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"Very good "

"Great place all around"

"Comfortable, old-fashioned motel (I was having nostalgia for road trips with my parents in the 60s and 70s) in great condition in a beautiful little town. I was traveling on business in Geneseo (about 20 minutes up the road), but was glad I stayed here in Perry. If you like vintage motor-hotels, you will love the Park Lake Motel!"

"Under remodeling but our rooms were new including a jacuzzi. Nice touch. Guy in the room next door was noisy and then hanging around the breakfast bar in the morning. We went out for breakfast because of him."

"Excellent place, very good breakfast and very friendly staff."

"This is the second year my daughter and I have stayed at this cottage and we love it! It's a great space, plenty of room and super cute! The outdoor space is awesome too - grill, porch with lots of seating and fire pit area, again with lots of seating. The cottage is a short drive from lots of cool shops and restuarants too. "

"Though right off the highway and just north of town, the location was great to be able to hop into town for a bite or for some shopping. The hotel itself feels dated, but everything is in order and clean. The breakfast on offer included bagels, coffee, and cereal, yet nothing else – I didn't find the hot water for the oatmeal, yet I was grateful for what they had. "

"good location pleasant staff "

"We loved the cabin, property, and location for exploring Genesee Valley. We stayed three nights and the cabin met all our needs and hosts were wonderful as well. Teens loved exploring the creek and David and Terry even let them say hi to their cows which thrilled my city kids. I was pleasantly suprised by all the great warblers I was able to spot right atound the cabin and I"m sure I would have been able to find many more if the kids gave me more time to do so. The only thing about the location that took me a night to get used to was the proximity of the train crossing. With the silence of the countryside the noise of the night time trajns coming through definetly broke the silence. By the third nigbt I stopped noticing it."