should be organized in my review, but their breakfast is so much better than any B+B that I've stayed in. This was a sit down, wait served, order taken breakfast. We had two choices: sweet or savory. Each came with three courses and was devine. See pictures. We've stayed in many B+Bs and you usually get a "continental" breakfast, ie. cereal and milk and donuts if you're lucky. Danial and Holly were very present and gave us a tour of the house. They bought it in a dilapidated state and totally renovated it. It's really a delightful home, very victorian in decor, but with the latest electronic features, like a front door lock that uses your phone number's last four digits - easy to remember. So, at any rate, very clean, very friendly, and at a reasonable price. Also, very well located with several restaurants and bars within a few minutes walk. You can't go wrong here.

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This is a great bed & breakfast! Every room is unique and charming. I would love to write in this space -- I am working on a historical fiction novel, and this house gives off a lovely Victorian vibe. Hosts Holly and Daniel have put so much love and time into the house. Check out the pictures of what it looked like before they purchased the property. What a difference! They go above and beyond for guests, making everyone feel welcome. And they do all this while juggling multiple responsibilities; I can't even imagine! Breakfast was amazing. Holly asked us whether we wanted the sweet or the savory option when we checked in. I chose sweet and hubby chose savory. Everything was delicious and made with wholesome ingredients, but what really "made" the experience for us was the care, friendliness, and attentiveness that Holly and Daniel put forth. Parking is on the street (free of charge). The street was not busy at all though, so that helped! The room we stayed in (Bluejay Billet) was very quiet. The hosts supplied earplugs as well, which I appreciated as I tend to be a light sleeper. Epic place. We will definitely return.

Cheyanne M.

My boyfriend and I stayed here for a small trip to New York and we were met with the most hospitable people :) they made us a delicious breakfast and helped us around town. Will definitely be coming back!

Had the best stay EVER here!!! If I could give it 10 stars I would. If you're in Buffalo this is so much better than staying in a hotel! Holly and Daniel are wonderful hosts. The home is beautiful and the food is even better!

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Very nice place to stay. Terrific hosts. Clean comfortable room. Great food.

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Forest Lawn

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Forest Lawn Cemetery, Main Street

An amazing adventure. We took the Forest lawn cemetery tour. You meet at the Wendy Center, check…read morein, and check in for the trolley. Our docent (Rebecca) was excellent. So much information, fun facts, and a few special guests. The 2 hour tour could easily have been 3-4 hours. Wonderful and fascinating facts about Buffalo and the people. You can sign up for the tour on their website. Book early it is quite full

Come see some ghosts…read more Red Jacket is buried here. There's a huge statue in his honor by the Delaware Ave gate. In front of his huge statue are a number of other Native Americans who were significant in some way. Come see the sphinx, there's only one here. Near Hengerer, where you can have tea (if you remember those days). The tall blue spire is here too - from the Sears home catalog (first of its type). You could order your own spire from the catalog. Irving Berlins first wife is here, she died soon after their marriage. Come find out how many former Mayors of Buffalo are buried here. Learn about the history of motion pictures in America. This is a trolley tour of forest lawn. The trolley fits perhaps 30 people and starts on time. So be on time. You can reserve online (tickets cost depending on your subject and length), or chance it and go to register when there. Twice I've had the same docent and she's really good. She's been doing the tours for over a decade and really does seem able to answer any question. It's a few hours that will give you tons of interesting and fun info. Well worth the price of entry.

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Buffalo Central Terminal

(24 reviews)

Eastside

Both the location and appearance of Buffalo's Central Terminal has been know to scare people, but…read moredon't succumb to that impulse - this place is totally worth visiting! When you walk around inside the terminal, more likely than not the sights and the feel of this place will start your mind wondering about what happened here when this place shut down... If you' not brave enough to exlporing inside, the lines and shape of the main building and the lovely clocks all around are reason enough by themselves to at least do a drive-by :-)

If this were the Buffalo Dental Terminal, you could get your teeth fixed here. Whereas if it were…read morethe Mental Terminal, then they'd perform gruesome lobotomies. Come to think of it, this building seems just about haunted enough for that to be true. And if it were the Petal Terminal, well then it'd be a harmless Flower Market. Then again perhaps a Flower Market is a synonym for something gruesome. Hmm. Let me think on that one. I recently represented Yelp here at a booth, and that was really cool, to hang out inside it for a whole day. They really, really need some better Air Conditioning though! Lol. I guess the 1920s was pre-global-warming or something. I've been here many times. I've taken a self-guided tour (which I wasn't supposed to), I've taken an actual tour (which was free, because I know someone who knows someone), and I've even done a photo shoot here (for my first CD). I used to live about 10 minutes walk from this place. It hasn't changed much in all the time since I first saw it. Very run down. And yet it's so haunting and perfect that I love it. This is one of the most instantly recognizable buildings in the beautiful and remarkable old skyline of Buffalo. It towers above the East Side with its broken windows, it's massive haunting dark open shaft (minds out of the gutter), and its glowing clock faces. There have been concerts here, as well as ghost tours, but it remains largely in disrepair. Everyone and their mother is hoping that it never gets demolished, and is eventually restored. The sad thing is that once upon a time it was a truly great place, bustling and full of passengers heading to the other Central Terminal... Grand Central in NYC. The pictures of this place full of well-to-do Upstate New Yorkers getting on and off trains is very depressing. America has changed so much and not always for the better. It's one of my favourite places in Buffalo, and was featured in the booklet of my first CD for good reason. Let's make sure it never gets knocked down. In other news, my cat Harley just pooped all over my carpet. Scuse me while I kiss this guy. I mean clean the poop. Same thing really.

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McKinley Death Rock

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North Buffalo

Road trip side step…read more On my way to my final destination I made a stop in the Buffalo area to see some things before I could check into my hotel. I have been in search of some Presidential sites recently and came across this while browsing for things to do before I left for my vacation. If you happen to stop by the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site they kind of point you in this direction. If not done on purpose, it's in a passing manner. There you will understand my Teddy had his swearing in ceremony because of what happened near this site. In this beautiful, planned out community you will stumble upon a median in the road that holds mostly trees and a variety of plants. Every so often it is dotted with rocks. This rock was purposefully put here. This community once held the Pan-American Expo, an expansive exposition of the countries from the Americas. With the expo there were many makeshift buildings built that could easily be torn down once the expo reached completion. The building that this stones represents, in a manner, was the Temple of Music. Just outside the temple, President McKinley would be shot by a man and ultimately pass away due to the gunshot. This stone is meant to be a monument or maybe a placard to remind you of what once happened in this area. It is well maintained and as other reviews have stated, usually flanked by small American flags. Some housekeeping here. Be mindful of the area, this is a neighborhood and you are visiting. Do not block a driveway. It is a road, be aware of your surroundings and traffic. Do not trample the area. Lastly, make it quick, there isn't much else to see here.

It may seem morbid, but it is history. The Pan American Exposition was build to be leveled…read moreafterwards, so nothing (save one building, I believe) remains. So, this rock is the only thing to remind the USA of McKinley's assassination and the only president to be inaugurated outside of DC. If you're looking for the full tour, add a stop to Delaware and W. Ferry, which is where McKinley died (there's just a sign there). And then go to the Roosevelt Museum/National Park. It's work the small price of admission and is a small, yet well done museum (perhaps a bit too patriotic, but that's to be expected I suppose).

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