We had a great stay here. The staff and owner were very friendly. Breakfast when we stayed was…read moreeither an omelet or pancakes. We both had omelets and they were very good. I would love to see them use seasonal organic foods in the future. We stayed in the Bristol suite. It was a huge room and huge bathroom. The room has a gas stove (like a wood stove) and a jacuzzi tub. Some of the other rooms have hot tubs outside. I actually wish we had a hot tub instead - there's nothing better than a warm hot tub on a cool night. There was an enclosed porch as well as a deck in the room. The bathroom was a little dated as far as style, but like I said it was huge. The property itself is large and very beautiful. The owners' son (I think he was 10) took us on a tour to see the dogs and goats.

I have stayed at several B&Bs before, but have never enjoyed my stay as much as I did at the…read moreVagabond Inn. I was slightly nervous about previous reviews, but realized those were issues with the previous owners. Do NOT let old reviews deter you! Penny, the amazing new Innkeeper, is extremely personable and attentive and has renovated many of the rooms since she purchased the Inn. I was welcomed with hospitality and the accommodations were outstanding. My room was clean, absolutely huge, and the bathroom had a jetted tub with a picture window of the beautiful views! I watched the sun rise while soaking in the tub a couple of mornings and it was simply divine. The property is magnificent and the views are absolutely spectacular from every angle! The common areas are elegant, yet comfy and the dining area boasts floor to vaulted ceiling windows that frame the view beautifully. Perfect sitting areas to sit, chat, relax, and soak in the scenery. Every morning we were greeted with freshly ground coffee and were asked what we wanted for breakfast. My first morning I requested a "kitchen sink" omelet that Penny made with all fresh ingredients and it was absolutely delicious. The fresh bananas from the market were the best I'd ever had in my life. I enjoyed sitting at the bar chatting with Penny while she glided effortlessly through the kitchen. I am sure she would laugh to hear me say that, but it's true :) Penny helped us set up a wine and brewery tour that we thoroughly enjoyed. She recommended Kismet New American Bistro for an elegant dinner. I must say, she has excellent taste because this petite restaurant completely blew me away! The food was absolutely exquisite and the staff was extremely personable. Penny also recommended a short walk from Kismet to the Historic Naples Hotel for karaoke and to experience a little Naples nightlife. Everyone we met along the way was inviting and charming. Our visit to Naples would not have been as magical without Penny and her beautiful Vagabond Inn! I will definitely be visiting the Vagabond again....and again...

What a lovely stay at a perfect location. The grounds and landscaping are impeccably kept. This…read moreplace is a hot spot as a summer months roll in, but there is much to do in the area. We enjoyed a private wine tour with a driver from the hotel, and we're thankful for the free shuttle to get us too and from a concert at CMAC. The gym is small, but adequate for people who enjoy working out even on their vacations. Rose Tavern and the sandbar are a great spot for a drink, and a more upscale dinner. Staff was very friendly and accommodating, I would highly recommend the lake house.

Absolutely beautiful grounds.. and views! Took a tour of the gardens and grounds with head…read moreLandscaper. So interesting! Went on a boat tour.. Kyle was very nice and did a great job! Met some lovely guests! Big wedding going on Saturday! Food at Sand Bar and Tavern and nearby Nolan's and all were great. Bell men were all super friendly and helpful. Aurellia went above and beyond to help out too.

We stayed at Los Gatos B&B for three nights while visiting the Finger Lakes. There are some…read moregenuinely nice things about the property. The grounds are very well maintained, the view from the deck is lovely, and the individual cabins have a certain rustic charm. Charlie was also very friendly and welcoming when we arrived. Unfortunately, the stay itself had a number of problems. The biggest was the bed. The mattress in our cabin seemed extremely old -- it was lumpy, sagged badly, and we could feel the springs. The cabin walls are also quite thin, and the road noise in the morning was loud enough to wake us. Our check-in took about an hour. Charlie was very friendly throughout, but the process involved an extraordinarily detailed explanation of virtually every aspect of the property and our stay. Even something as basic as finding extra toilet paper required a phone call because it was hidden away; we were told this was because guests had stolen toilet paper during the pandemic. Breakfast was another disappointment. It is served only at 9:00 a.m., which is quite late if you're trying to get an early start sightseeing in the Finger Lakes. Charlie told us that they could make something gluten-free, but the way it was presented gave us the impression that doing so would be a bit of an inconvenience. We felt uncomfortable asking them to go to the trouble, so we never did. Availability was a recurring problem throughout our stay. We texted one evening to say we wouldn't be able to make breakfast the next morning but received no response. When we stopped in around 8:15 the next morning to make sure they knew, Rebecca was surprisingly rude to us. The interaction was unpleasant enough that we decided to skip breakfast for the rest of our stay. Coffee was supposed to be available beginning at 8:00 a.m., but on at least one morning the building was still locked at 8:30. There were some other oddities. The room was reasonably clean but had a slight musty smell. We were also told that we needed to stay in an alternate cabin because the air conditioning was broken in the cabin we'd reserved. Later, however, we saw another couple staying in that original cabin, which left us confused about what had happened. The lack of availability became particularly frustrating when we checked out. We needed to leave early, but once again the main building was locked and no one was available to check us out or accept our payment. A few hours later, Charlie called and told us he would be adding an extra 4% to our bill because, with us no longer physically present, it would be considered a "card not present" transaction. We found this particularly unreasonable. We were perfectly willing to pay in person, but no one was available to take our payment. Charlie never mentioned during our approximately one-hour check-in that we needed to pay at a particular time to avoid an additional 4% charge. Had he done so, we simply would have paid then. He told us afterward that there was a sign near the coffee maker explaining the charge, but we never saw it. Charging a guest an additional 4% because the owners weren't available to accept payment in person strikes us as unconscionable. Guests should not be financially penalized because no one from the B&B is available to check them out. At an absolute minimum, a charge like this should be clearly disclosed directly to guests in advance and they should be given a reasonable opportunity to pay without incurring it. Overall, Los Gatos has attractive grounds, nice views, and cute cabins, and Charlie was friendly to us at check-in. But between the extremely uncomfortable mattress, morning road noise, rigid breakfast schedule, the recurring difficulty finding anyone available, our unpleasant interaction with Rebecca, and finally being charged extra because no one was available to accept our payment, the negatives substantially outweighed the positives. All in all, this was simply a bad experience for us, and we would not stay here again.

We had an amazing time staying at Los Gatos. Rebecca and Charles were wonderful hosts and their…read morehome is comfortable and is in a wonderful location. Rebecca was an amazing breakfast cook and surprised us every morning with a delicious breakfast. They even make their own grape juice and jams that they shared each morning. We enjoyed meeting the other guests that were visiting and spent time out on the beautiful deck enjoying the property.

Excellent service. Beautiful, well thought out breakfast. The Allegiance is an elegant 1838 mansion…read morewith charming, well groomed grounds and landscape. The host is amazing. Get the jacuzzi room! :)

The Allegiance Bed & Breakfast is a little slice of history with modern era accommodations. We…read morestayed in the Livingston room and enjoyed a luxurious two person bathtub, as well as fun, yet tasteful safari-themed decor. The property itself is beautiful with renovations made to accentuate and preserve the home's origins while providing guests with new features such as a gas fire pit on the front porch. The owners themselves are respectful and gracious hosts who ensured all of our needs were met and we enjoyed our stay. They are knowledgeable of the area as well as do not mind sharing any useful tips when exploring if needed, but ensure privacy is respected. I would definitely recommend a stay there for anyone wishing for a more authentic upstate NY experience.

A nice find! The ambiance inside Caroline's which is inside the Glen Iris is beautiful, service…read morevery friendly and the food was so good. Recommended if in the area. Americas #1 State Park.

Went after the lunch time rush at 1:30. Service was quick and waitress was friendly. Had stuffed…read moremushroom caps and loved the gravy. The turkey sandwich was delicious but had too much bread, took the middle layer out and made it more enjoyable. The Reuben was tasty but a bit messy. The gift shop was small but nice. And the hostess was a kind gentleman. They were running on generators but that did not hinder their service. We were in the middle section would have liked to been in the garden section but it was full and the tables looked larger there. We could have planned a noon reservation or even a 1:00 but they were busy at those times.

My husband brought me here to celebrate my birthday. What a delightful stay! The inn in beautifully…read morepreserved and charming. The innkeeper was quite knowledgeable with the history of the inn, the owners and the area. I look forward to returning here. It is a gem.

My husband and I stayed at the Maxfield Inn for a weekend and greatly enjoyed our stay. We're super…read morethankful to have run into the owner as much as we did. An incredibly kind and knowledgeable person who certainly brightened our visit. We loved learning about the history of the now Maxfield Inn. The charm of the building was preserved through years of careful restoration. The location was also excellent for walking to Roots, Naples Brewing Co., Caruso's Cafe, and the other great business in town. Can't wait to come back and enjoy Komorebi kombucha on the front porch again!

Plan your trip to the Finger Lakes region based on availability at Moonshadow B&B and let the rest…read morefall into place. First of all- the food. Omg, the food! I would sleep on the floor for Jeanette's breakfasts. And plan to order their homemade pizza and salad one night. It could be the best dinner of your trip. The house faces a gorgeous view of Lake Kueka, the Luna suite was spacious and comfortable, the bed was great, and each room has an en-suite bathroom. The whole house was spotless. We also took advantage of Steven's wine tour, letting him choose the destinations (excellent and varied) and drive so we could enjoy the tastings. He delivered a beautiful charcuterie board at our third stop. After a hard day of vineyard visits, we played pool, darts, and cornhole in Moonshadow's well stocked game room. Away from our temporary home, we visited the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, hiked to several waterfalls around Ithaca (Buttermilk Falls was our favorite), and enjoyed the Corning Museum of Glass. On Jeanette and Steven's recommendation, we stopped by the Muranda dairy farm in Waterloo for a cheese tasting. It was fabulous! Watkins Glen State Park is less than an hour away and you could even add a day trip to Niagara Falls. Whatever you do during the days, plan to start and end them at Moonshadow!

What a marvelous experience! Our hosts, Jeanette, Steven, Maya, Chloe, Zeb and Hotai were the…read morebest. The location on Keuka Lake is serene and picturesque, with a small waterfall on the property. It is close to the Azure Hill, Dr. Franck, Heron Hill and Keuka Lake wineries. My wife and I stayed for four nights. The newly renovated rooms were large and comfortable. The coffee was ready early. The breakfasts were delicious. Whether we had eggs, bagels and lox, pancakes, or muffins, everything was well prepared and expertly presented. If wineries is your thing, Steven will chauffeur you around to some really nice ones, and throw in a brewery to boot. In the evenings, Jeanette and Steven are engaging to talk to and fun to be with. You will be happy if you go.

So much fun! Our tie dye cabin photo is currently posted as the backdrop on their tell page!!!read more

Not bad, not spectacular. The folks who do come here adore it and many have standing spots…read moreyearround with built out sections like porches or add-ons extending off their trailers. One might call it the poor man's lakehouse. The majority of the campground area is surrounded by trees so the sites are more dirt and rocks than grassy (bring an air mattress!). It's also along a creek so your site may not be too far from a lovely rolling stream -- a great spot to set up for the day with your beach chairs and a ice cold brew. I highly recommend a walk up the gorge. Bring water shoes or sandals with straps because you do end up in the water and your sneakers would end up soaked for the whole stay. The falls are beautiful and a great spot to cool off in the water. There's a rope that's been tied up to a few trees so you can scale the gorge up to the top of the falls. You can have day visitors - cost is $5 per vehicle. The sites overall are a little bit pricier compared to State Park sites (nearly double the price) likely because it's a private campground. There's a store at the entrance of the site where you can grab necessary amenities like papertowels, lighter fluid, garbage bags, etc. I probably won't be back for my own personal camping expeditions, but will join our crew again since this is where they've been going for years.