Absolutely beautiful room with the balcony!. BJ was an absolute sweetheart checking us in.read more

I went to this hotel as part of a group tour. Although the hotel looks great, looks can be…read moredeceiving. The bed was not that comfortable; shower was not that great. Did wake up calls-3 times-came through as saying it was done. Never got a wake up call. So, on the 4th day, I mentioned this to desk clerk and was advised it does not always work-if you know that something does not work--why don't you fix it? Our welcoming meal food was lukewarm, waiter forgot sodas, and made zero accommodation regarding dessert-i am allergic to dairy products and waiter made zero effort to see if there was an alternative offering. Breakfast buffet was limited-potatoes over salted, and nothing to write home about. Staff is friendly.

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!

@ottawayinn saw ad on Air B&B $74 a night full bed for(2) persons stay 7 days get 40%of=-$44.40 w/…read morebfast-afterbooking I got email- said no coffe/bfast-I offered on my own to pay $55 a nite- with understanding Coffee and Breafast be included Inn accepted offer I offered 55 a nite though ad said 44.40 and they charged my card and booked full bed for two ..Wife arrived alone only ONE not two persons Two eats twice as much as one .-tried to put her in small room w single bed-w no bfast and NO COFFEE .. A grandmother 60 years old 6ft 126 lbs on a kids bed really? They cancelled room when I called .. They were keeping some of payment for service fees very nasty on ph. Condesending To my wife in person. Poor public relations and service.I GOT a BIGGER room with two Queen bed for 4 persons plus microwave refrigerator and HOT BREAFAST all the Food and ALL THE COFFEE plus free snacks for SAME RATE at Cobblestone INN. No coffee really How much would 7 cups of Coffee cost them Surely $55 extra would cover it. Today

This completely refinished bed & breakfast is run perfectly by Kathy & Ken. Reservations are…read morecoordinated by phone, keys are available 24-7, and breakfast is served piping hot at the time you request. The bedrooms are spacious, comfortable, and have all the amenities young travelers are looking for (cable, wifi, etc). The beds, although they didn't have the padded mattress toppers, were firm, but comfortable - guaranteeing a good night's sleep. Breakfast is scratch-made, breakfast casserole, or a french toast casserole, bacon, fresh fruit, homemade applesauce, OJ, and coffee (fresh-brewed, not Kureg) - or a combination of any/all the above. At only $75 a night, it's the best deal in town - most definitely recommended! Stayed August 2015, traveled with family

A caboose! Every kids dream to ride in a caboose! I got to sleep in one! How awesome is that?…read moreIt is wonderful. The A/C was perfect during This record heat wave in the 90s! So comfy! It is a perfect size for the night! There is a fridge with a freezer, a microwave, a coffee maker, a nice side chair, luggage rack. A shower, a nice bathroom sink with a vanity. There are chairs outside to sit and watch the world go by. It is fairly quiet inside also. We plan on coming up another time and stay as we found a wonderful old style restaurant... Sam's... just down the road. Also it is right next to the Titusville train which we plan to ride in the morning. All aboard!

I will start my review with the positives. There are only two: the staff, particularly the woman at…read morethe desk, was very pleasant and as helpful as they could be. And the bed was very comfortable. That's it. Now for the not-so-great aspects of our stay. Sadly, this will take a bit of time. It was the opening day of the season so we thought it might actually be the best experience. You know....rooms all freshly cleaned and checked and ready for the season. Nope. It started with check-in when credit cards could not be processed because the phone line was not working. The woman needed to write down all my credit card details so she could "keep trying." That's a little unnerving but we understood. Things happen. Then we go to our caboose (1001) and it has not been aired out - stale and beastly hot. Since no windows open, we left the door open and blasted the A/C. Then we looked at the room. Think Red Roof Inn with no remodeling since maybe 1980. Bad. But - OK - make the best of it. At least it was clean(ish). Bzzzz....bzzzzz....now what? Three wasps. Great. The desk clerk came with a swatter and a can of wasp spray. She got 1 and left the tools for us. Are we done? Nope. Next, we discovered that there was no water pressure at the bathroom sink or shower. Only a weak trickle/drip. Maintenance came pretty quickly but, after several back-and-forth trips, determined the problem could not be fixed for our stay. We had now been unpacked for a couple hours and were just about to leave for the evening. But first, we had to drag everything to a new room, 2 doors down. I guess this was actually a good thing since the 2nd caboose (1003) was marginally less shabby than the first. Marginally. After all of the issues we had, you would think we would be offered some token of compensation, some amount deducted from our bill. Nope. Not a word and, frankly, I didn't ask. We had been understanding and even cheerful throughout all the problems yet the business did not see fit to do the right thing. The biggest shame of it is that my husband, a train enthusiast, has wanted to stay at the Caboose Motel for a long time. We just never got there until we made a special point to go. Now we know and we don't need to do that ever again.

This motel is fabulous !! The phone guy was outstanding !! I was lost on a dark night and he…read moredirected mr to the motel !! I had to call back several times cause my phone dropped the call and he was always helpful & pleasant !! Great value for the super clean room !! Very quiet neighbors !! Beds were comfy/ TV worked fine / coffee tasted great in morning !! Thanks

Simple, quiet, clean. The night I stayed it seemed there were groups of fishermen who pulled in at…read moresundown and were gone by sun up. If you go I recommend a drive around the area. Hamburgers or ice cream at Tasty Twist and a look at Lake Erie from Raccoon Park. It's a trip back in time.

Run down. The two…read morestars are for the location. If you're seeing a show here, you're about 20 feet from the hotel. Also, Chautauqua Institute is a lovely place. The room: peeling wallpaper, chipped paint, cracks in the floor and cracks in the ceiling, and floors so warped it's like a little skate park. The shower is small and dingy, also unlit. There's a light over the sink, but it's doesn't really reach the shower, especially with the shower curtain closed. The concert let out around 10:30, and we took a stroll around the grounds to skip rocks and look at constellations. When we got back to the hotel, bar closed. 11 on a Saturday night. Also no food to be had. Sunday morning continental breakfast was paltry at best. Even the coffee sucks, watery and tasteless. All this for the bargain price of about $400/night. For two of the crappiest double beds I've ever slept on. All that money is for the location.

This hotel is old (1881), but it has tons of history and charm. That's why I love it so much. We…read morestayed here for the first time this year, and we've already reserved our room for the 2025 season. It's mind-blowing to walk down the same historic hallways that Ulysses S. Grant, Teddy Roosevelt, and Bill Clinton walked and stayed. We had a fantastic room at the end on the 2nd floor. It had been updated (see photos) and had a great view of the lake. There was even a charming porch area outside the room. The front desk staff were very polite, helpful, and quick to address issues. We loved our maid, too. She took care of our every need and made sure our room was cleaned properly. At the end of our visit, we asked her what some of her favorite rooms in the hotel were. She showed us each room and we reserved one for our 2025 visit. NOTE: I see that some of the less-than-stellar reviews knock the hotel for its restaurant, The Heirloom Restaurant. I agree that the food and service at the Heirloom are not that great and don't meet expectations for such a grand hotel. But I shared that in a separate 3-star review for the restaurant.

Now this is an out of the way place that must be explored! This beautiful property - Relais and…read moreChateaux Inn Resort! This resort is in the northwest corner of Pennsylvania. So we flew from LAX to Buffalo, NY, which allowed us to visit Niagara Falls (stunning) and then take a quick drive south to Bradford, PA (home of Zippo lighters). The first thing one notices when entering this part of Pennsylvania is how well-kept the homes and farms are. And when you turn onto the access road to the Glendorn Lodge, you see their farm-to-table patch of a vegetable farm. Once through the gate, the drive is a couple of miles to the main lodge and check-in. The staff are so wonderful and polite, calling us by our last names, which is very formal but a nice touch! Our home, cabin, was lovely beyond description. The master bedroom was stunning, the screened-in porch was perfect for 10 to 12 people hanging out (ideal for a family reunion), and we had an outdoor fireplace/pit blazing and roasting marshmallows for the kids. The next morning, we rode bicycles that you keep at your cabin home. We went out on a small lake with paddleboards, canoes, kayaks, etc. We also played volleyball and had lunch catered and delivered to the lake - fantastic service. The next day we played tennis, swam, basketball and even shot skeet! As our time at Glendorn came to a close, we reflected on the unparalleled service and the deep sense of relaxation we experienced throughout our stay. The staff truly went above and beyond, ensuring every detail was perfect, and their personalized approach made us feel like cherished guests rather than just visitors. To cap off our trip, we took a leisurely drive back toward Buffalo, savoring the memories of Niagara Falls and our time at the resort. We left Glendorn with our spirits lifted, ready to cherish the beauty of nature and the luxury of wonderful hospitality. If you ever find yourself in the northwest corner of Pennsylvania, I highly recommend Glendorn for an unforgettable retreat. It's a hidden gem that beautifully combines nature, comfort, and top-notch service!

Hidden gem! If you are looking for a remote, beautiful, upscale but casual place to relax & be…read morepampered for a few days, look no further! My husband & I went to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary, & especially enjoyed the easy hiking & wonderful food. Service was fabulous. We stayed in the main lodge in the Green Suite, which was amazing. We will go again!

Wonderful little place in Maysville, KY. My wife and I were on a one night getaway from Cincinnati…read moreand we had been taking pictures of Quilt Barns in Harrison County, KY. We stopped here for dinner on our way to our hotel in Maysville. It was highly rated on YELP (we use YELP wherever we travel and it has never given us a bad recommendation). M's is definitely a little local gem. We had the chicken and sausage grits and it was terrific. For dessert we had the berry / cherry cobbler (not to be missed!!). Great little place and we would love to go back again.

Clean, well kept retro 50's-60's style motel with comfy beds, free wi-fi, flat screen TV,…read morerefrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker. We had 2 double beds with table and chairs. Really like the shelf for makeup below the mirror. AC in room, dresser, windows fit fresh air, and chairs outside the door to enjoy. There is a nice gazebo with picnic tables, gas, and charcoal grill for use. Nice area and we felt very safe here. The owners live on premises and are the nicest and most accommodating people! Area recommendations were spot on and appreciated. Perfect location for the area. Short drive away to the National Comedy Museum, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz Museum, Chautauqua Lake, a number of beaches on Lake Erie, perfect for sunrise and sunset, beach bonfire, fishing, or swimming in season. Lake Erie wine trail starts a few miles away and continues into PA. Why pay 2+ times the rate at a name brand hotel? We know where we will stay when in the area!!

Comfortable bed. Private bathroom with large shower, no tub. The porch is nice to sit on and watch…read moreall three cars go by. The hardwood floors are beautiful. Heather makes a great breakfast. Eggs, bacon, home fries, toast and OJ. That's after the yogurt, granola, bananas strawberries and blueberries. Price was much better than a hotel in Warren. My first B&B experience and I'm glad it was at the Candlelight Inn.

Stayed New Years Eve. Beautiful bed and Breakfast. Owners are wonderful. The place was beautifully…read moredecorated for Christmas. The breakfast was delicious! Great place to stay. Would highly recommend.