We have stayed here several times in the fully out fitted suites. The place is immaculate and well…read moredecorated inside and out. It looks like they cut the lawn with scissors and you can eat off the driveway. Dead silence at night so you can sleep. Close to everything in the area. Nice owners that live right on the property. Stay here soon. You'll love it.

The Coachway Motel exceeded our expectations. We were a hesitant when we had to call to book a room…read more(we're a bit phone anxious), but the receptionist was lovely and efficient. Our room was clean, spacious and comfortable. They provided the same amenities that a chain hotel would (basic toiletries, fridge and microwave). We felt safe on the property and thrilled at the price! Great experience.

Overall, not a bad place to stay a night and have breakfast in the morning. Service was great,…read moreprices are reasonable, and the mansion is HUGE!!!! I wanted to explore the entire premise but since it was 114years old I don't think it might've been a great idea. Lol The rooms were spacious and comfortable as well. The cottage next door was down right amazing!!! It's an entire loft that has a nice spa, massage table, see through shower the whole nine yards!! I definitely plan on coming back with my wife one day. So book a room and have a sleep over! Also make sure to request Robert Gonzales as your host. He was awesome!!!

My husband and I had our 15th wedding anniversary this weekend, and wanted to stay close to home,…read morebut "get away" (we're from about an hour from Syracuse). We stumbled a cross Lipe Mansion, and it was LOVELY. The space was really playing to the first quarter of the 20th century feel of the mansion, and our room (the green room) was very comfortable. The host, Robert, and his staff were AWESOME. Breakfasts were simple but tasty, and the coffee flowed, well, in the way that coffee should flow. :) I will DEFINITELY be staying there again if we take a quiet weekend for two, and cannot recommend it enough.

It gets a 5 for roominess, but it gets a 2 for just about all else, starting with false…read moreadvertising, The room was not a suite, although we paid for a suite. (There were two rooms but no door between them to make a true suite.) Then, the dirty and dingy area rugs - get rid of them! The hall carpeting also needs vacuuming, if not replacing. The room has a little 30 inch TV sitting in the extra-large living room with absolutely no way to stream content, even with my Roku gear because the remote has no Input button. The room also lacks noise deadening draperery even though we were on main street! You get it. Then, the leather couch, hot in the summer and cold in the winter - go figure! Also, this couch is also so deep that your feet can't reach the floor unless you slide halfway down the couch, or you're 6 ft 4--either one! And no wifi!  Staff said they were trying to reset their router, but no results ever showed up. This could be a "high-end" place if the proprietors only cared enough, but apparently they don't. It's the little things and the "extras" that count.

Once upon a time, getting a wake up call from the front desk actually meant someONE from the front…read moredesk picking up the phone and...calling you. In a time of impersonal online reservation systems and automated greetings, it's nice to find a B&B like Lincklaen House that sticks to its charming roots (and yes, they personally call your room in the AM). While giving some guest lectures up at Caz College, I had the pleasure of staying overnight and enjoying both breakfast and lunch on site to boot. Complimentary breakfast is provided for overnight visitors, and consists of waffles, yogurts, breads, fruits, coffee, tea, and juice. Better yet, we got to enjoy everything in the enclosed courtyard, with radiant heat floors warming up an already cozy space. Lunch options at the tavern are as hearty as they are heavy...come hungry! The Lincklaen House seems to be the locals' go-to for meetings, meals, and everything in between, and there was no shortage of activity on premises as I was in and out throughout the day. Staff were terrific from start to finish, and they even provided me a gift basket and complimentary bottle of wine upon my arrival. Coupled with the 2-minute walking distance to the Caz Campus and I couldn't possibly imagine a better place to stay in Cazenovia!

The Arbor Inn is owned by Hamilton College and has a manager. We were not informed in advance that…read moreto get to our suite we had to climb two sets of stairs. Upon arriving at the suite, we found low slanted ceilings where you would hit your head. One could not sit up in bed to read as there was the ceiling slanting in. The lamps on the end tables hit the ceiling. Our room was never made up and we were told that we had to request, which I asked the previous day. There is no air conditioning in the bedroom, the small living room had a floor air conditioner. The sofa in the bedroom has no lighting. The closet is a crawl space with few hangars. The tub retained water and one stood in inches of water while taking a shower. Will not return.

Lovely stay at the Arbor Inn. Dave and Ellen, the current owners are lovely, take meticulous care…read moreof the property and it shows. The landscape and land behind the property are well maintained and beautiful. If you walk down the road at dusk many deer sightings which is a nice treat. Our room was perfect size for family of 4. Room was well furnished, good shower and amenities.

This truly was very much like home and Ophelia felt like family to me! I loved her breakfast and…read moreamazing hospitality! She was so sweet to make my stay feel welcoming and she even provided me with an assortment of tea to choose from in the morning, which included a fancy kettle of hot water. I'm in love with the design (see my tea cup picture attached). I stayed in the blue room which I adore! I slept so good there and was very cozy! Lots of positive energy in this home! So much beauty inside this home and out! This will definitely be my go to if I ever visit Syracuse again!

This beautiful inn is situated away from the main business of town but near several neighborhood…read morepubs. Across the street is the arboretum and sacred heart cemetery for lovely walking. The accommodations are lovely, and so is Ophelia. Clean, comfortable bed, antique decor and all modern conveniences. We stayed in the Canopy Room and were served a fantastic breakfast. Highly recommend.

Omg this place is so cute and a much more spacious option than the chain hotels in the area. Large…read moreliving room area is mostly separate from the bedroom. Two flat screen TVs. Spacious bathroom that is clean and nicely done. Little kitchen book is also cute and they have a coffee maker, plates, cutlery, glasses, etc. large closet to hang clothes and store suitcases. If you have lots to hang bring some extra hangers from home. The one issue I have is with the A/C. We turned ours on about 6 hours ago and it tries its hardest but I don't see it getting to the cool 67 that we'd like. Outside temp was only about 85 as a high today and it rained this afternoon which cooled things off more so I just worry that when it's 95 or 100 outside that it may be pretty uncomfortable in here but I don't know for sure. This is the only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5. If A/C was on point this would be 5 stars without question.

I had the great pleasure of staying at Moscow Nights with Victoria, Nick, and Andre for two…read moreseparate visits. The first time was in the Spring of 2022 and most recently in December of 2022, consisting of a seven day visit. The property is sure to inspire for custom art pieces are throughout the well-stated 19th Century home. In my first stay, I slept in the Skylight room which was sublime. In my second stay, I was appointed the Gallery room which is adorned with excellent pieces of art. Cleanliness is noticed immediately. Every item positioned with purpose. The beds with the plush comforters make for wonderful nights of sleep. The trio of Victoria, Nick, and Andre are very welcoming. I have enjoyed conversations during both visits. If you enjoy reading, you will enjoy their sizeable library which will be sure to fill your reading appetite. I cannot speak highly enough about staying at Moscow Nights. If you are in the area, I humbly believe this home should be top of mind when choosing to rest your head. It is a godly home and the Spirit just may work powerfully for you during your visit, as it did for me.

Worst experience ever. The owner of the house has a beautiful house but other than that it's a…read moreliving hell. Victoria ( owner of the house ) is a control freak. 1. You do not have privacy - they go into your room every single day. 2. The place is not clean - there is dog hairs everywhere and the rooms are full of cobwebs and dust including the fans. 3. They don't allow you to bring food into the room which I also believe is acceptable but she also doesn't allow someone to bring food and eat at the kitchen table after ten pm. I need to also mention that the night that I went out to eat and had my first warm dinner - she locked me outside the house. 4. There are a ton of different bugs throughout the house including flying ants. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. They don't treat people with respect. They treat people as if they are doing you a favor - mind you they get paid to have occupants in their house. They just want to control when you go to sleep, what you eat, what you do, and when you wake up. That is one of the reasons they get into the rooms to see what you do and have in there. And that is invasion of privacy. And they can open the locks as often as they want even if you are in the room.

Brand new hotel at Turning Stone! Rustic decor, very quiet weekday. Still has the new hotel smell…read more A bit too new to fairly evaluate as they are still working out the kinks. Professional staff, very knowledgeable of the area.