Really nice location, beautiful views and very clean…read more Spent a girls weekend here and we were able to fit three girls in one cabin comfortably; although that mean 2 girls in one bed and 1 on the fold out. No complaints on that as it wasn't an issue. It's a very remote location and Internet service isn't the best but hopefully you don't need to use it too much when you're there. Very peaceful place to relax. I would go again for sure.

We spent 3 nights in one of the cabins. The owners are really nice. Everything is really clean and…read morethe place is relaxing. We had a stack of fire wood waiting for us to make a camp fire. The kitchenette has everything you need to prepare your own meals. Nothing big or fancy but just what you need. Cell phone reception in the area is really weak and their wifi is just enough to read your e-mails but maybe that's what makes the place so relaxing. The state park beach is really close.

To be honest, this Hampton Inn was a disappointment. It relies too much on its beautiful waterfront…read morelocation, however, the rooms show wear and tear. There were only two bath towels in the room. In every other Hampton I've ever stayed in there have been four. Why is this important? If you are sharing a room with a woman who wants to wash her hair invariably she will dry her body with one towel and dry her hair with another. To put the nail in the coffin arriving at breakfast at 9 AM almost everything had run out and the kitchen had not timed things well with people waiting 10 to 15 minutes for replenishment. As a brand, I love Hampton Inn. It is my go to place when I travel for business, however, this experience was."less than"

A very nice hotel. We were told at the front desk that this is one of the company owned HI's and…read morethe second one in the country with a restaurant. The location is beautiful with Keuka Lake on one side for a great view. If the view is important to you during your stay, be sure to ask for a room on that side of the hotel. The rooms are pretty much standard for a hotel like this. Nothing special but nice, enough room and a nice bathroom with a roomy shower. Too bad many hotels are not providing a bar of soap anymore. It's now bottles on the wall. I still prefer a real bar. The bar/restaurant is small but very nice. We didn't try the food but we saw a number of dishes being served and they looked good.

My friend and I stayed overnight after an afternoon of wine tasting around Keuka Lake. I was…read morepleasantly surprised by the updated accommodations. Our room was spacious with two queen beds and a table and chairs to relax and enjoy a glass of wine at. Clean bathroom with soap and shampooing, conditioner dispensers. The breakfast is complimentary and has a great selection. The pancake machine does it all for you with the wave of your hand or press of button. The coffee and yogurt machine are also high tech with customized selections that is prepared with the click of a button. Pleasant staff, quick check in and check out. There is a nice outdoor seating area that's decorative and lighting. Hotel is a quick walk to town restaurants, shops, Breweries, and Tavern.

Best Western Plus Vineyard Inn & Suites was one of the coziest lodges I've had the pleasure of…read morestaying at. The exterior is well-maintained, the lobby is quaint, and the amenities were standard which included a small fitness center, pool/hot tub, business center, and continental breakfast. The breakfast buffet didn't offer a substantial variety which was okay for something that was free. For this place, it was mainly for comfort and good value stay. Deluxe Room/2 Queens- There we 3 of us sharing this room and it was more than enough space for a couple of nights. Overall Service: The staff was nice here. I remembered asking them for makeup wipes because I forgot to pack them and they gave me enough to share with my girlfriends too.

House was beautiful, but it was bug infested. They turned…read moreour water off, pretending that it was a plumbing issue when they just didn't want us using the outside water the people who run this place are absolutely pathetic, and I'm pretty sure that whoever actually owns the house would be very very disgruntled if they found out the way it was getting handled. This property management company is trash.

They are the best. Great service, professional, knowledgeable, friendly and prompt. We always feel…read morecomfortable that our lovely Bindskeid House will be cared for!

Room was very comfortable It was amazing when it came to…read morenear by towns complete Finger lakes experience KEUEKA LAKE so much to do wine , distilleries and restaurants

My two rescue dogs and I needed a place to stay while I waited on a real estate closing. Boy did we…read moreluck out- the owners, Nancy and Dan are some of the warmest and most considerate people I have ever found in the hospitality business. This was my 28th move, so I have been in all kinds of accommodations all over the US, and have never felt the welcoming service I got at this Motel. Can't recommend it highly enough if you or your family want professional and accommodating owners and a very comfortable location Thank you for making our stay so pleasant Sandy Crane

It's in the Country- Check Comforts- Check…read moreBed- Check Breakfast- Check. Comfortable rooms, fantastic breakfast with homemade muffins. Brenda and Gary were great hosts!!!!

My girlfriend and I wanted a weekend getaway in the Finger Lakes. We found this place through an…read moreonline deal, and, having never visited the wineries on Keuka Lake before, we thought we'd give it a try. I am so glad we did. The first thing I noticed when we arrived and Brenda showed us our room is how clean everything was. The amber walls and Americana decor were bright and inviting, the bathroom was absolutely spotless, and the shelves were stocked with little toiletries you could have easily forgotten to pack (e.g. Q-Tips!). Everywhere you looked were thoughtful little touches that told you this wasn't just a hotel; this was someone's home. The breakfasts amazed me. I've stayed at inns and B&Bs where you might get an apple or a pre-packaged muffin, but not here. The first day started with a fresh fruit cup, homemade chocolate chip banana muffins and cheese danish, coffee, OJ, and white grape peach juice. I thought that might be the extent of it, but then Brenda presented us with French toast (with homemade bread), sausage, and maple syrup that she and Gary made from the trees on their property. The second day was even better with light and crispy Belgian waffles and Brenda's homemade strawberry syrup. Honestly, this whole entry could be about the food, but I'd just encourage you to see for yourself. As for the location, I was worried it was a bit remote, but that was silly. You're literally minutes from so many great attractions. Drive down their road and turn right, and you'll be in Penn Yan (or one of the great breweries or wineries along the way) in no time; turn left and you'll be on the Keuka Wine trail headed to Hammondsport. There's so much to do, see, and taste, you're going to want more than a single weekend. And, if you're as lucky as we were, you'll have some great fellow travelers to chat with at breakfast as you compare notes about which places to stop at. In short, Brenda and Gary run a first rate establishment, and you should really find a way to treat yourself by staying there. Enjoy!

Mary & Vic thank you for sharing your beautiful and charming a 200 year house with us. We enjoyed…read moregetting to know you both and Penn Yan, NY is a little gem in the Amish country. Your hospitality and kindness were amazing. Your delicious breakfast was a highlight of trip along with an old-fashioned table setting which included a knife place holder and salt cellars (look those items up and see if you're not enchanted! Your attention to detail made our stay comfortable and greatly appreciated.

If you're planning a visit to Penn Yan, the Trimmer House Bed & Breakfast is a must-stay. You won't…read morefind a better breakfast or a comfier bed in the Finger Lakes. The location is perfect, with private off-street parking, and a short walk to the shops and restaurants on the Main Street. Take a walk down the Keuka Outlet Trail or bring your bikes for a ride around the lake. It's ten minutes to Seneca Lake, and the closest wineries are just down the road. The Trimmer House is a stunning Victorian home with beautiful sitting rooms, a large, covered front porch, and cozy bedrooms. The en suite with the clawfoot tub was a selling point for me. Bessie's Room was spectacular. It was spacious, comfortable, and the shutters made for the perfect conditions for sleeping. I've never stayed in a B&B, and the Trimmer House has set the bar incredibly high. I can't rave enough about the breakfast - the food was amazing! Quiche, tarts, fresh food, bottomless coffee. I have a hard time believing there is a better breakfast in town. Bravo to the amazing hosts for creating such a comfortable, luxury experience in Penn Yan. Worth every penny and more!