Bed and Breakfast New York
New York is a magical place, but what makes NY an even better destination to visit? A bed and breakfast in New York. Whether you’re staying in New York City or Upstate New York, there’s a fantastic b&b option waiting for you.
WE WELCOME YOU to our cozy historic home surrounded by nature's tranquil beauty and stunning views, yet only 7 miles from downtown ITHACA with it's vibrant bohemian spirit, top-notch restaurants, off-beat boutiques and fun entertainment. Nestled at the foot of CAYUGA LAKE, Ithaca is the liveliest enclave in the Finger Lakes, part thanks to the presence of CORNELL UNIVERSITY and ITHACA COLLEGE. Enfield Manor near Ithaca NY in the Finger Lakes Region is a small, traditional B&B which offers a variety of rooms to choose from, each with tasteful decoration and design. All rooms have Wifi, Air conditioning, comfortable mattresses, clean tiled private bathrooms with showers AND...... We are PET FRIENDLY! ( Do consult the pet policy on our website under "Policies" ) Breakfast is "fresh from the pan" and there is a menu to choose from. If you have a special diet please let us know when you make a reservation. Enjoy breakfast at the place of your choice; on our cozy porch, in our beautiful dining room or on our spacious patio which boasts splendid views! We also offer a cozy private PET FRIENDLY cottage which is ideal for a romantic get away from the stresses of daily life and very popular with honeymooners. This is a dog friendly area; Leashed dogs are allowed in the local State Parks and most wineries allow dogs on their terraces. When traveling with another couple, you may consider booking both the Harriet Tubman Suite and the Alex Haley Room as they are both situated at the end of the passage upstairs. The entire premises, sleeping 8-10 people, can be booked for your special anniversary, Cornell or Ithaca College graduation weekend or as a group vacation rental. Our property is located on 15 acres of organic conservation land of which 5 acres is a dedicated Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary. Green practiced are actively observed and our electricity is generated by 92 solar panels. Enfield Manor is surrounded by over 100 wineries/breweries and distilleries. Spend a day touring the two scenic local wine trails and don't hesitate to bring back a bottle or two to enjoy on our spacious patio which boasts fantastic views towards Ithaca. Hikers will love this area as we are close to 4 state parks, all with impressive waterfalls and hiking trails. We are looking forward to meeting you! Tom and Inez
BrickInn is located near Letchworth State Park on the Western Edge of the Finger Lakes Region of New York. A stately 1915 Brick Colonial home situated on a five acre wooded parcel in the Historical District of the Village of Mt Morris, NY Huge mature trees and seasonal flower gardens grace the large front yard. The interior shared spaces and five guestrooms at BrickInn are completely updated, bright, fresh and comfortable with a touch of vintage flair honoring the home’s original detail. Rest and relax in our thoughtfully appointed guest rooms featuring private en-suite bathrooms, large walk-in rainfall showers, heated tile floors and warmers for the plush towels & robes. Each morning starts with our amazing three course BrickInn Breakfast, a fresh baked pastry, a seasonal fruit dish and your choice of a sweet or savory main course served in our Dining Room or on the Porch. We all need a special place to getaway and pause. BrickInn was created to be that special place and we would love to be your hosts while you explore this beautiful area of upstate New York.
The Idlwilde Inn has been home to families and welcoming visitors to the tranquil Finger Lakes region for well over a century. The Inn is located at the southern tip of Seneca Lake, just a short walk from downtown Watkins Glen and close to both the Watkins Glen State Park and the Watkins Glen International Raceway. Idlwilde Inn is an 18-room Victorian mansion built in 1892 that sits on two and a half acres in a park-like setting with a great lawn and formal gardens. This charming house has a character given by exquisite craftsmanship of an earlier era, with a meticulously detailed staircase, moldings, ornamental ceilings, slate roof and eight decorative fireplaces. There are several sunrooms, a romantic turret room, a huge breezy wrap-around porch, enclosed gazebo, and carriage house all overlooking the beauty of Seneca Lake. The Inn boasts 15 well-appointed guest rooms. Victorian antiques and comfortable common areas make this Watkins Glen bed and breakfast an unforgettable experience for guests.
A PREMIER CATSKILL MOUNTAIN ESCAPE Our secluded location at Lake Joseph, along with our exceptional amenities, set the stage for your Catskill getaway. We offer 17 rooms and suites featuring whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, king or queen size beds and private sundecks. Some units have kitchenettes, and many are pet-friendly. Enjoy a hearty country breakfast each morning before your day’s adventure. Relax in the afternoon or evening in our library or billiard room, by our seasonal heated pool, or in the privacy of your room with a couple’s massage! Surrounded by lush wilderness and unblemished nature, our property is your mountain playground as you explore the miles of wooded trails by foot or on our complimentary bikes. You’ll enjoy swimming, fishing, boating and more with the use of our complimentary kayaks or rowboats on our private lake. During the winter it’s time for on-site sledding, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing with our equipment available for guest use. As the sun sets each day, gather around the outdoor fire pit to cozy up and enjoy roasted marshmallows.
Located in the heart of the historic village of East Hampton NY, the Mill House Inn is what has popularly been called a “hospitality hybrid.” What does that mean for you? Its ten unique rooms and suites offer the privacy and comfort of a luxury boutique hotel, while still delivering the intimacy, comfort, and local flavor of the world’s best small inns. This is a remarkable place, where a friendly face is always eager and waiting to make you a great cup of coffee or to offer a plate of ridiculously good homemade eats. Our personal assistants delight in sharing their Hamptons with you. Whether that means setting up a picnic for you on their favorite secluded beach, creating a map of local bike trails and back roads that’s been customized just for you, or securing a coveted reservation at an eternally booked restaurant. Or maybe you’d prefer to try that less-heralded joint that the locals whisper about and much prefer … our team practices what we call “the art of hospitality” to make sure your visit is more than you could have imagined.
Baldaderry Inn Bed & Breakfast in Gettysburg, PA, is located at the edge of the Gettysburg Battlefield near Little Round Top. In a Country setting, Private and spacious, this historic Pennsylvania inn is an excellent choice for history buffs, weekend getaways, leisure travelers, business travelers, and intimate weddings and reunions. Three course breakfast each morning, snacks and drinks available. Hot tub, patio's, fire pit, Gazebo and relaxation!
Enjoy staying in our 1859 Brownstone in the historic Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. Your spacious bedroom/sitting room opens directly onto our garden and offers a bucolic respite after a day of touring. It's also a lovely spot for breakfast. Our block is known for being extremely quiet though only steps away from the bustle of the city. Located a block from the elevated High Line Park, and close to Chelsea Market, the Chelsea art galleries and countless restaurants, you couldn't pick a more ideal spot for your NYC visit. OUR BEDS CAN BE SET UP AS EITHER A SEAMLESS KING-SIZE OR TWO TWINS. We look forward to being with you and sharing space in our triplex apartment.
The Greenville Arms 1889 Inn, a Catskills bed and breakfast, where you’ll find our unique blend of a historic Victorian Inn filled with an ever changing gallery of fine art, a house-made artisanal chocolate line, and the only locally owned espresso bar in town. We welcome guests year-round, so you can experience all of the beautiful seasons not only on our five acres of lawns and gardens, but within the Catskill Mountains and Hudson River Valley region.
This large one bedroom apartment was recently renovated. The apartment provides breathtaking views of Central Park's landscaped beauty and the charming Central Park West skyline. Tenants are offered a full complement of white glove hotel services and world-class amenities including 24-hour in-room dining, valet, concierge and bell staff, a fitness center and spa, a business center, and an award-winning restaurant.
Live at the iconic Essex House, a luxury Art Deco hotel with 185 privately owned residences managed by Marriott. Built in 1931 as the largest and most luxurious hotel in Manhattan, it has been home to celebrities and captains of industry throughout the decades. Tenants are offered a full complement of white glove hotel services and world-class amenities including 24 hour in-room dining, valet, concierge and bell staff, a fitness center and spa, a business center and an award-winning restaurant.
We are located just 1500 feet from the American Falls, and right across the street from the Cave of the Winds on Goat Island and the Maid of the Mist at Prospect Point State Park. Other local attractions include the Aquarium of Niagara, Niagara Reservation State Park, Niagara Gorge Discovery Center, Devil’s Hole State Park and more! The Red Coach Inn historic bed and breakfast hotel offers two-bedroom suites, one-bedroom suites, and guest rooms for Niagara Falls lodging, each uniquely decorated with period antiques and reproductions. Enjoy a romantic Niagara Falls getaway or spend your honeymoon in one our suites overlooking the thundering rapids. Most have fireplaces, kitchens, and canopy beds. All accommodations are air conditioned with private full bath, whirlpool tub, telephone with voicemail and free long distance, free wireless Internet, television, coffeemaker, luxurious terrycloth robes, Bose stereo, hair dryer, and Gilchrist & Soames amenities from England.
Live at the iconic Essex House, a luxury Art Deco hotel with 185 privately owned residences managed by Marriott. Built in 1931 as the largest and most luxurious hotel in Manhattan, it has been home to celebrities and captains of industry throughout the decades. Tenants are offered a full complement of white glove hotel services and world-class amenities including 24 hour in-room dining, valet, concierge and bell staff, a fitness center and spa, a business center and an award-winning restaurant.
The Swann Inn of Beacon is located at the base of Mt. Beacon. Our restored Victorian B&B has Victorian-inspired rooms in a private country setting. We have the Red Parlor Suite on the first floor, the Blue Sky Room, the Green Willow Room, and the Tranquility Suite on the second floor, all with private en-suite bathrooms, just five minutes by car from Main Street in the charming town of Beacon, New York. We offer a full homemade breakfast, an all-day self-serve coffee/tea bar with cookies or cake. Join us for a romantic getaway, family reunion, wedding guest accommodations, graduations, small group stays or just to get away from it all. We are located just a short walk to Scenic Hudson's Mt. Beacon Park, the Swann Inn is a perfect location for travelers and hikers visiting the Mid-Hudson Valley.
Located in the river town of Piermont, Rockland County, New York, just four miles north of the New Jersey border and 12 miles north of George Washington Bridge. Riverview "Organic" Bed and Breakfast operates out of a historic horse drawn Firehouse, built in the mid 1800's by the Erie Railroad, in the original Piermont settlement. There are still tar markings on the brick wall that show where the horses were stabled when it was still a two story building. Sometime in the late 1800's, the stable was converted to a single story addition and served for a short time as the Village Hall. With the tidal Sparkill Creek on one side, one can imagine the Firemen pumped the water up to fill their tanks. (Remember there were no fire hydrants at the time) and with the dirt road on the other side, envision them quickly getting on their way. This exclusive, pet friendly bed and breakfast offers girlfriends’ getaways, and romantic couples’ stays, as well as for working travelers and those exploring the history of the area. "The Bed & Breakfast " consists of two Private Suites with queen size beds, living areas and private bathrooms. Shops and roughly 16 restaurants to choose from are just a five-seven minutes walk away (depending on your gait) The suites are available for short & long-term stays . As a private home Bnb, the owner lives on premises and is available as needed. The neighborhood has some charming historic homes that take you back to an earlier time. We hope that you find it as charming as we do. The wooden shutters, window boxes, and courtyard next to the gurgling creek, all come together to create an old world European charm. During your stay enjoy an "Organic" Home-made breakfast (much of it grass-fed) just like in days gone by before commercial spraying became the norm. The accommodations are comfortable and the accouterments are quite a bit more refined than in those days. In spring, summer and fall, enjoy sitting on the porches and in our gardens, or relaxing in our hammock, where you may be surprised by the array of wildlife surrounding us. In addition we also provide Wellness and Spa service on premises. (by appointment only) So there is no need to leave the premises should you need a little pampering, facial or sound and pain treatment. Ask us about Riverview Wellness Center for Well Being for more information. We have only two Suites available “Alida’s Suite” (Mon-Thurs $165, Fri-Sun $180 (2 night min) “Firehouse Suite” (Mon-Thurs $185, Fri-Sun $200 (2 night min) For more information please go to our website or call us directly at 347-744-9322
Located in Upstate NY in the midst of the Adirondacks we are one our countries premier outdoor adventure playgrounds! Friends Lake Inn is an elegant and romantic Inn offering luxury accommodations and two restaurants to enjoy. We are conveniently located just 20 minutes from Lake George, NY and 75 minutes from Lake Placid and 60 minutes north of the Capital region.
Welcome to Edelweiss Cabin, a charming mountain retreat on eight private acres of woods, stream and meadow, conveniently located near ski resorts and town life in Roxbury, N.Y. New for 2023: Check in at noon, check out 2 p.m. -- NO extra fees! This open-concept log home is the best of both worlds: With its hand-stripped log pillars and antique accents, Edelweiss feels like it's always been perched on the edge of this serene woodland clearing. Yet its brand-new construction – completed in 2021 – includes these modern conveniences: * thermostat-controlled radiant-heat floors * two brand-new full bathrooms * fully equipped gourmet kitchen with stainless appliances * smart televisions in the open-concept living area and all three bedrooms * new washer-dryer on main floor * strongest wifi available plus Elon Musk's new Starlink satellite internet constellation powered by SpaceX * outdoor deck with barbecue * brand-new hot tub * high-powered air-conditioning unit * fire pit just waiting for your marshmallows * complimentary firewood * complimentary beverages and snacks * quiet location on a dead-end road Edelweiss is perfect for anyone looking for a rustic hideaway. It can be a spacious nest for a romantic respite for two, a cozy retreat for a family, or an affordable weekend getaway for a small group. There are three private bedrooms: two with queen beds, the other with a full-size bed and en-suite bathroom. The loft bedroom includes a daybed with trundle; its bottom mattress can pop up to create a full-plus-size bed. The cabin's floor-to-ceiling insulation and heated floors will keep you comfy in all seasons. On the chilliest nights, fire up the wood stove. Firewood is complimentary. On summer evenings, our favorite spot is the covered front porch, where hummingbirds zoom by every few minutes to alight on the many hummer-friendly plants and feeders. Raise a glass, and drink along. Edelweiss Cabin is short drive to all the Catskill ski areas, including Belleayre, Hunter Mountain, Plattekill and Windham.
KEY FEATURES: ☀ 6 large bedrooms; 1 King, 4 Queens, 2 Twins, 1 Sofa Bed, and 1 Full Bed ☀ 4.5 bathrooms; Walk-in showers and classic soaking tubs ☀ Mostly white kitchen area with granite counters and high-end appliances ☀ Spacious and modern lounge ☀ Big backyard and nature views ☀ Completely renovated basement/rec area ☀ Private, sun-filled office Welcome to your Adirondack getaway! Nestled on a private one-acre lot with stunning views of the Adirondack Mountains, the "Adirondack House" sits directly between Mirror Lake and Lake Placid and is just a stroll away from the shops and restaurants of Lake Placid's charming Main Street and the Olympic Village. It's also just minutes away from a host of outdoor activities from skiing to boating and everything in between. This colonial revival home is a unique part of Lake Placid history. Built in the early 1900's and located on the land once owned by the Steven's brothers (Lake Placid's first hoteliers), the home was renovated in 2021. While retaining a number of exquisite historic details, from the maple hardwood floors laid by George Stevens himself to its Roman Doric columns, hand-carved beams, stone patios, and balconies, the newly remodeled home is both spacious and comfortable as well as offers a host of modern amenities, including a large gourmet kitchen, wine fridge, TVs in every bedroom, WiFi throughout the house, and a game room with poker table, dart board and more! ☆☆ BEDROOMS ☆☆ Each bedroom has a unique theme and corresponding name, allowing guests to find the designer bedroom that suits their personal style. All of the bedrooms have new mattresses and flat-screen TVs. The Wilmington Room is the master suite and has a King bed, stone fireplace, hardwood floors, gorgeous handcrafted furniture, and large windows. The Victoria Room and Brookside Room combine vintage finishes with modern furniture, and both have Queen beds. The Empire Room is a cozy space that gets a lot of light, and the Look Out Below Room features classic accent pieces, high-end linens, and vintage furniture. The Coyote Cut Room is located upstairs and has original hardwood floors, three beds, decorative light fixtures, a plush area rug, locally inspired artwork, and a seamless blend of metal, wood, and other earthy elements. ☆☆ BATHROOMS ☆☆ While every room in the house has been modernized, the four and a half bathrooms give guests a peek into some of the charming original features of the home. All the bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs, intricate tile work, and pedestal-style sinks. The vintage-inspired bathrooms are simple yet elegant and are spread throughout the home for easy access. ☆☆ KITCHEN ☆☆ The beautiful, spacious kitchen features sleek hardwood floors, granite countertops, custom cabinets, and a layout designed for a busy family. A window above the large sink looks out over the backyard, and a whisper-quiet dishwasher makes cleaning up after dinner a breeze. The cabinets and drawers are stocked with utensils and you'll find everyday essentials including a coffee pot, blender, toaster, spice rack, gourmet knife set, wine glasses, and more. The kitchen also has a dedicated wine bar with glasses, a wine cooler, and specialty tableware. The dining room is surrounded by windows and fills with sunlight in the afternoons. Here, your whole family can sit together and enjoy takeout from the restaurant down the street or a family-style homemade meal. When you're not eating together, this is also a comfortable place to open up your laptops, connect to the WiFi, and get some work done before heading out to the lake. The dining room features seating for six under a modern light fixture, and small details like vintage furniture and houseplants complete the room. A sunny breakfast nook is tucked off the kitchen with a round wooden table and seating for four. It is a great spot to enjoy breakfast before a long hike or play board games and cards at the end of the day. ☆☆ LOUNGE ☆☆ The living room effortlessly combines modern style with vintage appeal. It features earthy color tones, leather furniture, vintage-inspired armchairs, original hardwood floors, and a beautiful central fireplace. The sunroom doubles as an office and looks out over the vast backyard. Surrounded by windows, this sunny room features antique furniture, and a comfortable couch that pulls out into a queen-size bed. If you're mixing business with pleasure on your vacation to Lake Placid, this home office is the perfect place to be productive. Downstairs, the basement has been completely transformed into a family-friendly recreation room. Complete with a ping pong table, lounge furniture, poker table, books, movies, board games, and a flat-screen TV, this family game room will bring everybody together. ☆☆ OUTSIDE SPACE ☆☆ This house sits on a large lot overlooking the Adirondack mountains in the distance. There are multiple patio and deck spaces to enjoy. The home is surrounded by mature shade trees and is close to neighborhood parks and hiking trails. SHORT-TERM RENTAL PERMIT: STR-300080
Explore Bed and Breakfasts in New York
Most people probably don’t think of a b&b when they think of NYC. Maybe a glitzy hotel or an upscale motel pops to mind first. But don’t write off some of the coolest New York bed and breakfast spots you’ll likely ever see. From classic brownstone houses near Manhattan to funky little gems in Harlem, expect the unexpected from NYC’s bed and break scene.
New York state is so much more than NYC, of course. Ithaca is one of the most gorgeous places you could possibly visit in New York,, overflowing with botanical gardens and stunning nature like the Cascadilla Falls. There are bed and breakfast aplenty in Ithaca, and that’s just one of New York’s amazing attractions.
Fort Ticonderoga is a famous historical landmark built by the French back in the 1700’s. They used the Fort to help protect themselves against the British back in the day. Worth checking out if you’re looking for some history to discover while visiting New York.
Adirondack State Park is a beautiful expanse that rivals any other National Park you’ll find in the U.S. Containing thousands of streams and even more forest, you can hike, ski, paddle, and walk to your heart's content.
Also consider the Catskills if you’re looking for a dose of nature. Located in the Southeast of NY, there are lovely trails for hiking & exploring. This is a phenomenal place to see the leaves change in Fall as well!
With so many different options for a bed & breakfast New York experience, take your time and do a little research to find out which area of NY you’d love to discover.
New York’s history needs very little explaining to the average Americans. As one of the most powerful and influential states in the U.S., and indeed the world, New York is rich in history and stories.
New York was one of the original 13 colonies that made up the United States. As the leading entry point for new migrants into the United States, New York captured the rich culture of Europe through Italians, Germans, Irish, Polish, and many more unique nationalities that formed the exciting melting pot that still remains today.
The strong industries that centered around NY like finance, banking, fashion, and real estate continue to exist in the state today, making it among the wealthiest few states in America.
Today, New York is the fourth most populous state in America. New York City (NYC) is still one of the few top tier powerhouse cities worldwide, attracting businesspeople, artists, entertainers, and everyone in between.
You definitely won’t run out of things to do when you visit New York. Broadway, Niagara Falls, the Adirondack Mountains, Times Square, Long Island, the Finger Lakes….the must-see list is never ending when it comes to the Empire State.
For some of the most striking natural beauty in the U.S., you’ve got to check out the Finger Lakes. The group of 11 narrow lakes that resemble fingers (obviously) are gorgeous strips of water surrounded by lush greenery...and wineries. The Finger Lakes region is home to more wineries than anywhere else in the state if you’re looking to try some delicious grapes while immersed in natural beauty.
Is NYC your destination? Besides having more than enough to see & do for several lifetimes, NYC also has its own share of nature. The Central Park (Central Park) has to be seen to be believed. Covering over 850 acres of prime city land, Central Park has dazzled amazed tourists & residents since the park was completed in 1876. During the winter, rent a pair of skates at Wollman Ice Skating Rink & experience your own real life winter wonderland. You’ll be able to see the NYC skyline while you’re whizzing around the rink.
The Central Park Zoo is a perfect place to bring kids if you’re traveling with a family. From lemurs to sea lions to leopards, they’ve seriously got it all.
Sightseeing around the city is another major activity that can consume most of your day if you want it to. The Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor is a world famous attraction & surely on the bucket list for great sites to see around the world. Times Square is the center of the lights & action with its crazy colorful billboards and Broadway shows.
If you’re staying in NYC for a while then you won’t be able to miss the iconic brownstone houses that cover much of Brooklyn, Bushwick, and Williamsburg, and give New York its gritty charm.
Upstate New York is obviously a totally different scene then the glitz and glamour of NYC. With more space & tranquility, you might want to consider a change of scenery instead of spending all of your time in the City. Upstate is perfect for that dose of calm relaxation.
Once again, with so much on offer, it really is worth carefully planning what you care about seeing, and what kind of vacation you’re feeling.
New York is much more than skyscrapers and beautiful glass buildings. The stunning mountain ranges, forests, and lakes make the Empire State a surprisingly awesome place to visit if you’re looking to spend some quality time in the great outdoors. Western New York contains stunning parks like Letchworth State Park, with sparkling waterfalls drawing in photographers & campers from all over the place who are looking for an escape in New York.
Niagara Falls is the oldest state park in the country (established 1885) and is definitely a can’t miss location. Famous for its massive waterfall, it’s a bucket list spot for tourists from around the world.
The Adirondack State Park is the largest state park in America, and is roughly the size of Yellowstone, the Everglades, Glacier, and Grand Canyon parks...combined!! If you’re a big-time park adventurer then you’ve definitely got to add Adirondack to your list.
New York has so much to do that you might be overwhelmed if you’re looking for a starting point. NYC alone has Manhattan, Central Park, Brooklyn, Harlem, Midtown, Chelsea, and more.
If you’ve come to NY to do some shopping or high-end nightlife, visit SOHO. The fashionable neighborhood in Manhattan has gorgeous cast-iron buildings scattered among luxury shops & restaurants. This is your people watching mecca from a trendy coffee shop (if you’re into that kind of thing)
Harlem is a funky neighborhood known for its legendary jazz clubs like Showman’s Jazz Club, and eye poppingly good soul food at joints like Sylvia’s, a true NYC institution.
Chelsea, another popular neighborhood has an incredible must-see called the High Line. It’s a park built on old tracks on the west side of Manhattan.
Midtown is your sightseeing capital of NYC with famous landmarks like the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, and the newly renovated Hudson Yards. This is where you’ll find most of NYC’s skyscrapers and also the central business district where commerce happens.
On the other hand, if you’re trying to get out of NYC, a great up and coming destination to visit is Saratoga Springs. Home to the National Museum of Horse Racing and Hall of Fame, this hub of horse racing is a fun place to check out.
The Saratoga Auto Museum has a massive collection of race cars and vintage cars, so definitely add that to the list as well.
Weather in New York differs greatly depending on where you’re staying. Long Island, New York City, and other parts of Downstate New York have very hot summers and cold winters...although the winters tend to be much warmer than Upstate New York.
Western NY and Upstate New York have some pretty harsh winters so be sure to pack plenty of warm jackets if you’re visiting the Adirondacks, Buffalo, or any of the lake regions such as the Finger Lakes.
During the summer you’ll definitely want to pack shorts or lighter clothes, especially if you’re staying around NYC. The subway can get pretty warm and the city traps a lot of heat from all of the hustle and bustle.
New York is famous for its dining and you can expect almost any type of food on Planet Earth to be available in NY. Italian, Greek, Mexican...there’s everything and anything a foodie could ever dream of in this mecca of cuisine.
If you’re in NYC and looking to check out one of the most famous spots in the city, Peter Luger Steakhouse is an institution that’s been delighting hungry patrons for decades. Luger Steakhouse serves up melt in your mouth USDA Prime steaks on a boat of melted butter just like they did in the 1950’s. Truly a once in a lifetime steakhouse experience.
For great Italian you picked the right place. NY has a Little Italy in nearly every borough, and spots like Dominick’s, Roberto’s, Celeste, or Esca will fill that Italian craving in no time.
In reality, any food you want you can have in the Big Apple. You’ll find gems around every corner so be sure to give that delicious looking pizza joint a try. It just might be the next big thing.
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Bed and Breakfast New York FAQ
Why Stay at a Bed and Breakfast Inn in New York?
There’s nothing like experiencing NY like a local. Staying in a hotel just won’t give you the same atmosphere of incredible innkeepers that know the neighborhood like the back of their hand, or being nestled in just the right spot to have tranquility while still being close to the action.
A quick and easy check-in at your little getaway is always standard, along with blazing fast wifi and friendly hosts.
Whether you’re staying in something as small as a guest house or as large as a full bed & breakfast, you’ll always get that personal touch that makes you feel like part of the family.
If you happen to be a fan of staying in a Victorian home or partial to a Victorian bed & breakfast, you’re in luck. New York features many of these cozy spots
What type of amenities can I expect when booking a New York B&B?
At a New York bed & breakfast, expect the best when it comes to amenities. Free wifi is a given these days, and your b&b will come equipped so you’ll always be connected (if you want to be). Free parking is clutch, especially when you’re staying in one of the most densely populated states in the country. B&B’s pride themselves on hospitality and taking care of you, and taking the stress out of your vacation with free cancellation and free parking is just the start of the care you can expect from your hosts.
The guest rooms at a New York b&b are styled in almost every fashion imaginable. Whether you’re into cozy & quaint, or modern & sleek, there’s a B&B that’ll fit your taste. Most of the rooms come equipped with oversized tubs to soak after a long day, as well as incredibly comfortable beds that’ll be pretty hard to get out of in the morning.
Complimentary breakfast (usually homemade) is not a bad way to start the morning. Many of the innkeepers use locally sourced ingredients to cook up a mouth watering meal that’ll get your day started the right way.
How can I get around New York?
If you’re visiting New York City, it goes without saying that you’ll be able to walk or take the subway to almost anywhere around the City. Everything is pretty much walking distance if you stay in a bed and breakfast around the sites you want to see the most.
If you’re staying in other places around the great state of New York, a car is most likely going to be necessary to get around. Renting a car is simple & easy these days.
Trying to hit multiple parks and sites around the state? Then you’ll definitely need a car as the desirable attractions can be spread pretty far apart.
New York has several massive airports; John F. Kennedy (JFK), LaGuardia (LGA) and Newark (EWR) are all fantastic options with flights to every conceivable location on Earth between them.
What Are the Different Types of New York Bed and Breakfasts?
New York has a massive variety of b&b options based on where you’re staying in the state, and what you’re looking for.
Healthy living your scene? There are vegan bed and breakfast New York options if you’re looking for carefully crafted meals that are all natural.
Are you headed out on a private getaway with your special someone? A romantic bed and breakfast New York option you definitely won’t want to miss is the 1871 House in NYC. Nestled right in the heart of Manhattan merely steps away from some of the best shopping & dining the world has ever seen, this is a great spot to bring your loved one & spoil them!
Known as one of the best bed and breakfast New York has to offer , the Colonial House Inn located in the neighborhood of Chelsea has all of the excitement of one of New York’s most exciting parts of town combined with a quiet, quaint place to wind down your nights. Check out their amazing rooftop garden. The Inn is just blocks from The High Line and all of Chelsea’s best dining & entertainment.
Looking for the premier upstate New York bed and breakfast option? Then you can’t miss the Inn at Lake Joseph. Featuring 17 rooms with whirlpool tubs, cozy fireplaces, and queen or king sized beds tucked away on Lake Joseph in the Catskills, this is the getaway spot you’ve been looking for. A complimentary country breakfast awaits you in the mornings, and during the day there are miles of wooded trails to explore along with free kayaks, bikes, or rowboats to rent for some lake fun. Can’t get that at your average hotel, can you?
No matter what specific type of New York bed and breakfast you’re looking for, it’s almost a guarantee that you’ll find it in the Empire State. Bed and breakfasts have a long history in one of America’s original 13 colonies, and you’re bound to find a diamond for that perfect vacation you’re planning out.