My partner and I had a lovely stay at Oak & Anchor. It was convenient to all of the Finger Lakes…read moreactivities that interested us, including kayaking on Keuka Lake, walking the Keuka Outlet Trail, and wineries! The breakfasts were fantastic - Julie is an amazing cook. Delicious and creatively plated, I enjoyed every single one of them! Julie also maintains a well stocked fridge of beverages for guests to enjoy throughout the day. There were many snacks to choose from in the snack bin. Each afternoon, Julie put out pastries to be enjoyed with the tea or coffee available at the guest coffee station. I highly recommend Oak & Anchor. We will 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!

We had the smallest room and although the room was bright with window, sliding doors, and nicely…read moredecorated it was uncomfortably small that opening suitcases was almost impossible. No side tables to set things on and the bed and pillows were definitely uncomfortable. The bathroom was a pleasant surprise. The owners were pleasant and helpful. The B& B was impossible to find at night...or even during the day & a little dangerous to cross a railroad track then make a sudden sharp right turn down a hill !! Breakfasts were very good and I especially enjoyed eating outside on the sunny patio with a view. I thought the price was a little high for my room as I have spent many a year in B&B's......The excellent wineries abound in the area and for that reason I recommend...

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!

Lovely time at this authentic log B&B. Very well maintained and clean. Melanie and Geraldo were…read moregreat hosts. But the food! OMG! Best breakfast of any B&B we have stayed in: crème brûlée oatmeal, Soufflé, Turkish eggs, baklava! Geraldo does all the cooking. Just fantastic. Close to downtown Canandaigua, wine country and attractions. Look no further: stay here.

My husband and I reserved a room at the Gridley inn for 1 night! We had tickets to a concert at the…read moreLincoln hills farm and didn't feel like the hour and a half drive home afterwards! We did notify them that we'd like to do an early check in seeing that the concert opened doors at 5! My husband also notified the b&b that I had an allergy to nuts and apples. We arrived around 4 pm and we had to ring the bell. We were greeted by a woman who did not introduce herself but we surely introduced ourselves! We were met by a very gruff woman who was the owner! Made sure to tells us no food in the rooms or drink! Use the common room! Being very accommodating people and very much the rule followers we said ok! Once in our rooms we found ourselves whispering, and my husband actually said why are we whispering, I quickly reply that that woman scares me! The house and our room was gorgeous, clean and well appointed. There were lots of places to sit inside and outside. We never took advantage of those, and also given that the owners always hung around the public spaces we understood why the other guests all waited outside for breakfast. (Not using the china, of course) To make a very long story short the owners are very over bearing! Both are crass and not welcoming! We could not use the "good" china outside of the dining room! My husband asked for orange juice and he got none, I drank mine and didn't feel comfortable to ask for more! There was suppose to be water available to all guest, when there was none, instead of offering to get us some they argued with each other about why there was no water! My husband and I just said Diet Coke is fine! We just grabbed our stuff and left! It must be noted that we are not new to bed and breakfasts! We have actually stayed in quite a few! We have always felt welcomed and more than comfortable! Not the case here! When you are not comfortable asking for orange juice there is a problem!

The Gridley is a wonderful gem in Waterloo. The hosts, Stephani and Madison, are friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. Stephanie is a wealth of knowledge and will keep you entertained as you genuinely delight in Madison's homemade, fresh breakfast. The Inn is within 10-30 min of all major attractions, vineyards, casino, restaurants, women's historical society, museum, and E Cady Stanton's home. Can't say enough good things... excellent all the way around!

This was far and away the finest bed and breakfast inn I've stayed at. The room was comfortable and…read morethe antiques made me feel like I had fallen into a time warp and was the lady of the manor. Of course the real lady of the manor was our hostess Tanya Oliver whose hospitality, friendliness, and great cooking just added to what made this experience special. I will add that we enjoyed the charming town of Penn Yan and its surroundings.

We went as a group of 4 for my sister's 30th birthday. While the rooms were very nice and the staff…read morewere friendly, the resort is very spaced out and there aren't actually any staff in the hotel buildings themselves so if anything was needed we had to call to have it brought to us instead of just asking at a front desk. This happened when the bottle of wine my brother in law ordered for our room for my sister's birthday was no there and we waited about an hour before it was finally brought over. Then came our spa experience: I am currently going through cancer treatments and filled out my medical form at least a week in advance and at the time of making my reservation a month ago and it was not until I got into the room for my treatment that I was told that they weren't able to accommodate me for it. I wouldn't have minded picking something different if I knew this before hand but I did not. The tech offered a facial instead which was actually really nice and relaxing, but significantly more expensive the treatment I had originally selected and they were going to charge me the price of the facial instead. They did end up changing the price to match the original treatment but that was after I had asked and explained the situation. Then my sisters treatment (the birthday girl) was "running behind" and they kept pushing the treatment back by 5 mins for a good 30 mins. We explained that we had reservations at the 1833 Restaurant and were afraid of missing it due to her treatment being 80 mins long. They called the restaurant and let them know for us. Come to find out that they took another person with the same name in place of my sister and when my sisters time came they were no longer able to accommodate an 80 min treatment so she had to get a 50 minute treatment. They did apologize profusely and gifted my sister some spa products but it did not make for a very relaxing experience and was definitely not the experience we wanted to have that day. THEN CAME THE RESTAURANT EXPERIENCE! We were able to make our reservation just 15 mins late, and at first the service was fine, they even brought us extra bread after we raved about how good it was. My sister has a severe shellfish allergy along with a dairy intolerance and we informed them of this before we even ordered. Some how the staff thought this meant she was allergic to gluten and brought her out gluten free bread. We explained again the seriousness of her shellfish allergy and the dairy intolerance, they still kept trying to offer her gluten free bread throughout the meal. The meals itself were good, my pork chop was very thick and the middle of it was pretty undercooked which I would have pointed out to the waiter if he came at all during our meal but he did not. Once we were finished with our meal we waited for over 45 mins for our bills after we went to the host table to ask because we kept trying to flag down someone to get our bills and then another 15 mins for the waiter to run our credit card. About an hour later my sister broke out in hives and was up vomiting during the night which makes us believe there was some type of cross contamination. Overall, we didn't have a very great experience. It was not the relaxation and peaceful experience that we all hoped it would have been, especially given how much we paid for everything.

Each of the Inns of Aurora properties offer a unique way to experience this beautiful lakeside…read moretown. I have been fortunate enough to stay at several of the properties over the years and have yet to choose a favorite. I have the Spa on my list to visit next! Enjoy the luxury amenities, phenomenal dining,, abundant classes and adventures they have to offer. All alongside stunning views and a quaint town tucked in the Finger Lakes region of New York.

One of the highlights of our trip was a 2 day stay at the Captain Kinne House in Ovid. The history…read moreof the house dating back to the late 1700's was of particular interest. The room we stayed in (Capt. Kinne Room) was comfortable with an attached sitting room and bathroom and was beautifully appointed with antiques. Molly prepared a delicious gourmet breakfast each morning, and Ted gave us a tour of the property detailing its rich history. He even accompanied us to a difficult to find historic graveyard where we searched for my ancestors' headstones (Capt. Kinne included!). Molly and Ted were more than accommodating in making our stay special and memorable, and we highly recommend a stay at the Captain Kinne House!

Truly enjoyed our stay at the historic Captain Kinne House. The rooms were comfortable and nicely…read moredecorated in a classic colonial style. It felt like stepping back in time. The grounds were lovely and well maintained. Let me say the breakfast's were absolutely exceptional- fresh, delicious and so unique. We especially loved the carrot cake waffles! Our hosts Molly & Ted were so congenial, and thoughtful. It made our trip to the Finger Lakes memorable.

I recently stayed at this B&B near Keuka Lake and near the town of Penn Yan in the Finger Lakes…read moreregion. What a find... This inn is was built in the 1830's and perfectly restored by Innkeeper Myron White. Staying here is like stepping back into a simpler time. I loved my room and did not want to leave EVER!!! This is a warm and friendly place to stay in the NY wine country. The breakfast is huge and delicious. I will be back.