Fingerlakes weekend stay for young couples
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Fingerlakes weekend stay for young couples
Two couples in their early 30's looking for recommendations for a place to stay, wineries to visit, great restaurants, and a nearby golf course. Planning to stay a weekend in early June
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Have a look at www.belhurstcastle.com. We have stayed there twice in the actual castle. Now they have a winery on site and a new in attached next door. It is in Geneva New York. For golfing you may want to check out Bristol Harbor. It may be a bit of a drive but the back nine is worth it.
PS. In the castle on the second floor there is a spiget with free flowing wine for guests. Look it up.
PS. In the castle on the second floor there is a spiget with free flowing wine for guests. Look it up.
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I don't know anything about golf-because my time in the Finger Lakes involves water activity mostly but...
Hammondsport and Ithaca both are nice places to stay. I also like Corning for the museum and gift shop.
Also a nice place to stay or eat is Taughannock Farms Inn outside Ithaca. From there you can go to the gorge and visit the fantastic waterfall in the park.
Hammondsport and Ithaca both are nice places to stay. I also like Corning for the museum and gift shop.
Also a nice place to stay or eat is Taughannock Farms Inn outside Ithaca. From there you can go to the gorge and visit the fantastic waterfall in the park.
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All great advice so far! Skaneateles is a far way from wineries -- you will want to stay on Seneca or Cayuga so you're not driving really far after wine tasting.
For early 30's, I would look at Ithaca, however can't give advice on golfing...anywhere!
For early 30's, I would look at Ithaca, however can't give advice on golfing...anywhere!
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