This is a lovely place to base your wine tasting trip. Really homely comfortable rooms. Comfortable…read morebeds, deep, deep old fashioned bath where I soaked for ages. They leave a note on the front door so when you arrive, there's no red tape. The owners don't bother ever. Breakfast in the room or on the porch in good weather. Short drive into town. I have 2 minor gripes of which one can remedied by taking a kettle and some coffee and tea. The other is a really small TV screen which is quite difficult to watch but I suppose you're not going to watch TV. All in all, an easy five stars. Thanks for your hospitality, guys. We'll be back. NB. Only 3 rooms so book early.

What a gem of a place! So beautiful and interesting, and in a great location. The room we stayed in…read morewas super comfortable, and breakfast on the porch with a lake view was absolutely lovely. The owners love what they do, and they are very good at it too.

We were gifted a night at this cozy Bed and Breakfast. We were greated by a member of the staff who…read morechecked us in, gave us a lay of the land and informed us about all of the amenities and space. Our room was very big and included a 2 person jacuzzi tub in the bathroom. They offer 24/7 self serve coffee and tea and have several small refrigerators you can use to chill your own items. There is an area for board games and a nice sitting area as well. The owners Micah and Darcy were extremely friendly and took into consideration our food allergies and dietary restrictions for breakfast which was wonderful (pictured). The home was built in the 1700's and is part of the original settlement of the town. Such a great place to stay and the owners were more than accommodating. We recommend this place to anyone passing through their small town.

Kathe and Doug have created a very hospitable environment in their wonderful 18th-century house…read more Everything was fine - the room, the food, the hospitality, the location, the dogs. I will definitely try to stay here again when I'm back in the area. Each of the small towns within a 15-20 minute drive has restaurants and sights to see. Both Syracuse and Rochester airports are nearby (about 1 hour by car).

Room was very comfortable It was amazing when it came to…read morenear by towns complete Finger lakes experience KEUEKA LAKE so much to do wine , distilleries and restaurants

My two rescue dogs and I needed a place to stay while I waited on a real estate closing. Boy did we…read moreluck out- the owners, Nancy and Dan are some of the warmest and most considerate people I have ever found in the hospitality business. This was my 28th move, so I have been in all kinds of accommodations all over the US, and have never felt the welcoming service I got at this Motel. Can't recommend it highly enough if you or your family want professional and accommodating owners and a very comfortable location Thank you for making our stay so pleasant Sandy Crane

We recently stayed at the Driftwood Inn for the first time and had the most perfect relaxing mini…read morevacation. The included breakfasts were great and the Inn was a charming place to stay with many opportunities to have fun on the Lake or just relax. The Driftwood Inn is also perfectly located with a short drive to multiple interesting destinations including wineries, farms and Ithaca or Seneca Falls. Last but not least was Jennifer the Innkeeper/owner. Her positive attitude, helpful recommendations and local knowledge really sealed the deal - we can't wait to plan our next visit.

The new owner (since May 2025), Jen Cornacchio, has upgraded this historic Inn on Cayuga Lake! In…read moreaddition, she purchased and upgraded the 4 cottages surrounding the Inn, which makes this site a perfect lodging choice for weddings and family reunions. Breakfast on the lakeside porch to the sound of loons and seagulls. Located equidistant between Ithaca and Seneca Falls on the Cayuga Wine Trail, you'll have plenty to see and do.

This is a quaint and charming inn nestled in the town and across from the Tops grocery store. There…read moreis a jacuzzi tub for relaxing in after walking through the town shopping at the little shops. Continental breakfast is served in the morning at the Sherwood Inn for your breakfast. The hotel over looks the park and small body of water across from the hotel. The town is all with in walking distance of everything. What a great get away from home for a night !

Christmas Dickens weekend is enhanced by staying at a B&B with that old time quaint feel. the room…read morewas cozy and the history of the place added to the character. the short walk to town meant park once and enjoy the sights. We got a tour of the place and each room was nicer than the previous with clear attention to detail and comfort. Breakfast wasn't exactly a gourmet experience but better than waiting in line at Denny's. We had enough choices and cold orange juice to jump start out our morning. TIP: ask for a room with a jacuzzi. after a long day its a nice way to relax before climbing in bed. Wayne made the experience very relaxing and at home. Some other reviews must be by those hard-to-please or never-satisfied types based on the silly things they mentioned. If you are looking for problems you'll always find them. B&B should be R&R. That's what it was and means return trips are to be planned.

we had our first time experience the September 11, 2026. And we certainly would go here and yurt…read moreonce again! It's the beginning of fall and cool weather, and it's New York State, all of which put me in a lovely mood. However, being a B&B/yurt experience I wasn't sure how to go about the initial check-in. So, my first pleasure is the fact that I met Angela in the driveway, and then Chris came out (it is only fair to-say these two are fresh owners but not new to the hospitality business), and the grand tour was immediately warm and inviting. Homemade pastries, discussions about the wonderful historic, architecture, and themselves relaxed my husband and I from the seven hour trip immediately. We chose a Yurt stay as novelty and were extremely surprised with amenities. Lovely fresh pastries and morning foods, fresh water , coffees, and all the necessary items "to get you going", were provided. Options for eggs in the morning were available. Beds were very comfy. Yurts were very clean. Views plentiful with the option of an outdoor fire and chairs looking at one of the finger lakes available. After the first night we brought back new found friends for their own yurt experience (at 90 yers old no less). They were very pleased as well. Also, one of the best parts was hearing the outdoor sounds as if in a tent but in a homey setting without the tent mess! We will certainly do another long weekend next fall. Highly recommend!

Hidden gem! This beautiful Victorian farmhouse B&B was a perfect stop on our travel through the…read moreFingers Lakes. Owner Chris was a delightful & welcoming host. Breakfast (French toast was amazing) was deliciously prepared. Our room was comfortably furnished with antiques & lush bedding. May try the glamping yurts next time! Highly recommend!

Excellent food, excellent service, excellent views. Simply excellent. Every time excellent. Loved…read morethe gaspacho. Loved the rhubarb dessert. Loved the cambezola hors d'oevres. Attentive service. Unforgettable evening.

Stunning view of the lake and beautiful restaurant. They have wonderful outdoor seating. The…read moreservers were kind and tentative. The eggs Benedict were incredible. My Grandma loved the lobster roll.

We stayed at Los Gatos B&B for three nights while visiting the Finger Lakes. There are some…read moregenuinely nice things about the property. The grounds are very well maintained, the view from the deck is lovely, and the individual cabins have a certain rustic charm. Charlie was also very friendly and welcoming when we arrived. Unfortunately, the stay itself had a number of problems. The biggest was the bed. The mattress in our cabin seemed extremely old -- it was lumpy, sagged badly, and we could feel the springs. The cabin walls are also quite thin, and the road noise in the morning was loud enough to wake us. Our check-in took about an hour. Charlie was very friendly throughout, but the process involved an extraordinarily detailed explanation of virtually every aspect of the property and our stay. Even something as basic as finding extra toilet paper required a phone call because it was hidden away; we were told this was because guests had stolen toilet paper during the pandemic. Breakfast was another disappointment. It is served only at 9:00 a.m., which is quite late if you're trying to get an early start sightseeing in the Finger Lakes. Charlie told us that they could make something gluten-free, but the way it was presented gave us the impression that doing so would be a bit of an inconvenience. We felt uncomfortable asking them to go to the trouble, so we never did. Availability was a recurring problem throughout our stay. We texted one evening to say we wouldn't be able to make breakfast the next morning but received no response. When we stopped in around 8:15 the next morning to make sure they knew, Rebecca was surprisingly rude to us. The interaction was unpleasant enough that we decided to skip breakfast for the rest of our stay. Coffee was supposed to be available beginning at 8:00 a.m., but on at least one morning the building was still locked at 8:30. There were some other oddities. The room was reasonably clean but had a slight musty smell. We were also told that we needed to stay in an alternate cabin because the air conditioning was broken in the cabin we'd reserved. Later, however, we saw another couple staying in that original cabin, which left us confused about what had happened. The lack of availability became particularly frustrating when we checked out. We needed to leave early, but once again the main building was locked and no one was available to check us out or accept our payment. A few hours later, Charlie called and told us he would be adding an extra 4% to our bill because, with us no longer physically present, it would be considered a "card not present" transaction. We found this particularly unreasonable. We were perfectly willing to pay in person, but no one was available to take our payment. Charlie never mentioned during our approximately one-hour check-in that we needed to pay at a particular time to avoid an additional 4% charge. Had he done so, we simply would have paid then. He told us afterward that there was a sign near the coffee maker explaining the charge, but we never saw it. Charging a guest an additional 4% because the owners weren't available to accept payment in person strikes us as unconscionable. Guests should not be financially penalized because no one from the B&B is available to check them out. At an absolute minimum, a charge like this should be clearly disclosed directly to guests in advance and they should be given a reasonable opportunity to pay without incurring it. Overall, Los Gatos has attractive grounds, nice views, and cute cabins, and Charlie was friendly to us at check-in. But between the extremely uncomfortable mattress, morning road noise, rigid breakfast schedule, the recurring difficulty finding anyone available, our unpleasant interaction with Rebecca, and finally being charged extra because no one was available to accept our payment, the negatives substantially outweighed the positives. All in all, this was simply a bad experience for us, and we would not stay here again.

We had an amazing time staying at Los Gatos. Rebecca and Charles were wonderful hosts and their…read morehome is comfortable and is in a wonderful location. Rebecca was an amazing breakfast cook and surprised us every morning with a delicious breakfast. They even make their own grape juice and jams that they shared each morning. We enjoyed meeting the other guests that were visiting and spent time out on the beautiful deck enjoying the property.