This is a charming place to stay! The staff was extra friendly, calling me in advance to confirm my…read morecheck-in time, and chatting over breakfast in the morning. I stayed in the tiny single-bunk room and it was perfect for a solo traveler who just looking for a place to sleep. This room has its own little bathroom, and is next to a shared shower. The Guesthouse provides clean towels, a robe, slippers. I didn't get to try the hot tub - next time! Thank you, Buffalo Guesthouse!

From the owner: Built in 1890, Buffalo Guesthouse offers old-world charm and combines tradition with modern…read morecomfort, offering cozy stays for unforgettable experiences in Buffalo. Buffalo Guesthouse is an easy driving distance to Niagara Falls (25 min); Buffalo AKG Art Museum (9 min); the Buffalo Zoo (11 min); Buffalo Bills Highmark Stadium (24 min); Buffalo Sabres Key Bank Center (9min); Buffalo Niagara International Airport (16 min); and much more. Centrally located in the Allentown historic district, Buffalo Guesthouse is just steps from the Buffalo-Niagara medical campus, and within walking distance of downtown!

It was a great experience to stay at the Elmwood Village Inn. My wife and I arrived in Buffalo for…read morethe first time for a three-day weekend. We didn't know what to expect. The Inn is right in the heart of the village, with nice restaurants north and south on Elmwood. Intermixed are interesting shops and boutiques, cafes, and even a cool grocery store. A mile south is Allen Street and all its wares; a mile north is Buffalo State and the art museum. Hop on a one of those rent-by-the-hour bikes, and Canalside and downtown is a quick pedal away. Even more, there is easy access to the freeway that gets you to Niagara Falls quickly (I suggest Whirlpool State Park for an alternative trip; the hike to the bottom of the gorge is gorgeous). The Inn itself is clean, interestingly decorated and comfortable. The room we stayed in was large ... and my wife took advantage of the large bathtub to soak away a late evening while enjoying a glass of wine. There are snacks, toiletries, water and other small touches that made the stay very enjoyable. What isn't mentioned on the Inn's website prominently is the breakfast: they are delicious. The owner has worked in the restaurant industry as a chef, and it shows. There is a wide selection of healthy options (such as fruit, granola, yogurt) along with hearty meals, pastries, cheese, sausage, etc. And, perhaps most importantly, the coffee was great. One last thing: take advantage of the porch. There is an outdoor sitting area off the communal living room that provides a great place for enjoying coffee and a newspaper in the morning, and a delicious nightcap (perhaps with some Buffalo-style pizza) in the late evening. The people watching from the porch is also great (Elmwood Avenue is pedestrian-heavy throughout the day and evening). Anyway ... if you enjoy culture, food, people-watching, access and beautiful neighborhoods, you'll love this place.

We had a Great time in Buffalo. We enjoyed our stay at the Elmwood Village Inn with a warm welcome…read moreand hospitality. Michael and Robin are very caring and friendly. The breakfast was exceptional with detail to presentation, quality and was delicious. The house is beautiful and well kept. It's in a great location with a lot of restaurant choices and stores. Thanks for the recommendations to all the local sites, eateries and bars. We highly recommend staying at the Elmwood Village Inn :)

This guest house was so beautiful! Our host decorated the house so beautifully and made it feel so…read moreincredibly comfortable. Let's talk about the beds, especially the one in the "Riesling" room! OMG so comfy and soft, best sleep I have had in days!! She has the kitchen stocked with everything you would need which really help as I was traveling from Seattle. I can see she put so much thought into all her decor and theme,purple,wolf and wine!!! Thank you Sally for sharing the world with your amazing guest house! Will be back for sure!!!!!

From the owner: Restored 1920 vacation rental guest house in Cambria, NY in the heart of Niagara Wine Trail. Not…read morejust a place to sleep. A place where memories are made. For one group up to 6 people 3 Bedrooms - One large bathroom Living Room with pull out sofa bed Dining Room - Kitchen Double wide driveway - Fits 3 cars Large outdoor patio area **Light breakfast will be served if you wish**

First time staying at Bed and Breakfast Inn, first impression was that We invaded someone's house…read moreto sleep and eat! Yes, we'll start using BnB instead the hotels with free breakfasts. Our room was cozy and comfortable. The guests can come down to a living room or porch to relax in. There are some coffees and tea bags provides 24/7. Also they have a refrigerator for the guests to use. The breakfasts were good. More than the hotel's free breakfast! Their sausages were die for. I need to find those! They made their own pancakes. Very good!

This is a wonderful accommodation...Situated on the farm outside of Buffalo...We stayed in the…read morecabin with a sweet woodstove and comfortable beds and a very rustic chic interior. Would definitely book again

Great breakfast and location. Located in a quiet historical neighborhood it is just down the road…read morefrom the Martin House, Delaware Park, and the Buffalo Zoo. Chris was friendly and so accommodating. The house itself is beautiful inside and out, while still feeling very cozy. Highly recommended! Will definitely stay again.

Wow. I had no idea this place was in the area. Such a nice idea to stay in a B&B instead of a…read morehotel. Especially if you want to be in the area of the Darwin Martin house, Delaware Park, the zoo etc. Chris, the proprietor, is great. We were able to get in the room early and put some fresh flowers down for our guest. We were able to arrive late as well without issue. The room we saw is huge with an en suite bathroom. Windows open easily. Nice heavy curtains allowing for a dark room for sleeping off jet lag. Breakfast was at 8:30 and very nice. Fresh breads and fruit, quiche, coffee or tea. You get the idea. This place seems to get return guests and sells out in advance so plan early if possible. Parking is street.

Keep in mind, I like quaint places, eccentric places, colorful places. I don't want a Microtel…read moreexperience! The RPInn has the potential to be such a place. But unfortunately it has a long way to go. The building itself looks like it might have been built as some sort of boarding house. It's laid out like an apartment house, but the rooms are just that: a room, with a bathroom attached. (Indeed, I got the impression that some people I encountered were tenants.) The place appears to be undergoing modest renovation at a glacial pace. It was clean enough, but the aura overall is just sort of oppressive. Though I don't think there is any safety issue, the vibe is such that I do not think a female traveler would feel comfortable. My biggest gripe is that everything in my room was cheap: the couple pieces of rickety furniture, the cheapest mattress money can buy, a lump of foam pillow, and nasty nasty nasty synthetic sheets. It doesn't have to be beautiful, but I want a good night's sleep, which isn't happening here. And when I get up, I want a shower. My second floor room had NO water pressure, so I finally gave up on the refreshing shower idea, since I did not have 45 minutes to spend under a dribble (literally) of water. But as noted, the host (owner?) is very nice. He puts out a good basic breakfast. The RPInn appears to be a labor of love, and I wish him luck. I hope he reads these reviews, because he needs to understand his guests' expectations, however modest they may be. Also, it should be noted the owner gives a discount on your next stay if you write a review. That's okay, don't think I'll be needing that.

Okay I'll be honest...we didn't stay here but we had reservations and decided to cancel them. When…read morewe arrived the office was closed. We entered through the back of the house and were met with stinky, dirty carpet. The halls were dingy with exposed light bulbs hanging from the ceilings. Downstairs, where the dining area is, is sketchy with a large hole in the ceiling of the cooking area. Based on all of this, our group decided to cancel. The prices were amazing but not worth staying there.

Jorelisse is amazing, love what she does for the hotel, she is such a great energy everytime we meetread more

We had a suite that my boyfriend said was larger than his first apartment! This was a very nice…read morefeature of our stay--stocked kitchenette, two TVs, easy to stream Netflix, sofa, kitchen table, large bedroom with king-sized bed, good-sized bathroom. Room was quiet and clean. Housekeeping policy/schedule was a bit haphazard. No service the first day, which was fine, but we needed service the second day and asked for it in the morning at the front desk. We came back in the late afternoon and nothing had been done. (And no, we hadn't left the "do not disturb" sign on our door). We left for dinner and asked for service again, but were told that it may not be possible that late in the day. When we got back in the evening, we discovered that it had occurred, so that was great. However, the next day, we found that towels had been replenished but bed wasn't made. It wasn't a big deal, just kind of odd. The next day bed was made and towels replenished. Not a deal breaker, just unpredictable. Front desk staff wasn't the friendliest, but overall were efficient. Sundry shop could have used a wider range of selections as there is no bar or restaurant at the hotel. Would have been nice to have had some canned cocktails or wines and a couple more types of beer, perhaps a variety of cookies. Indoor pool and hot tub were very nice features of our stay. We enjoyed them daily. Clean. Hotel is walking distance from a couple of coffeehouses, a sports bar, and a some "local gem" restaurants, which was very nice. Not too far from Niagara Falls and other local points of interest, easily accessible by Lyft.