My daughter had a long list of requirements for a wedding and I said don't worry we'll wait until…read morewe find it. I wasn't sure we would, but we did when we went to suncliff. We reserved the whole place for two nights. The parents of bride and groom and the entire wedding party stayed in the main house and all their friends stayed in the annex. The food was delicious and served HOT. The tent was perfect. There were equal tables on each side of huge dance floor which I think encouraged people to dance. Everyone danced and we had a great time. We have large family and the space was big enough to take pictures of our entire side and I'm going to be using that for Christmas presents for each of the 50 or so in picture. The setting is just perfect. It rained so much that day but there were plans for inside. Luckily it stopped a couple of hours before and the staff cleared off all seats etc. I'd definitely recommend the two nights rental of the whole place and gifting that to bride to fill for the people she and groom want I was going to do it differently, but in the end my daughter's decisions were 100% right of having her friends there. The main house is of course lovely and the annex is very modest, functional. However I heard her college friends saying that they thought it would be more modest but it was perfectly fine and better than their college dorms were freshmen and sophomore years. However they especially appreciative of it having a place to stay when they came in for the wedding. Some aren't making that much yet and even the one who is had expenses of moving across country and getting apartment etc., So she appreciated it so much. When you think about it, the kids want to support each other and be there for each other's weddings but nowadays it's so expensive with the cost of hotel rooms and they're all just starting out in life so I think a huge number of them would not have been able to come if they hadn't had a place to stay. Also I didn't worry about drinking and driving or driving while tired by having all these young people with their whole features ahead of them staying at the venue. For the older folks, aka over 31!, We opted to have them stay at a hotel in downtown Buffalo which is the thing walking distance of the rehearsal dinner. We provided a bus from there to the venue and back and even people who were saying elsewhere or lived in Buffalo or the northtowns took the bus and we're really happy about that. The timing of everything was perfect and one of the two owners went through everything with us and brought up a lot of things that we hadn't considered and we followed her advice and everything went very smoothly. My sister-in-law of 31 years said sincerely that it was the best event in our family's history. Having everyone there, together, with no one rushing you out, no one leaving early.

I'd give negative stars if I could. Didn't uphold their word on a lot of things, felt like I was…read moretaken advantage of and misled, the property is in shambles and not up-kept. Owner yelled in my face the morning of my wedding and told me I needed to pay more money than agreed upon. And unfortunately- so much more, they truly ruined my wedding day.

Stayed Friday and Saturday night. Room was clean and presentable, you can tell is am old Motel…read more Unable to control the AC except for closing the vents, but that was ok. Over all it was a very good experience.

Second time here first time my steak was not cooked to order... happened again! I guess I'm a…read moreglutton for punishment. I showed the manager and the manager said I'm not the cook. I don't know if it's cooked medium or well.Done I can't tell ! $85 for a steak and it's not cooked right and I was offered to drink. Never coming back.

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.

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.

A nice RV park, clean and the employees are friendly and helpful. Our site had water and electric,…read moreothers also had a grey and black water dump. Just be aware that it's located right next to route 90, so the road noise is pronounced.

Stars deducted because of noise which is not the camp's fault - I want to keep it real. Close to…read moreI-90 so you have interstate noise and wow close to a very busy train track - freight trains all night long. The campground - nice roomy sites. We had pull through and lots of shade trees around. The sites were gravel and we needed to level a bit. Restrooms nice and clean. Nice camp store and a food truck that delivers right to the site! It was after Labor Day so no pool reviews from us. The camp staff couldn't have been nicer! I always am happy when I'm escorted to my site so I don't end up going the wrong way. Vineyards in the area and Lake Erie right across the street. I'd recommend this campground as a short stay.

Clean and nice food options . Chik fil a staff friendly and kind even first thing after opening …read more Green Space for my pup to get out for a few minutes too .

It's the newly renovated restaurant stop. It is very clean and updated. Food options are new to…read morethe area so it's a nice change for the travelers. Seating is a little strange they have couch seats with some chairs and a children's area but it limits seating when a bus group would stop. But they do have extra seating in the Starbucks area. Store has one cashier with several self check outs. Bathroom is modern. At the sink, soap, water and hand dryer. Nice place with shake shack, panda express, chik filet, Starbucks and soon to be aunt Anne's and Cinnabon.

We were in a last minute mix up and needed a last minute quiet place to relax and celebrate our…read moreanniversary. John and his wife were superb and even waited for us to arrive after hours. Beautiful place with kind people all around us. Thank you so much for helping us celebrate. C. Magelssen

What a beautiful camping area. Came here 7 years ago with my now wife and dog and stayed here for…read moretwo nights with my wife, 3 year old, 3 month old and two dogs in a pop up. What an awesome host that runs this place.

You know it's a Fair not a Carnival when you hear over the loudspeaker, "Would a vet report to the…read moreDairy Barn as soon as possible?" It seems like the entries for jams, jellies and pickles are a smaller group every year. Maybe the farmers are retiring! There are still spectacular quilts hanging from the rafters, and adult and junior photography samples line the walls. 4-H has it's own pavilion now, behind the Domestic Arts one. While the market goats, sheep, rabbits and calves are in other barns, there are dioramas explaining how a successful farmer (of any age!) raises an animal. Like the Erie County Fair, the Cattaraugus County Fair has a booth by the Department of Health where one can get a free, wrapped dose of nasal narcan. (DH and I saved a teenager from an OD last month in Ontario; but that's another story). So yes, we did each want another dose of antidote. Request it, sign for it, watch a one minute explanatory cartoon, and away you go. The DOH booth is under the grandstand seating, next to a concession that sells slices of a dozen different varieties of pies. (Yelpers, you have an assignment!) The vibe is very much a celebration of farm life: Lots of teenagers in cowboy boots and rodeo shirts; little kids in face paint, and grown men with hats of the type of tractor they favor. It's such a small Fair, as a parent you can be confident about letting the teenagers or older children have a "free-range" experience with their friends. It's fenced, so it's well contained, and there's volunteer FFs, EMS, mounted patrol, and sheriff's deputies from all over the county. The gate fee includes the cost of all rides: $17 cash, $18 credit, free if the child is younger than two. Parking near the gate is $5, which goes to support local youth programs; there's free parking about a quarter mile down the sidewalk from the gate.

It's disgusting that they allow smoking in the food areas, petting zoo, and at the rides. These…read moreplaces are full of children! Even though it's outside the air is disgusting! My niece, nephew, and I smelled like friers and ash trays when we left. I don't get the appeal to staying all day and night. I like the events, but the rest of it sucks. All the food is overpriced and not very good unless it's funnel cake or taffy. The fried dough is just over floured pizza dough with sugar sprinkled on it served cold. I mean campi pizza is literally a flavorless loaf of bread with a tiny sprinkling of cheese that doesn't even cover the sauce and 4 thin slices of pepperoni for $5 a slice *gag*. The demolition derbies, truck pulls, concerts, and monster trucks are cool, but other than that meh. I recommend going at night to see an event getting taffy and funnel cake before it and racing out after.