Do you remember the motel room that you stayed in 5 years ago? Probably not. But people who stay at Bed & Breakfasts remember, because their experience is so unique and special. Innkeepers take great pride in their home, and enjoy sharing it with people who appreciate its distinctive history and personality. But what really sets B&B's apart are the innkeepers, who blend the skills of a chef, waiter, historian, tour guide, librarian, housekeeper, decorator, and gardener, to make every guest's experience a delight.
This Main St. home was built in 1872, and first owned by E.B. Carney It was a dental office then a 3-unit apartment for over 50 years The house sat empty for 3 years and was rumored to be torn down Home has 21 rooms, 3 fireplaces and hardwood floors
House style is Gothic Revival containing 31 windows, some are 9 ft. tall
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ASKED Q&A
1. Why visit Dansville?
A: It's history, small town charm and Finger lakes location.
2.Do you help new Guests with their travel plans?
A: Yes, in addition to our Packages, we have guide books and make suggestions on places to visit, we also provide maps.
3.How will visitors be attracted to the B&B?
A: By the beauty of the area, wineries and the seasons.
4. What makes your place different?
A: Hospitality of the host, great food and warm relaxed environment.
5. What Finger Lake are you closest to?
A: Dansville is a few miles south of Conesus Lake (western-most part of the Finger Lakes Wine region).
If your require a cocktail lounge, late night room service, or valet parking, then a Bed & Breakfast probably won't be your first choice. But if you're looking for a peaceful atmosphere, delicious home-cooked breakfasts, personal attention, comfortable beds, well-appointed rooms, recommendations on restaurants and activities, and meeting other interesting guests, then a Bed & Breakfast is for you!
7. How is a B&B different from a motel?
While most motels offer cookie-cutter rooms in humdrum buildings, each Bed & Breakfast is unique in its architectural style, guest room décor, and amenities offered. B&B styles range from elegant to rustic, and everything in between. There are other differences between a B&B and a motel that guests should be aware of. Bed & Breakfasts do not have a front desk staff or 24-hour phone coverage. Innkeepers are most easily reached by phone or email between the hours of 10 AM and 9 PM.
8.What type of breakfasts are served at B&B's?
Breakfast is one of the most enjoyable and memorable aspects of staying at a B&B. And, as with everything else about B&Bs, nothing is standardized. Whether your B&B serves a multi-course breakfast, family style breakfast, breakfast buffet, or continental breakfast, you can be sure that your innkeepers' attention to ingredients, taste, and presentation will result in a mouthwatering experience.
9. May I smoke in the B&B?
As a general rule, B&Bs do not allow smoking inside their buildings. This is due to insurance requirements, the well-being of the B&B, and the comfort of other guests. In fact, some B&Bs will charge you a significant cleaning fee if you choose to ignore their smoking policy.
10. Are B&B's a good choice for business travelers?
Yes! In recent years many B&Bs have added amenities that cater to the business traveler. High speed internet access, desks, flexible check-in & check-out times, flexible breakfast times, and intimate meeting facilities are now offered in many B&Bs. Special mid-week rates are also commonly available for business travelers. These factors, combined with the safe, relaxing environment of a B&B, are making many business travelers re-think their customary lodging choices. Try a Bed & Breakfast on your next business trip, and we think you'll agree!
A beautiful Finger Lakes sunset
INNKEEPER
Chef Beverley was raised on a farm in the friendly Caribbean Island of Jamaica. She has a zest for life, love of nature, enjoys entertaining, cooking, collecting antiques and meeting new people. Beverley was attracted to the Upstate NY area while attending Ithaca College, and made a vow to return.
In her spare time, she teaches, writes Poetry and caters Dinner Parties.
Click below to visit Beverley's book announcement page.
Local Chef writes a Poetry Collection about her life in the Caribbean and the USA.
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Chef Beverley shops at Stonybrook Farmers market, Jenkins farmers market or the Dansville farmers market when they are open. "I get eggs from a friend with an organic chicken farm and goat cheese from a small farm that makes their own".
In addition, She holds a Bachelors degree in Nutrition from Long Island University and shop for organic dry goods at Wegmans in Geneseo.
Click above to hear a Famous Bob Marley song
