According to my Map App, the place is 20.3 miles from my home. Not to bad, but further than I…read moreusually travel. I won a gift certificate at a fundraiser for the Rochester Breast Cancer Coalition, so decided to give it a try. SO GLAD WE DID! It was wonderful. We are BBQ snobs (second only to our snobbery around beers) mostly because of family connections in Oklahoma. We were beyond thrilled with the quality and quantity of the food. Very nice selection of craft beers on tap, got us off to a great start, but then the food sealed the deal. We started with the chicken wings, the House Sweet & Sour- wonderful. Crispy, crunchy, but inside wonderfully moist and chewy. Some of the best ever! Then we ordered: The Oink & Moo- a wonder mix of Ribs, Pulled Pork and Brisket. All wonder taste and perfectly prepared. Our sides were Mac & Cheese and the Baked Beans, both, also some of the best. The space was comfy and the staff very helpful providing great service. Can't wait to drive the 20 miles for dinner again!!!!

service was slow and unaffected. Waited forever to get a drink and longer for food to come. Sorry,…read morewon't come back ever

excellent tour guide Sash and driver Michael. hotels clean…read moreand comfortable quick and easy system loading and off loading,

We recently did the Presqu'ile National Park & Old Mill Alpacas day trip. We had lots of fun…read moredespite the iffy weather. Our tour guide Charmaine is very organized & friendly. It was so nice that everything was laid out clearly. We knew how much time we had for each activity. Our first stop was to the national park. We were getting intermittent rain alternating with sunshine so it was pretty wet. Also the park is on marshlands so even more wet than normal land! lol. We got dropped off by one of the board walking trails. It's very scenic & beautiful despite the rain. The sun came out at times. So nice to get some fresh air & there were birds, frogs, fish all around. Our next stop was at the Presqu'ile lighthouse, beach & visitor center (all near each other). The beach is small & rocky but it was so nice to be near the water. After the lighthouse we got to wander around the small visitor center. It has two single washrooms, a small history room, & a small gift shop. Next was our lunch stop at the Big Apple. There are around 4 food trucks outside the main building. There's a petting zoo also. Inside the main building there are washrooms, a candy store, baked goods, souvenirs, a burger joint & a bar. I liked the big apple but it would be hard to get there without a car. I liked that we got to pay for our own lunch because that also meant we could get whatever we want. Sometimes the day trips include lunch & has a limited menu especially for people with food intolerances. After lunch we got to go to Old Mill Alpacas. Here we got to feed the alpacas, and walk the alpacas. The owner of the farm also did a quick talk about alpacas. It was very interesting! Because of the rain it was muddy of course so we got dirty but I didn't mind as I was prepared with my waterproof boots. Also short trips informed us of weather conditions in an email before the day trip. After the alpacas we had a 30 mins break for dinner at a highway enroute rest stop. Too bad these enroute places don't have better food options. Anyway short trips has no control over that. Our drop off was on time. Overall we really enjoyed our tour with short trips. We would go on another tour with them for sure. Since we don't drive or have a car this is a really nice way to see parts in Ontario we wouldn't normally be able to see.

Had a great stay here. The staff were all so friendly, particularly the restaurant and front desk…read morecrews. The rooms are clean and reasonably priced, and the hotel is in a pretty neighborhood and conveniently located next to the freeway. Our whole family was there for a get-together and it worked out perfectly because we could hang in the lobby lounge area or the restaurant, or go find somewhere to eat/gather nearby. I didn't try the pool but I think next time I may have to. We'd definitely return!

The mixed Star was because the Staff made this location and this visit an easy 5 star!…read more However the Hilton touch has completely been lost in outdated decor, technology and everything that comes with the present. This is a gem of a location with a bounty to offer but is missing the mark due to Hilton lack of standards and touch. But this location has a A-Team! Bottom Line: Average, noisy with local siren, outdated, doors & handles need replacing (we were locked out of the bathroom), too many up charges for what's offered. Breakfast not included but can be purchased. Food was fresh. Location is poorly lit plan ahead. *We expressed our concerns and the Hilton Staff were very helpful and empathetic. We were genuinely grateful. Strong hospital is 13 miles away.

I was pleased by the service from the front desk. The woman that checked me in was patient as I got…read morea work credit card authorization form sent in so I could check in. The woman that was there both very early mornings I left for work was very pleasant and let me know the road conditions as I was leaving. The room was set to a warm 72 when I came in from the cold. The room felt clean. There was a mini fridge and a TV that I could stream my Netflix from. The internet worked well for my laptop. The only downside is the bathroom was tiny and the shower had hot water for a very short time before going warm.

Place baffles me. All the Marriott's in Rochester confuse me. Each are good. But all have a…read moredifferent fatal flaw. This one is Nice. Clean. Excellent location for me. But I feel invisible service-wise. No coffee outside the room before 6. No one acknowledged me with even a nod upon arrival (mobile check in) last night. When I asked about coffee at 5am this morning, the associate at the desk just complained to me about the paperwork she had to do. In my other reviews for the Marriotts in the area, you'll see what I mean. Every one is good. But each has its Achilles heal.

We've never stayed at Microtel Inn before, so this was a first. Very nice place. The room was…read moresufficient for our needs. I really liked the provided shampoo / conditioner / lotion/body wash. Nice smelling. I liked the fact that there was a guest laundry facility. Unfortunately, people can be slobs in an area that isn't theirs. Lint, spilled laundry detergent /liquid soap on the floor. Kind of a shame folks have to be messy. Overall, the place is clean and well maintained.

We entered our rm & it had never been made up from previous night. They Offered a diff rm & it was…read morenice with beds nice too. The breakfast buffet was very lame & not much options. Lots of restaurants near by.

I was pleasantly surprised by this Hampton Inn and was enjoying my stay until an incident on the…read morefirst night. The front desk attendant was very sweet and friendly. When I got into the room, I was impressed with how clean, spacious, and modern it was. A lot of hotels don't meet my needs as far as cleanliness goes, but this one was good. The room was also equipped with a fridge, microwave, and coffee pot. I recently had a lackluster experience at a much, much larger and more popular and expensive hotel, so I was really happy! After I showered and settled in, someone began to unlock my door and tried to come in. Terrified, I screamed that the room was occupied. Thankfully, I had the extra lock on, so even though they were able to unlock and open it a little, they weren't able to get in. As I looked through the peephole, the woman explained that she was from the front desk, and that apparently, I was in the wrong room. She said a few other things and returned to the lobby with the guests. I called downstairs after I collected myself to get some answers. Apparently, the original guest tried to unlock the door earlier but they couldn't (obviously), so she proceeded to Unlock it for them. My issue is that if the door was locked, that means that someone (me) was in there. As an employee, her first course of action should've been to call the room or even knock on the door and ANNOUNCE herself instead of silently deciding to barge in. I was in my towel and one of the guests was a man. Unfortunately, we see reports on the news all the time about violent behavior, kidnappings, and other things like that, and I thought this was one of those situations. She cut me off while trying to explain my perspective and she kept saying that "I was in the incorrect room". I don't work there and I was given a key to the room I paid for. She finally apologized for the "inconvenience" towards the end of the call, and the other guests were moved to the room I was supposed to be in. Aside from that ordeal, the breakfast wasn't appetizing at all. There was an abundance of cheese omelets and pork sausage patties that appeared to come from the freezer, but they did have some pastries, oatmeal, and cereal. Surrounding shops and restaurants are close by car but not on foot. They have cute little market next to the front desk with snacks, wine, etc. There was also a fire pit outside, and that was nice. I would've given a slightly higher rating if the situation above was handled differently or better yet, didn't happen at all, and the breakfast was higher quality.

This was a nice Hampton Inn location. Parking available out front, check in was easy. The rooms…read moreappeared to be updated and even had a liquid hand soap dispenser in the bathroom which I was a fan of. Heating/cooling unit worked well and our floor was pretty quiet. Mini fridge and microwave available, plus a standard coffee maker. The bed and pillows were decent for a hotel. They serve breakfast each morning and also have a bar downstairs - I didn't get to check either out but it was nice to have the option. They also had a small minimart type area for essential snacks/drinks if you forgot anything.

We were headed to Niagara Falls. I stopped here on a whim--en route to a chain hotel we'd found on…read morePriceline, but still hoping to find something local and non-corporate. I saw this place at a stop light and pulled in to check it out. Our room is basic but very clean, with new bathroom facilities. It's vintage motel, don't expect luxury. And certainly not for the price. But what's lacking in amenities is made up for in hospitality. We arrived late and rather than go out looking for a late dinner we were welcomed to order out and have the food delivered to the bar/lounge, where we had a few drinks while we were waiting, chatted with the bartender, ate at one of the bar tables, then played a few games of pool after. Apparently the hotel and lounge are under new ownership. I almost wished I lived here so I could frequent the bar: great prices and great bartenders. Wish they served food other than takeout (convenient as that is), but even without this is a great dive!

Great place..Friendly People ...the Lounge is very nice...I think they just got done…read more remodeling!!..looks Great!!

The best thing about this inn is its proximity to next door neighbor Chakara Bistro, a sushi and…read moreAsian fusion restaurant. The room was small but attractive. It looked recently remodeled and renovated, but the linens (rust stains on one of the towels, tear in the bedspread) might be due for a replacement. Good mattress, but the bedding wasn't very comfortable. It had a weird texture and didn't breathe well. I woke up hot and sweaty a couple times even though the room was cool, and I wasn't using the comforter. The shower was great. I didn't have to crouch. The water pressure was good. There was plenty of hot water. Big flat screen TV if that sort of thing matters to you. We just wanted a cozy place to sleep.

I stayed here for a few days last summer (2019) with my mom to visit family in the area. The room…read morewas very clean and quiet and aesthetic like a nice hotel. We got fabulous sleep here. A bonus for me because I love hiking trails is that the orange crescent trail is adjacent to the motel http://www.perinton.org/files/Data/Documents/randp/Crescent%20Trail%20-%20South%20Section.pdf The motel is run by a kind and helpful couple. The only reason I couldn't give five stars is there is a tiny amount of some peeling paint. This place is a great deal for the money and they also allow pets with a security deposit. This will be our go-to spot for visiting the area.

Checked in yesterday - 8/19/22 - 2 1/2 years after start of CoVid and no housekeeping g showed up…read moreWhile we were "out" today. I called the front desk. I was told they don't offer housekeeping unless we request it! Wait!? What!?! No other nice hotel where we have stayed has had the policy for at least a year! This is a very bad look DelMonte....no excuse...

LOVE Trish at the Delmonte she is amazing a fabulous Christmas or Hanukkah the most thoughtful…read moregift for a woman is to be pampered when I get a gift certificate I can't wait to go there! Thank you Delmonte Spa

Great little spot. Very clean...I was in a smoking room but you'd never know it. Non smoking rooms…read moreavailable but they were booked. Al at the desk is very helpful. No phone in room but the comfy bed, clean room, great water pressure and ample parking lot made up for it. No biggie. Drive 2 miles south for breakfast - Billy's Restaurant -- on the left, just passed the Wal-Mart.

Worst night of my life. Couldn't sleep as the room was cold the entire time! There was no…read moreair-conditioner controller in the room to adjust the temperature, as the room is built central-aired, therefore somewhere else it was being controlled. I specifically requested a non-smoking room. Not true! Room was smelly of cigarettes and cigars, worst odor, ugh! Clothing dresser old with top drawer broken. Bed not comfy and making noise. Only good thing was the small tv with cable. Overall, not happy.