Plan your trip to the Finger Lakes region based on availability at Moonshadow B&B and let the rest…read morefall into place. First of all- the food. Omg, the food! I would sleep on the floor for Jeanette's breakfasts. And plan to order their homemade pizza and salad one night. It could be the best dinner of your trip. The house faces a gorgeous view of Lake Kueka, the Luna suite was spacious and comfortable, the bed was great, and each room has an en-suite bathroom. The whole house was spotless. We also took advantage of Steven's wine tour, letting him choose the destinations (excellent and varied) and drive so we could enjoy the tastings. He delivered a beautiful charcuterie board at our third stop. After a hard day of vineyard visits, we played pool, darts, and cornhole in Moonshadow's well stocked game room. Away from our temporary home, we visited the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, hiked to several waterfalls around Ithaca (Buttermilk Falls was our favorite), and enjoyed the Corning Museum of Glass. On Jeanette and Steven's recommendation, we stopped by the Muranda dairy farm in Waterloo for a cheese tasting. It was fabulous! Watkins Glen State Park is less than an hour away and you could even add a day trip to Niagara Falls. Whatever you do during the days, plan to start and end them at Moonshadow!

What a marvelous experience! Our hosts, Jeanette, Steven, Maya, Chloe, Zeb and Hotai were the…read morebest. The location on Keuka Lake is serene and picturesque, with a small waterfall on the property. It is close to the Azure Hill, Dr. Franck, Heron Hill and Keuka Lake wineries. My wife and I stayed for four nights. The newly renovated rooms were large and comfortable. The coffee was ready early. The breakfasts were delicious. Whether we had eggs, bagels and lox, pancakes, or muffins, everything was well prepared and expertly presented. If wineries is your thing, Steven will chauffeur you around to some really nice ones, and throw in a brewery to boot. In the evenings, Jeanette and Steven are engaging to talk to and fun to be with. You will be happy if you go.

We had a great stay here. The staff and owner were very friendly. Breakfast when we stayed was…read moreeither an omelet or pancakes. We both had omelets and they were very good. I would love to see them use seasonal organic foods in the future. We stayed in the Bristol suite. It was a huge room and huge bathroom. The room has a gas stove (like a wood stove) and a jacuzzi tub. Some of the other rooms have hot tubs outside. I actually wish we had a hot tub instead - there's nothing better than a warm hot tub on a cool night. There was an enclosed porch as well as a deck in the room. The bathroom was a little dated as far as style, but like I said it was huge. The property itself is large and very beautiful. The owners' son (I think he was 10) took us on a tour to see the dogs and goats.

I have stayed at several B&Bs before, but have never enjoyed my stay as much as I did at the…read moreVagabond Inn. I was slightly nervous about previous reviews, but realized those were issues with the previous owners. Do NOT let old reviews deter you! Penny, the amazing new Innkeeper, is extremely personable and attentive and has renovated many of the rooms since she purchased the Inn. I was welcomed with hospitality and the accommodations were outstanding. My room was clean, absolutely huge, and the bathroom had a jetted tub with a picture window of the beautiful views! I watched the sun rise while soaking in the tub a couple of mornings and it was simply divine. The property is magnificent and the views are absolutely spectacular from every angle! The common areas are elegant, yet comfy and the dining area boasts floor to vaulted ceiling windows that frame the view beautifully. Perfect sitting areas to sit, chat, relax, and soak in the scenery. Every morning we were greeted with freshly ground coffee and were asked what we wanted for breakfast. My first morning I requested a "kitchen sink" omelet that Penny made with all fresh ingredients and it was absolutely delicious. The fresh bananas from the market were the best I'd ever had in my life. I enjoyed sitting at the bar chatting with Penny while she glided effortlessly through the kitchen. I am sure she would laugh to hear me say that, but it's true :) Penny helped us set up a wine and brewery tour that we thoroughly enjoyed. She recommended Kismet New American Bistro for an elegant dinner. I must say, she has excellent taste because this petite restaurant completely blew me away! The food was absolutely exquisite and the staff was extremely personable. Penny also recommended a short walk from Kismet to the Historic Naples Hotel for karaoke and to experience a little Naples nightlife. Everyone we met along the way was inviting and charming. Our visit to Naples would not have been as magical without Penny and her beautiful Vagabond Inn! I will definitely be visiting the Vagabond again....and again...

This is the third time my husband and I have stayed at the Pearl on Seneca Lake. We won't even try…read moreto book a different B&B. Mary & Peter, the owners, have always treated us like family. They are wonderful, warm people who make staying in their B&B so relaxing and comfortable. The grounds are spectacular and so is Mary's cooking. Every day we had a delicious breakfast and a "bottomless" cookie jar with home baked treats. We like sitting with the other guests in the morning, getting to know other people from near and far. We've gotten great tips about interesting places to visit from the other guests as well as Mary and Peter. If we are really lucky, we will be able to get back there in the fall!

All positives about the stay. Great people, location, facility, and view. Perfect for a weekend…read moregetaway.

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...

The Beekman House is a gorgeous old Victorian mansion with elegant rooms and a wonderful couple as…read moreyour host. We stayed in the French Room, which was on the smaller side, but which had everything you could want - including a nice jacuzzi tub for soaking after hiking the local waterfalls. The hosts, Greg and Lilly were gracious and kind and went out of their way to make us feel comfortable. They were super conscious of my husband's allergies, to the point of getting locally sourced duck eggs to prepare his breakfast, as he's allergic to chicken eggs. Speaking of which - the breakfasts were amazing each day! Another couple there mentioned that they had never stayed in a B&B before and were commenting on how great it was - but this B&B is head and shoulders above any we've ever stayed at - I hope they don't expect this level of wonderfulness at every place they stay in the future, because the Beekman House is unique. I highly recommend!!

I love this B & B and keep coming back. With excellent to access to both Keuka and Seneca Lake…read morewineries, superb breakfasts and wonderful hospitality from the owners Lilly and Greg, would recommend 1897 Beekman House for your next Finger Lakes stay.

We can't wait to go back!!! Had the best time at The Charlton Farm!!!! Hosts Elaine and Doug were…read moreso welcoming. Breakfast was beyond delicious and the presentation wonderful. Our room was gorgeous and comfortable. Met some new alpaca friends too!

This was the sweetest stay! We travel across the country for work and found this gem to take a…read morebreather. Absolutely recommend this quiet, peaceful and gorgeous home away from home. We will come back as soon as we can! The hosts were just lovely. Only wish was that we could've stayed longer. @thecharltonfarm New York

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!

This is the 2nd time we have stayed here and I highly recommend the Blushing Rose B&B. The…read morebreakfast is great, location is great & the Hosts are tremendous!! Place is very clean, right near the Keuka lake.

Marianne and Sam, the current owners of the Blushing Rose Bed & Breakfast, sign their notes with…read more"giving the gift of hospitality." A perfect way to sum up a weekend stay at this lovely B&B in Hammondsport, NY. Located just steps away from Keuka Lake, the town of Hammondsport, and a short drive to local wineries in the area, the Blushing Rose is a great place to drop your bags, hang your hat, and get relaxin'. From the moment you walk in the door, you are greeted by the owners with warm smiles and "make yourself at home" assurance. The first floor has a living room area where there is a guest TV, books, brochures for all the local wineries and attractions, and menus for nearby restaurants. Just upstairs you pass a game room with a table and view of the front yard, to get to the guest area. There are four spacious guest bedrooms at the Blushing Rose, all with queen beds and their own bathroom (I believe one room has a private bathroom just outside the door). I liked the Starlight room with a comfortable lofted queen bed and canopy twirled with white lights that you can turn on and off with a button by the bed. The Starlight room had a seating area with views of the back garden, a closet armoire, and a mirrored dresser to store clothes if needed. Just down the hall is a hospitality area complete with a mini fridge stocked with water, and room to place your new purchases from the local wineries. There is a table stocked full of shampoos and other toiletries that you may have forgot to bring along, as well as an iron and hairdryers. (As a lady, I much appreciated this). When you check-in to the B&B, there is a plate in your room with freshly-baked cookies and other little snacks. When you return at night from dinner and a walk by the lake, there are adirondack chairs that you can lounge in with a burbling fountain and lake view, or you can sit out on the porch that overlooks the sleepy street. AND!-there is another plate of cookies (new varieties) and tea waiting in the dining area for a bedtime snack. I am a cookie fanatic, so I was so terribly happy trying each one of the chocolate chip, ginger sugar and peanut butter cookies waiting for me when I got "home." The organic and home-made breakfasts are also incredible. I always have fun at B&B's because of the creativity that the owners put into their breakfasts. The first breakfast was private, at the dining table, with slices of pumpkin bread pudding, fresh melon with raspberry puree, and a delicious eggs benedict on whole wheat, served on china. There was also orange juice, water, and coffee. Light seaside music plays in the background, reminding you that you are indeed on vacation. The second breakfast, we were joined by our fellow guests at the dining table. Breakfast was a raspberry bread, with a plate of strawberries, banana, kiwi and strawberry cream. Next came what I would describe as a boosted pancake, with berries and 100% natural maple syrup. It was fun to get to know other travelers and swap stories. As mentioned earlier, Marianne and Sam make you feel like you are at home, and breakfast was relaxed, with the conversation free-flowing. After check-out, you are sent home with a care-package and a good sense that you had a vacation.

This was such a lovely time for us...if the Finger Lakes are the cake, The Chalet is the…read morebuttercream. My wife and I spent two nights there in The Balcony suite...highly recommend, although following the tour of the other options, I don't believe there is a bad choice! Melanie was the perfect hostess and Gerardo is a superlative chef who leverages local ingredients to craft absolutely divine breakfasts. Five stars!

Lovely time at this authentic log B&B. Very well maintained and clean. Melanie and Geraldo were…read moregreat hosts. But the food! OMG! Best breakfast of any B&B we have stayed in: crème brûlée oatmeal, Soufflé, Turkish eggs, baklava! Geraldo does all the cooking. Just fantastic. Close to downtown Canandaigua, wine country and attractions. Look no further: stay here.

Just luck we were driving by then stoped in to this wonderful new brewery. Venue has a great vibe,…read morerenovated carriage house behind the beautiful mansion. Beers especially the NE IPA are outstanding. Looking forward to coming back and staying to fully appreciate this great new addition to the Finger Lakes.

This spot was amazing from the 200 year old house, with amazing hosts. Breakfast was terrific…read morealong with the brewery out back. One piece of advice get to the brewery if it is a nice day during covid the tables fill up fast. For a bit of exercise try the Keuka Lake Outlet Trail. Easy flat surface for biking, walking or running.