This place has potential but certainly not 5 stars as they advertise (and as the cost assumes). The…read morecabins are cute with good aveda products and restaurant is yummy (but slow). The problems... The grounds smells AWFUL (like poop). They have a geese problem. Likewise, we are in a back row cabin and can hear the train and the restaurant is LOUD (it sounds like people are on my cabin's deck). Not great to put kids to bed at 9pm. The place is just a miss.

Beautiful location. Had a beachfront cottage for the last two nights. Staff was extremely helpful…read more Views were amazing. Cottage very well appointed and good use of a small space. Nice to sit on the deck and look out at the water while reading and relaxing. Ate dinner in the restaurant both nights highly recommend the Fig Pizza. Overall great experience!

INCREDIBLE bed and breakfast! What a beautiful space (I stayed in The Blue Room), attention to…read moredetail, friendly and kind hosts and a breakfast I'll be thinking by about for the next few days. I only wish we had a few more nights there!

Philip and Martin have taken over the Inn and by reviews of the previous operators it seems they…read moreare continuing to maintain the level of elegant service. We stayed in the Bombay room. The beds were comfortable and soft. The shower water was super hot. The entire house is filled with Victorian period antiques. For breakfast she had the included gingerbread pancakes and I had the frittata. Delicious! The coffee was hand-pressed fresh and the juice & muffin were tasty. Downtown Fredonia and its National Registry twin commons has a variety of pubs and eateries an easy three blocks away. Highly recommended for a Fredonia Village stay.

Excellent home away from home. The hotel is exceptionally clean with friendly staff. Breakfast was…read moreperfect. This is a great place to stay.

I stayed here a few times because it's pretty much the only hotel in the area. The price is…read morereasonable but the rooms themselves are not good. Starting with the uncomfortable bed which you can feel the springs on the mattress. As far as housekeeping is concerned, it is not done regularly like most hotels. You have to request it the day before. Even when you request it, they don't come. We had to request clean towels at the front desk because they never came to our room. Never tried their breakfast as this place doesn't look clean enough for me to eat whatever they had. To top it off, I totally understand marijuana is legal but I shouldn't have to smell it when I'm walking towards my room. This place looks like a shelter than a hotel. Do extensive research if you're visiting your college kid b4 booking here because this place is just not good.

First the positive. This was a very cheap room, that was available during the busy summer season…read more Not too far off the highway & close to the lake. The gentleman covering the front desk was very friendly and helpful. He was covering for his boss & was doing a stellar job. Now the downside. This place needs some serious work, and renovations. Duct tape was used to hold part of the bathroom floor in place, etc. I hope the new management can pull it together & fix the place up.

More pictures from above…read more More issues. Unfortunately we needed to be close to Greycliff.

I was driving back up north from Erie but decided to stay here for the night due to a severe…read moresnowstorm. It was the cheapest decent hotel around the area. Average hotel, you get what you pay for, can't really complain much. What I will complain about though, is that the lady at the front desk was not very knowledgeable about the rooms. We requested a room with USB charging ports (which is pretty common in hotel lamps), only to go up to the room and find out there was no USB charging ports. It was also apparently one of the newer renovated rooms, yet there were stains on the floor. We immediately went back down to change rooms and got an older room, but at least cleaner, however still no USB charging. Other than that, there's nothing else I can complain about. The beds were decently comfortable, you have toiletries like shampoo, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, lotion all available in the bathroom, and you can call room service for extras. They however do not have slippers. There's also an ice bucket in the room to get ice from the ice machine, which is on every floor, along with vending machines. However there's only one water fountain, which is on the first floor. There is also a coffee machine with coffee and tea packets in the room. There is a closet by the door with a small safe. The TV also works fine. I believe they also have a pool and gym that we didn't visit. The continental breakfast (free) was small but acceptable, as you get what you paid for. They have things like toast, waffles, eggs, sausages, fruits, coffee, milk, cereal, juice. The dining area is quite nice, with a view of Lake Erie. The best part is probably the free parking and no absurd fees (at least when I visited). Overall, very decent hotel for the price. They just need to work on training the workers better, and maybe switching lamps with USB ports.

The room was nothing impressive. Spider webs on the ceiling, bathroom ceiling being repaired,…read morescreen not on window properly, no shelves in the shower to hold your items. The only buttons that worked on the TV were off/on and volume. For the price we paid I expected much nicer. Breakfast was ok.

From the check in I knew this was going to be a bad experience but I was trying to stay hopeful…read more The older man checking me in was very stern and made sure to remind me 3x during our encounter that it's a 'no smoking room'. I may be young but I'm a graduate student at SUNY Fredonia and would never dream of smoking in general, and definitely never inside! The room was very expensive for what you get. $400+ for 2 nights. Because of this extreme price I tried to be proactive and meal prep for myself to save on money. Just to get to my room and realize that there was no microwave like the website advertised. There's one in the lobby but with weird buttons that seem to be designed to only heat up the breakfast items they serve. And with no elevator in this building I was not carrying my piping hot food back up the stairs every meal. The beds are comfy and they give plenty of pillows but there's so many noises in the room I could barely sleep. The air conditioner sounds like it's going to break down any minute and the walls are paper thin so I heard my neighbors every move all night. Next time I'll pay the extra $80 to stay across the street at the Best Western. Room is very outdated as well with stained and gross carpet and water stains in the bathroom.

I was charged $4,059.90 for multiple rooms that WE WERE NOT ON THE PROPERTY FOR. I book multiple…read morerooms at a time at the Quality Inn and Best Western across the street (which has the same owner) and have spent over $12,000 in the past 4 months between the two establishments. The hotels are disgusting, but there is nothing else in the area, so they price gauge since you have no other options. It seems as if a glitch on the website caused issues and I was unaware of the reservations. Regardless, it was a mistake. When I reached out to the company, these rooms were somehow checked in with no guests and charged for full stays. You would think they would contact me or let me know there was a no show instead of charging for the full amount without any credit card authorization form. At first, they did not want to refund any of the money. Then they decided to charge me a no show fee for each room (4 rooms), still resulting in a charge of almost $500. You would think since we have been loyal regular customers with them, they would be a little more understanding and work with us. I guess it doesn't matter how much money you spend, they will still try to rip you off. Buyer beware...something is not right here.

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

Very nice Hotel on the waterfront, appears to be new. Well designed and maintained both in and…read moreoutside. We had a lake facing room with a large covered balcony. Hotel had a large fitness room and both indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs. We had a very good meal at the onsite restaurant of grilled chicken with an asparagus mushroom sauce along with a large salad. Staff was very friendly and accommodating.

The Fields of Eden Inn is somewhat of an anomaly. With only three available suites and the unusual…read moreabsence of a traditional check-in process, one may be inclined to assume that this hotel leaves much to be desired. However, the Fields of Eden Inn is awesome! I'll admit, I was a bit nervous after my travel companion booked a room and was simply provided with a code for accessing our suite. Additionally, it's a bit of a plain-jane looking building - there's a sign by the road, and based on the appearance of the structure, you'd expect to enter a clean and new, but standard motel room. Before arriving at the suite, I hadn't seen photos. I wasn't too worried - like I said, based on the building's appearance, I knew I could count on a decent room. But the moment we entered, I was shocked by how nice it was! And once I saw how nice it was, I began to think of the booking process and entry code as convenient bonuses to the deal. We stayed in Suite #1 and absolutely loved it. The room came with a kitchen area that was stocked with nearly everything you might need, minus major appliances, such as a stove or oven. There's plenty of dinnerware, drinkware, a microwave, a refrigerator and freezer, and, most importantly, a wine key. The freezer even has trays of ice cubes in it. Suite #1 was equipped with a queen-sized bed and a faux fireplace, which can be adjusted for purposes of ambiance and temperature. There's also a convenient, hand-held remote for adjusting the heat/air conditioning. The room contained a large bathtub with jets, which is positioned such that the occupant can watch television while they soak. My counterpart and I argued about whether the bathtub is big enough for one or two people - we didn't put our opposing theories to the test, but I used the tub alone, and I stand by my claim that there's room for two. On a serious note, this hotel room was stocked with everything the average traveler could want or need, including an abundance of towels, an ironing board and iron, shampoos and soaps, a blow dryer, and - get this - a set of "MyPillows," in case you're as finicky as me and the standard-issue hotel pillows don't do the trick. Considering the quality of the room, it's certainly worth the cost. I'd gladly stay here again! Please keep in mind that I stayed in Suite #1, and that there are 3 unique rooms - photos and details are available at the hotel's website.

I had to drive 6.5 hours through a complete wide out snowstorm, accompanied by ice which resulted…read morein me checking in late. Worn out and stressed. I walk through the doors to an attitude from Tanya saying I was the last person to check in. And apparently she had to stay until I got there. On top of that, the out front unloading zone and parking lot had not even been plowed or treated with salt. Therefore, what a hassle trying to get your luggage in the middle of the night. As everyone knows the brand Wyndham is typically on target however this location is not. For the price of the rooms and the brand was very disappointed, not only with the service but the condition of the room. I will say my bed was very comfortable however, the pillows needed thrown away as there was really nothing left to them as you picked them up they folded into and were all floppy. Zero support! My duvet cover showed a huge rip that had been sewn back together, Underneath the heating unit, there were all kinds of wires that had been spliced sticking out, grabbing your feet when you went by, cloth chair, a huge stain on it, mini fridge was frozen up, coffee pot was dirty, dirt around bathroom vanity faucet, bathroom exhaust fan didn't work at all, peeling paint from the bathroom mirror frame, grout in the bathroom with two different colors, tub drained very slow, towel had someone else's hair on it, bathroom door frame all scratched up, remote control was dirty, and some features not even work on it, wasn't able to connect to Wi-Fi the entire time there. As I missed my dog on the trip, I stopped at the front desk to ask if there were breed restrictions and the cost.... Quickly, the lady rolled her eyes ( same lady that checked me in with the attitude ) and ask what I had, followed by an attitude as to why it cost a extra$ 75 per night for a dog ( keep in mind I didn't ask why ) but she definitely lead on that. She didn't appreciate dogs being there and she said it would be cheaper to leave them at home. She stated that everything has to be taken out of the room and cleaned afterwards. Yes I expected that but the level of attitude I received was very unwelcoming. Perhaps it's time for a career change for this individual as she is leaving a negative impact on this hotel. Can we say " bad apple "? Everyone else here was very friendly. Noticed same bags of trash, set out by the residence for pick up for days. Elevators were a slushy mess in the lobby coming in pretty much the same. Wasn't able to enjoy the heated pool or hot tub due to unruly children running, screaming out of control as they were doing cannonballs....and of course, the parents were doing nothing. Parking was a train wreck as they didn't plow any of the parking lot or parking spaces, therefore it took up a lot more space because people couldn't see the lines and a lot of people had to park at the bank next-door and lug all their stuff across the snowy parking lot. OK now for what I did enjoy. Bed was comfortable and clean, rosemary, scented toiletries, hot complementary breakfast with delicious coffee. Friendly and helpful staff ( except for gray hair lady at the front desk ). Great location for walking to and from on a ski trip.

I have mixed feelings about this stay. On the one hand, the proximity to everything in…read moreEllicottville is unbeatable, and the beds were incredibly comfortable. While the breakfast was just so-so, the coffee was actually pretty good. However, a front desk agent named Tanya completely ruined what could have been a great experience. As a handler of two service animals, I was shocked by her lack of knowledge regarding the ADA. Upon check-in, she asked questions about my specific disability, forced me to sign a "pet form" (service animals are not pets), and aggressively threatened to evict me if the dogs barked--despite them being silent and well-behaved. It created a hostile environment immediately. To make matters worse, my room keys were deactivated four times in two days, and when I tried to book a second night directly through Wyndham instead of Expedia to fix a rewards issue (as Tanya suggested), she was rude, dismissive, and refused a simple upgrade or late checkout even though the hotel was visibly empty. The physical hotel is nice, but until they train their staff on federal law and basic hospitality, I can't recommend staying here if you want to feel welcome.