Perfect stay went with my mom on my birthday got me a carrot cake for my birthday which was really…read moresweet and excellent stayed for one night couldn't have asked for a better host so happy visiting the yellow Door bed and breakfast and the surrounding areas

Deirdre has created a calm oasis of comfort for travelers to the Niagara area - Crystal Beach,…read moreWainfleet, Niagara Falls and Niagara on the Lake in our case, in late July/early August 2020 for 5 nites. My partner and I loved her beautifully-appointed home, the convenient (and quiet) residential location, and the very generous hospitality and attentiveness of Deirdre in looking after our every need. Deirdre paid special attention to covid-related health and safety precautions for all guests - we very much appreciated her practical measures in this regard. And yes, Deirdre's breakfasts continue to amaze and delight! Thank you, Deidre, for providing a wonderful base for another great vacation - we appreciate it very much!

Had a great time here with friends riding horseback. I rode Scarlet and had so much fun with her,…read moreespecially when she would run a bit when no one was looking. I was happy to give her cookies after my ride. It was a beautiful day!

Letchworth Farms offers horseback trail rides, and I highly recommend you check them out. Riders…read moreof all skill levels will enjoy this unique perspective of the Livingston County valley and area surrounding Letchworth State Park. The trail guides are patient, knowledgeable, and entertaining. Will definitely be back!

Oak Valley Inn and Suites is an incredible place, spotless, well decorated with history and the…read morebreakfast was delicious. Never felt anymore welcomed than any other place we've stayed.

Owner was very nice and cared about her guests. Decor was appropriate and had just enough modern…read moreconvenience without losing Inn's charm

My family and I booked this hotel for a one night stay while we were at Niagara Falls. It was the…read morecheapest we could find because everywhere else was so pricey due to it being weekend and close to New Years. We got a room on the lower level. When I first walked in, the room smelled fresh and clean. However there's certainly a lack of maintenance. The outlets nside the room was broken so I couldn't even charge my phone. I found an outlet in the washroom and I was able to charge my phone there which made it very inconvenient! The sink also needs improvement as well as the water took a very long time to drain. The only good thing about this hotel is that it's very close to the Falls like a 5 min walk which was also one of the reasons why we chose it aside from the price.

I took an impromptu trip to Niagara Falls and one person made that possible. I called late in the…read moreday saying I needed a room and Tommy helped me quite literally work out every detail so we could arrive at Oasis in comfort and within our time frame. He was respectful and willing to work with us, and extremely kind. I will go back to this specific location just because of how nice and accommodating Tommy was. The room is clean, and perfect to sleep, shower, eat, relax. We will 100% be back.

If you're looking for a uber-charming B&B right off the main-street in Niagara-on-the-Lake, look no…read morefurther! Al and Laurie have established "Two Bees" as a peaceful oasis for all your "getaway" needs. The location is perfect. It's walking distance from the main-drag and a short drive away from all the wineries. Our room, the Dickenson, had a whirlpool tub and nice sitting chairs. In the hallway outside the rooms there is also a 24/7 coffee/tea/soda/water fridge/keurig setup which was wonderful. If you're a book/music lover, you'll be delighted by the plethora of books and CDs spread throughout the house and in the rooms. There is a variety of music available, but with a preference for jazz (which I share). The living room space is cozy and has comfortable seating with a nice fire-place. Breakfast is outstanding: 1) coffee, high quality tea, juices; 2) a fruit and bread starter (we had a great yogurt parfait with granola and loads of fresh fruit; and the BEST peanut butter-chocolate bread!); 3) a main plate with something either savory or sweet and usually some kind of little meat on the side along with some kind of salad (our main one day was a decadent orange maple french toast, and it was an egg/broccoli soufflé another day; they mix it up well). Al and Laurie, in addition to being very friendly and gracious hosts who make an amazing breakfast, are also very knowledgeable about the local restaurants, attractions, and wineries. If you're looking for recommendations they'll steer you right.

If you want a fabulous place to stay, this is the place! Owners, Ruth and Steve, are very…read moreaccommodating and make sure you are very comfortable and happy. Wonderous front porch where ,my friends and I, had many happy times. The breakfasts are delicious and elegant. The rooms are beautifully decorated and spotless. The B&B is centrally located so you can walk to most places you wish to go. Yet on a lovely side street where the main sound is the gentle clip-clopping of horse and buggy. Wonderful experience! I recommend The Two Bees to all who wish a very special place to stay!

This expressway stretches out from downtown buffalo, to the airport. Lot of times it's faster to…read moretake this expressway, than to drive the streets. But during rush hour (4:30-5:30) it's not worth driving on.

If you know someone named Ken with an awful singing voice, don't let Ken-sing-ton-ight. But if you…read morewanna get into Buffalo from Clarence/Wiliamsvile/Depew/North Cheektowaga/East Amherst, then you might want to use the Ken-sing-ton-aight? I absolutely love this road. Now that the 198 has horrifically been reduced to 30 miles an hour this is the last way to get through the heart of North and East Buffalo without being stuck in gridlock. It usually moves quite well (like your ma) and is built below the surface of the city so that it doesn't contribute too much in terms of an eyesore or noise. Definitely the most vital road in the City of Buffalo. And considering I use it as much as I do and rarely end up stuck in traffic here it would be a bit hypocritical of me to give it a low rating. As an added bonus, the cops don't usually pull you over on this road. So a lot of people go well above the speed limit of 50 and do closer to 70. AKA "the 33" which is what locals usually call it, this 2-lane-racecourse begins right in front of Buffalo Niagara International Scareport, and winds its way like a twerking Asp (there was a P on the end, ok?) through Cheek to walk out, into some famous and run-down neighbourhoods of East and North Buffalo, and eventually spits you out in the very heart of downtown. It becomes three lanes after it crosses the famous I-90 (which by the way goes from Seattle all the way to Boston, now how cool is that). The best part of this road is that it will whisk you to parts of Buffalo you may never otherwise visit, and drop you off right in any neighborhood you like. Without the 33, Buffalo would be very hard to circumnavigate. Once you enter the Buffalo section of this road, the speed limit is rarely adhered to. But in the Cheektowaga section, do not speed. The cops are regularly in those parts. Have fun on the 33. But don't do 33 on the 33. You'll get beeped at. Not by me. Unless it's snowing. Then 33 (or less) is probably a good idea.

What a pleasure! Not sure which we liked better -- the delightful place and accommodations or the…read morewonderful folks who own it. We had never been to St Catharines before and consider ourselves fortunate to have found Springbank House. I might add: There is an "outlier" review which was written during the tenure of the former owner(s). It really is not applicable to the situation today -- the present owners have done a magnificent -- and I mean that -- job of remodeling and could not have treated us better!

Most amazingly restored house in the best area of St. Catharines, where one shall find most…read morecomfortable room with modern amenities and the best breakfast in Ontario. Must visit once in lifetime or even better every chance you get!

Tried to contact Oasis to come back to fix a broken sprinkler head this year after the great job…read morethey did last Spring/Summer. Left at least 3 messages and a handful of texts over a span of a few weeks and not one reply. I'll leave 2 stars because they were great when they were here last year, but how do you not call back a repeat customer? It's not a great service model.

Awesome job! Jeff was great to deal with, his crew was very friendly. I can't believe how quick I…read morehad a system installed. The system is awesome! Great price!

FYI Ihave not stayed here we came for a tour that MAG Rochester had. It's a lovely place and you…read morecan stay here as well. They have tried to keep some of the original touches but the house has been freshened up with modern amenities. The tour set up to check in was rather problematic. They do have parking a plus.

We had the funniest experience here. We were considering this location for a catered birthday party…read morefor 30 older people. We drove up and were greeted (or not exactly greeted) by someone at the door who barely spoke to us for a second. The person informed us that they do not do parties, only " Elopements for 12 people." We drove away quickly.