My boyfriend and I came to the Finger Lakes for the 2nd time which also happened to be over his…read morebirthday weekend. We stayed in Watkins Glen on our last trip decided to stay in Geneva this time and were lucky enough to have stumbled across this gem. We found the Chapman House via the Finger Lakes B&B association website and having reached out the same day we needed somewhere to stay, it was relieving to get such a quick email response. The house built in the 1800's is beautifully maintained with the original woodwork and moldings. Our room was beautiful and we felt like we had taken a trip back through time (except for the air conditioning of course!) It's also in walking distance from the main strip of restaurants and bars, which makes it easy to get around. Steve and Julie are wonderful!! And they go above and beyond when it comes to serving breakfast. Where most B&B's provide you with fruit and toast, they made a fantastic spinach and ricotta quiche which we ate on the front porch outside. I highly recommend staying at the Chapman House, we will be back!

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.

Theresa is a gem. Made everything easy. Helped us plan activities, made great suggestions for…read moreactivities and dining. Changed plans, and she accommodated. Room was clean, and comfortable. Breakfasts were delicious. We definitely recommend this Inn.

We had an unbelievable experience at the Inn. My daughter and her bridesmaids stayed there…read moretogether the night before and after her wedding. The space was perfect for the girls to be comfortable and we took amazing photos there in the morning before her wedding. Maureen, the owner, was so accommodating and readily available to answer questions and offer suggestions . We even hosted a small gathering on the porch after the rehearsal which was the perfect space. I would highly recommend the inn whether you are looking for a uniquely beautiful setting for a small group or looking for a romantic location for a stay in the Finger Lakes.

Exceeded our expectations! We were able to stay in the beautiful Seneca Room last week and we miss…read moreit already. A fantastic breakfast (choice of menu items and time) is served where you'd like it - in the dining room, in-room or on your patio. Delicious! The room is as described and more! The bed, bedding, towels, kitchen amenities, etc. were all high quality. Karen & Don think of all the special touches to make your stay memorable. Being on the water is tranquil and fun as you watch the boats go by. We noticed it was calm one afternoon and took the kayaks out to look at houses nearby. We rented a boat from Roy's next door and had a blast on the lake. We enjoyed the jacuzzi on a couple occasions and appreciated the late night option. The location is ideal for quickly getting to all the nearby lakes, wineries and sites. We saw much more of the beautiful Finger Lakes region than we expected. Not to miss - Vonnie's across the street is fun with good food & drinks. We'll be back!

We just returned from a 3 night stay at this B&B…read more Check-in was a breeze. Our room (the Seneca) was absolutely amazing. The view is stunning, you are literally steps from the lake. The decor was nicely done and the room was stocked with everything we needed. The pool is very nice as well. Overall, the resort was quiet and the staff was super friendly. The breakfast was OUTSTANDING. I don't know that I've ever had a better breakfast anywhere else. My only wish was that the chairs outside the Seneca room were Adirondacks rather than metal chairs with cushions. It rained quite a bit, but when it wasn't raining, we were unable to sit on them because the cushions were wet. Overall, I highly recommend this B&B for a great location and experience!

My sister and I took my mom to the Rose Petal Inn for my mothers 70th birthday and our experience…read morewas beyond our expectations. We purchased the wine and dine package - staying three nights and doing two days of wine tours with the man in the van. It was spectacular. Wine tours- were a great experience . We saw 6-7 vineyards each day and did the east side of the lake one day and the west the other! Dario, our driver, was an amazing tour guide and very knowledgeable about the wine and the region! You won't be dissapointed if you book your tours with him! Food- the breakfast at this B&B was out of this world - all made to order unique menu choices!! And then there is the 9 course tapas meal on Saturday night. Chef Andy really out did himself with an international culinary adventure ! In addition to the food at the inn Rossana will give you great recommendations for community restaurants. Inn- very clean and comfortable ! Wine and dine package - highly recommended! Rossana uses this package to spoil her guests with nice surprises through your stay. Owners- Rossana and Andy are such lovely people! We greatly enjoyed chatting with them and their wonderful family! Will most definitely be returning !

Andrew and Rossana are great people and excellent hosts. They opened their B&B in beautiful Geneva…read moreN.Y., in 2013 after buying and restoring a quaint house in a centrally located area of town. Andrew is a trained chef and his breakfasts are off the chart. Guests are given a full menu to order off, and on our visit the breakfast included French-press expresso, baked goods, fresh juices, a fruit course, and an entree. Andrew is a bit bewildered why nobody orders his huevos rancheros (I wish I had), so give it a try when you are there. You can have it straight up or in an omelet. Andrew and Rossana offer an excellent tapas dinner on Saturday night, which is not only a great value but extraordinary in its depth and complexity. My wife and I enjoyed it immensely. We will be back.

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!

The wife and I stayed 2 nights last week and really enjoyed our stay. We stayed in the Oneida yurt…read moreand it was very comfortable and well stocked with breakfast items. The scenery was great as was the location. We hope to return in the future.

One of the most entertaining Wineries in the Finger Lakes…read more They have a Chocolate and a Cheese Flight for Wine Tasting, but you can also go with neither and just try out 5 different local wines for $10 - a good deal. Their staff are super knowledgeable and friendly, and happy to explain what flavors and notes to expect from each kind of wine - or just chit chat with you about your trip to Geneva. The gift shop is cute and has a little something for everybody - whether you're just visiting or having a wedding nearby. And you can't beat that location or that view of the lake as you stroll across the lawn in front of the castle.

We came for a wedding in Penn Yan and stayed at the Ice House and in the main castle. For such a…read morelovely property it is terribly neglected. The mattresses are old and worn out. I mean really old where you can hear the springs creak and you wake up dozens of times in the middle of the night. The bathroom and foyer of the Ice House smells like feces because the septic tank is so old and not working properly. Stepping from the foyer into the living room shakes the entire floor. The gas stove in the kitchen doesn't work and isn't hooked up to anything. Why bother having a stove then? There were no full length mirrors in either the Ice House or the room in the main house, very inconvenient for getting ready considering many people come here for weddings. Septic tank for the Ice House needs to be replaced and the house needs to be renovated so the building doesn't shake when you walk around. I like a rustic charm where things look old but at least do some upkeep to maintain the property. In the main building, you can smell the septic tank from the lobby. They sprayed a ton of perfume to try to cover it up but the perfume smells awful and now it just smells like perfume and feces. Also spraying that much perfume is disruptive for people with sensitivities and migraines and will give you a headache. For the amount we're paying, we shouldn't have to smell shit during our whole stay. The continental breakfast is pathetic and definitely not suitable for people with dietary restrictions. They have plastic wrapped bagels and pastries and sugary cereals. All refined carbs. Everything has sugar added, including the cream cheese. No almond or oat milk, they only have dairy milk. That felt more like a "f*ck you" than an oversight because dairy intolerance is so common and every place has non-dairy milk these days. The yogurt isn't even vegetarian! It has gelatin in it. The fresh blueberries were nice. We ended up eating in Geneva. Again disappointing considering the price, you'd expect a better breakfast. Overall not worth it considering the price. I do not recommend staying here unless they renovate the property. Shameful as it's so beautiful.

Lancellotti's is absolutely beautiful. The grounds are breathtaking! I would highly suggest dining…read more around sunset. My husband and I were celebrating my birthday and this could not have been anymore perfect. Our waitress was wonderful, even those who simply stopped by our table to make sure we were satisfied were absolutely wonderful. Our cocktails were divine our dinner was splendid. We really enjoyed the outdoor seating with live music. We could not have asked for a better ambiance & service for our dinner.

This restaurant is a real mixed bag, but overall, it provided more positive experiences than not…read more The bar tender that served us on our first night staying here was very friendly, however, the bar was out of several ingredients listed on the cocktail menu for a drink or two that my husband wanted. The servers were friendly overall but because they appeared to be short staffed over our visit, they were running around which felt a bit chaotic. The wait times for food even with advance reservations were rough. The Arancini, breakfast sandwich and dinner burger were just okay. The breakfast burger tasted much better and the avocado toast was packed with delicious flavors (I ordered it several times). Their brunch buffet offerings were definitely lacking, so I'd pass on it if you're on the fence. And as you can tell, the grounds here and views were picture perfect! We loved the live music offerings as well!

My stay at the Hampton Inn was pretty decent. It's definitely not a lake view like the hotel…read moreadvertises but the lake is within walking distance. The staff was friendly, rooms were clean, continental breakfast wasn't half bad, it's within walking distant to several restaurants and bars and there is plenty of parking. Called to make a reservation the day of, it was a Wednesday and they were able to accommodate us. We got a room with a queen size bed and it wasn't huge but it was good enough and the bathroom was spacious. The pillows on the bed might be the best pillows I have ever slept on in any hotel, EVER, and I have stayed in many hotels. So fluffy and wonderful. So one thing I have to say: they have coffee downstairs in the "lobby" area 24 hours a day and they also have cookies. Yes, soft, wonderful, delicious cookies. They are enormous and stare you right in the face when you walk in the hotel. You may think you have willpower, but when you are coming back to this hotel after a night of drinking in Geneva, willpower gone. Those cookies were darn delicious. Yes, cookies, plural. They have a pool and a little fitness center too, which we didn't utilize but maybe you will. Their continental breakfast was definitely impressive, for the most part, as long as you didn't intend on eating very healthy. Their hard boiled eggs were bad, two mornings we had continental breakfasts here, both times, the texture just wasn't right. They had oatmeal in a crackpot, which was my go to because it was one of the only healthy options. The toppings they had seemed healthy until you really looked at what it was. There were "almonds" but they were coated in loads of sugar. There was cinnamon sugar and there were also candied fruit. Luckily there were some peanut butter packs and I added that to my oatmeal with a banana and was set. They had make your own waffles, turkey sausage, omelettes, cereal, bagels, muffins and toast. Their coffee wasn't my favorite, but it also wasn't the worst. They had 2% milk, skim and half and half out. I thought the rooms were a tad expensive for what they were, but it was convenient that we didn't have to get a cab to go to the various restaurants and bars in the area. They even let me leave my car in the parking lot overnight while we headed to the end of the lake and stayed in Watkins Glen. I would definitely stay here again.

the toilet was 13 inches off the ground Ada - suggests 19…read moreinches not good for recent hip replacement Rug wet under air conditioner Not noticeable till you stepped on it bare foot ! No Liquid body soap Renovations. everywhere will look nice - but We forgot they would start at 9 Guy outside was very friendly ( on 3rd) floor