Hotel Arkport

« Bel endroit mais a besoin de rénovation. Le lit était très confortable et pas observé d'insecte nusible et près de tout. »

« Inn is beautiful and historic. Inn and all rooms were clean, nicely decorated with natural and historic scenes. The bathroom was spacious with soft and plush towels. Dining area lovely with long wooden table. Chef was very nice and her breakfast was excellent and tastefully laid out. Hope to return for a longer stay in the future. »

« Cute bed & breakfast. Very friendly and welcoming. Location is on main street within walking distance to shops but far away enough that it isn't noisy. »

« Clean spacious room close to town »

« Clean room, friendly staff, good coffee, breakfast was okay (just continental) »

« Emplacements tres bien et la chambre bien »

« arrived late-all arrangements were met.. very friendly. »

« Clean room, didnt take long for hot water in the shower, staff was welcoming and parking was right in front »

« Our one night stay was way too short to enjoy the beautiful property. We stayed here for our visit to Letchworth State Park. The Glen Iris Inn was fully booked so we chose this as an alternative. Good call when we visited the inn while in the park we noticed most of the patrons were elderly. I had a small issue with the plumbing at 5am, Jessica and Ryan took care of it immediately. The cottage was perfect. If we ever visit this area again we will be back here but will stay longer for sure. »

« Great spot in a great, small New York town. »

« The "apartment" we had rented on the first floor was "unavailable" so they have us the whole upstairs. There was no way to secure the upstairs had anytime been in the apartment below. However, no one was on that apartment during our stay l, luckily. It was basically a frat house vibe upstairs, it was 10 degrees overnight and the heat couldn't keep up. We froze while we slept. Not to mention the scurrying in the attic I heard when I was using the bathroom. Should not be listed on hotels.com. »

« It was so dirty »