New York Bed and Breakfast

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New York bed and breakfast inns vary greatly. They might be a stylish New York City brownstone, a Victorian hideway in Chautaugua, or a rustic lodge in the Adirondacks. As diverse as the "Empire State", New York bed and breakfasts offer visitors a chance to experience the local culture, scenery, and charm. Below are some representative B&Bs around the state.

New York City Bed and Breakfast Inns

Staying in a B&B in New York City is a wonderful alternative to impersonal, large hotels. Nestled in neighborhoods, not tourist enclaves, these diverse hostelries give visitors a chance to experience life in a real New York City neighborhood. In addition, your host can offer sightseeing, dining, and nightlife suggestions that only a resident can know.

  • 1871 House -New York City; 212 756-8823 - Located on a quiet block in the center of New York City's Upper East Side, this elegant townhouse is just steps away from the museums on Fifth Avenue and the boutiques on Madison. Accommodations are smallish, but feature 12-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, full kitchens or kitchenettes, and free Internet access.

Long Island

Long Island is where New Yorkers go to escape the bustle of city life. It's also full of great beaches, delightful vineyards, and quaint seaside villages. Steven Speilberg calls it home and so does Billy Joel. You can stay for a night or a week at one of the many charming bed and breakfasts that populate the island.

  • A Victorian on the Bay Bed and Breakfast - 57 South Bay Ave.; Eastport, NY 11941; 631 325-1000 - This five-bedroom bayside Victorian offers all of the comforts of the 21st century combined with the charm of the 19th. The spacious guest rooms, some with private sun decks, feature fireplaces, incredible water views, air conditioning, and free Internet access.

The Adirondacks

The Adirondack Mountains in Northeastern New York State is a region full of scenic vistas, serene lakes, and rustic, yet luxurious resorts. First developed by the early 20th century "Gilded Age" industrialists who built fantasy "lodges" here, the area is home to Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, and Lake George and is known for its excellent fishing and relaxed lifestyle.

  • The Lamplight Inn Bed and Breakfast - 231 Lake Avenue; P.O. Box 130; Lake Luzerne, NY 12846;(518) 696-5294;(800) 262-4668 - This romantic 1890-circa Victorian B&B, located near Lake Luzerne in the Saratoga Springs area, features a main building with a spacious wrap-around porch as well as a caretaker's cottage and carriage house. All accommodations feature period antiques, gas fireplaces, and Jacuzzi tubs.

The Finger Lakes

New York's Finger Lakes region, located in the central part of the state, is named for the eleven slender lakes that dot the region. The area is home to relaxed lakeside communities, quaint Victorian villages, and some of the state's best wineries.

  • The William Henry Miller Inn - 303 North Aurora St.; Ithaca, NY 14850;(607) 256-4553;(877) 256-4553 - This historic 19th century home, located near Cornell University, has nine spacious guest bedrooms, each with a private bath, a computer data port, and cable TV. The home is rich with architectural details, such as chestnut woodwork, leaded glass windows, and wood-burning fireplaces.

Western New York Bed and Breakfast Inns

Western New York includes the cultural mecca of Chautauqua, the popular honeymoon destination of Niagara, and the winter ski resort of Ellicottville. The area is rich with Lake Erie wineries and lighthouses, history, and scenic beauty.

  • The Rainbow House Bed and Breakfast - 423 Rainbow Blvd. South; Niagara Falls, NY 14303;(800) 724-3536; (716) 282-1135 - One of many charming Niagara New York bed and breakfast inns, this century-old Victorian inn is decorated with authentic antiques and hand-painted furniture. Each of the four guest rooms have a private bath, a ceiling fan, and air-conditioning. Should the spirit move you, there's also a picturesque wedding chapel on-site.

 


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