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The Chalet of Canandaigua - Proud to be rated #1 in Canandaigua, #1 in The Finger Lakes and #6 Top B&B is USA

The Chalet of Canandaigua

(12 reviews)

Our Silver Lining Mis-FORTUNATE (Synonyms: Lucky · Favored ·…read moreBlessed) Wedding postponed, Niagara off the Table, now what do we do!? After some research I decided on a Visit to the Chalet. I have stayed in some of the finest B & B's in the North East and visited with optimism despite our forced change in plans. WOW, the Universe plays the Best tricks. As we drove up a lengthy driveway I was struck by the Beauty of the Willow Trees dancing in the wind over a beautiful duck pond with a Blue Heron gracing its little Island. As we continued up the Driveway the Chalet came into view. We were greeted warmly by Pattie who helped work through some details. Soon Margaret joined us and offered another warm welcome. They asked us some open-ended questions (Morning Beverage of choice for one), offered Insights and shared recommendations, letting us know that our satisfaction was their focus. After seeing some common areas we were escorted to our room where every detail was covered to ensure we would be getting the most out of our stay. Our Room (Lee Suite) was appointed with tasteful furnishings and offered an instant comfort. We stayed for three nights and each morning, when we arrived at our desired time, we found a carafe of Coffee and hot water waiting for us to get seated. Breakfast is three (3) courses and changed daily. Dietary needs were addressed upon arrival and any personal likes and dislikes were noted for the visit, and future visits for those so fortunate. Every bite was delicious and well balanced. As a Inspired home cook I could tell these ladies truly enjoy crafting this deliciousness each day. One suggestion (my regret) would be to take some time to enjoy the grounds. I was so busy running around the lakes that I failed to do this adequately. It is such a relaxing environment that you need to take some of that in. I will make sure to do more of this on my return trip.

This was such a lovely time for us...if the Finger Lakes are the cake, The Chalet is the…read morebuttercream. My wife and I spent two nights there in The Balcony suite...highly recommend, although following the tour of the other options, I don't believe there is a bad choice! Melanie was the perfect hostess and Gerardo is a superlative chef who leverages local ingredients to craft absolutely divine breakfasts. Five stars!

The Old Library Inn - Great room

The Old Library Inn

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Loved loved loved our stay at The Old Library Inn Bed and Breakfast. Checking in was easy. We were…read moregreeted by the owner, Dan. He was easy going and informative about the history of the inn. Thankfully we only had to share the Inn with one other couple; so I was able to explore the house. The rooms had different themes according to authors; Ernest Hemingway, A.A. Milne, Jane Austin, Maya Angelou, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Mark Twain. The book nerd in me was delighted with familiar quotes and I may have squealed and giggled a bit. The decor was modern but it still had an old world Victorian charm or maybe the romantic in me imagined it all. Either way I loved it. The best part was enjoying breakfast with one of the inn keepers, Loise. She was charming, funny, inviting and loved to chat. She adds so much value to the inn. Loise is exquisite. The only downside is the restaurant was closed the night we stayed. But you could look at it from a positive side; I guess I'll have to come back for another stay at the inn so I can experience the restaurant.

The place was lovely and the bed was comfortable. Everything was clean. They are only doing…read morebreakfast on the weekends which isn't noted anywhere on their website or on listings through 3 party booking sites that I use. Also there's no one there to check you in or out. If you wanna pay a bit more for the AirB&B vibe, this is a good spot. Definite content creater potential.

Greenwoods Bed & Breakfast Inn - Greenwoods Bed and Breakfast

Greenwoods Bed & Breakfast Inn

(10 reviews)

Lavish hospitality, natural beauty, and calm, those are the first three things I noticed about…read moreGreenwoods Bed & Breakfast Inn, an Adirondack style, five-guest room B&B located overlooking Lake Honeoye in the Finger Lakes region. Friday night arrival, we were greeted and shown around Greenwoods by our warm and welcoming hosts, Rick and Leroy. The natural wood paneled great room awaited us with a toasty fire and home made chocolate chip cookies. Nice touch. We were introduced to our fellow guests (Stephen and Jim, a friendly couple from Toronto), sat down by the fire and had a lovely evening getting to know them. My room, the Comstock, was quiet, spacious and immaculately clean with a gorgeous view to Lake Honeoye. It had a well-appointed bathroom that contained everything I needed--including a retractable cord blow dryer, which I had forgotten. I have back and neck issues and was concerned about the mattress, but it was nicely firm, and I slept well (side note: the sheets smelled really good). The next morning, I woke to the smell of fresh brewed coffee, which I drank in the great room while checking my email (fast Wi-Fi) and awaiting breakfast. I'm a bit of a coffee snob, but enjoyed the dark blend. Breakfast began with the most amazing poached pear with a raspberry sauce in creamy yogurt. Not usually a pear fan, I left nothing but the stem and would have licked the plate if I'd been alone : o Main course was OMG!-stuffed French toast with blueberry compote and a really tasty vegetarian sausage (I had let our hosts know my preferences beforehand). I probably could have done with half my portion of the French toast, but ate it anyway, which held me through the afternoon. Fortified, my girlfriend Pam and I took off to explore the nearby town Canandaigua, which offered a nice variety of reasonable shops and cute restaurants (alas, we were still full). Then, we headed over to Victor for our facials at Relax the Spa, followed up by a farm-to-table dinner at Roots Restaurant in nearby Naples. It was a great choice and offered vegetarian selections. Rick and Leroy pulled out all the stops Sunday morning for breakfast. First course: a colorful and healthy fruit salad NOT containing Honeydew melon (which I consider the black jellybean of fruit). Then, delicious eggs Florentine and cheesy hash browns so good I could have rubbed them all over my skin (kidding, not kidding), and, a side of those yummy sausages. We lingered in the dining hall talking to newer arrivals, Tom and Rob, as Leroy kept the coffee flowing, then moved our conversation to the great room and another roaring fire. I travel frequently and use hotels B&Bs, Inns, and airbnbs, so have pretty high standards for hospitality. Rick and Leroy exceeded my expectations, and then some. Not only are they friendly and attentive, they are perfectionists who are dedicated to their guests having a top-notch, relaxing, unforgettable stay--and it was. As a matter of fact, I've already been in contact with my siblings to suggest Greenwoods for our next family reunion. Yes, it's that good.

What can you say about a place that is so amazing. Ckeckin was so smooth. The owners were great…read morewith emailing instructions. Pulling up to the property even now with things just starting to bloom was beautiful. Owners were so friendly. Now let's talk about breakfast. Can you say yum. The stuffed French toast was to die for. Location is convenient to the wine trail. Only wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy the lovely decks. Oh and to meet their dogs. Lol. Don't miss the chance to stay. We were in the Chautauqua room but can't wait to come back and try one of the suites

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