Vintage Gardens Bed & Breakfast

Bike friendly

A very historic house that is beautiful inside and out. My room was very well kept and the bed was very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent with strawberries to start and an omelette served with coffee, juice and a cinnamon roll. A great place to stay. A+.

Beautiful kept with old class charm. The hosts Mike and Kim were very kind. I mentioned upon arrival in conversation how I was gluten free and both mornings Kim made my breakfast items gluten free and incredibly delicious. Everything was clean, quiet and cozy. Of the five rooms three have private bathrooms. We were in one of the two rooms with a shared bathroom. While slightly inconvenient at times it was spacious and clean and to me was no different than sharing our bathroom at home. If we are ever in that area again I would definitely stay there again.

One of my favorites places. Great breakfast and a cozy fireplace to sit by.

This Bed and breakfast was great. They have done a nice job of keeping the feel of a house built in the mid 1800s and have carefully made the updates needed while keeping the old charm. The decor shows a lovely sense of art, and the antique furniture has been carefully chosen for functionality and atmosphere. I especially loved the large-windowed, elegant sunroom which was such a pleasure to sit in with a book by the pellet stove. When we arrived, the hostess let us know about a clock museum in the local library just a block away, and we were able to catch this unique treasure before it closed that evening. The town of Newark, NY has many affordable family restaurants. Within walking distance was the Canal View, and the next day we had delicious sirloin steak dinners for a reasonable price (plus an Asian-style robot carrying the food trays for the waitress) at the Cross Park Family Restaurant. The room we had at Vintage Garden B&B had a shared bathroom. This wouldn't be for everyone, but we had no problem with it. The hosts had plenty of personal bath supplies and a system for dirty towel storage that kept the shared space very well delineated. There are other rooms with a private bath available. The only complaint I have was the fact that we couldn't get our morning coffee before breakfast. Since I am an early riser, the icing would have been to be able to enjoy a cup of coffee in that sun room well before breakfast.

Kim, the hostess, is very helpful and knowledgable about where to go and things to do while visiting there. l was able to chat with her hubby (he works long hours off site) and found him to be quite a nice chap. Kim puts on a very appetizing breakfast and is very efficient in the maintenance of the bldg and grounds. Their home is steeped in history and a wonderful example of late 1800 quality construction. A definite return visit is on our calendar.

We loved everything including River and Molly! The room was very spacious and cozy. The hosts were accommodating and knowledgeable about the area. Best of all the breakfasts were scrumptious !!!!!!!!!!

Kimberly (the owner) took very good care of us. This B&B is located on 2+ acres of beautifully landscaped property. The house was built in 1844, and is still in amazing shape. Highly recommended!

The house was everything that I was hoping for it to be as a lover of old houses. The house was well cared for. The gardens were well tended. My room (English Rose Tea Room) was airy, big and cheerful overlooking the garden on one side and the street leading onto the property on the other. The hostess was so friendly and kind. Breakfast both days of my stay was excellent. Strongly recommend this B&B.