Casas vacacionales en Endless Mountains

“Accurate description. Clean house. Versatile for family’s with one bed in one bedroom and a bunk bed in another.”

“It is so nice to be able to stay in a homey place when I travel, rather than an impersonal hotel room. I found everything I needed easily. The dishware is a particular favorite. Hosts very personable.”

“Beautiful property and very well maintained. Inside was spotless!!! Will be planning on staying there again next year ”

“Really good stay overall. The place was clean, quiet, and had everything I needed. Super easy check-in and great communication from the host. I’d definitely stay here again — might actually be back in a couple weeks.”

“Great property, just as advertised, ”

“The house was perfect for our weekend. We appreciated that it was spotless and that the beds were super comfortable. Thank you! ”

“Beautiful location and very cozy . Firepit was great for s'mores. Bring lantern or flashlight for outdoors. ”

“This without question was the most unique place I have ever stayed. My trip had a tight timeline that did not allow me to take full advantage of the property. However I can assure future guest but if you're looking for something out of the ordinary this property is it. It may not be suitable for everyone particularly those who aren't familiar with what a real working barn entails. But if you want something outside the norm this is it. Pictures do not do it justice. While we only communicated...

“Coffee machine is still broken. Spuuuze water out. Onto counter”

“Cute & Clean”

“We enjoyed our six-night stay very much. The house is beautifully renovated while still retaining its charm. It was fun cooking, eating, and playing Uno in the farmhouse kitchen, and the back yard was nice for our nephew to kick a soccer ball around. The scenery is lovely, with large hills in front and behind, and the location, about halfway between Watkins Glen and Corning, worked out well for us. Barb and BJ were very accommodating, and we had a nice time visiting with them and their herd...