Rosewood Inn

Very charming B&B and conveniently located (walking distance) close to museums and the Gaffer District. Hosts were wonderful, friendly and very helpful. Very tasty breakfast as well!

After a very long day with numerous problems, Rosewood Inn was recommended to me from another hotel as my original hotel I was to stay at made a mistake and literally had "no rooms at the inn" and no hotel in the vicinity was able to accomodate me. I called the Rosewood Inn and talked to Suzanne the owner/innkeeper who treated me like a queen! I would recommend this beautiful inn to anyone when making their way to Corning, NY. Thanks again for making my stay so perfect -- Judy H from Pittsburgh, PA

Our B&B experience this past July was most pleasant. The exceptional breakfasts had varied offerings along with being delicious. The afternoon tea/lemonade and cookies snack time was refreshing after a day of sight seeing. The innkeepers, Stew and Sue, were very knowledgeable about the Corning/Fingerlakes area. Their directions to our destinations were right-on. They gave great suggestions about area activities. We had a wonderful time in New York.

The Rosewood Inn, was the perfect place to stay. Taking my fiancée to visit my family in my old home town. Suzanne is such a gracious innkeeper, and made out stay extra special. Suzanne and Stewart welcomed us so warmly we felt like we were home. Our room was perfect with an incredibly comfortable bed, sheets, towels. Breakfasts were just fantastic (Stewart is such a great cook).

What a great experience! We were greeted with " Welcome Home." Truly Rosewood Inn is coming home to a Victorian Grandmother's home. Antiques that bring back memories. Gracious hosts, beautifully appointed rooms and Victorian charm. Suzanne will tell you about the things to do in Corning and the surrounding area. Stewart will cook the most delicious and bountiful breakfast. It was a terrific weekend. We left the Inn as friends, not customers. We would highly recommend the Rosewood Inn and Corning is a great little city.

DATE OF STAY: 5/21 -5/24/11 2 COUPLES, AVERAGE AGE 67 Having stayed at numerous B&B over the years, we chose the Rosewood Inn based on a newspaper article. As we stumbled out of the car following a five hour drive, Suzanne, resplendid in vintage clothing, ( she gets dressed up to meet her guest ) met and welcomed us with a BIG smile. Her introduction set the tone for our entire stay. The rooms were clean and fine. Breakfast, thanks to Stewart, innovative and yummy. Location, perfect for our plans to tour Corning and the Finger Lake area. After a day of touring, the screened in porch and comfy wicker chairs felt great. But, let's get back to our innkeeper. Suzanne's sparkling personality and wealth of knowledge about museums, prices, festivals, restaurants, winery tours, and directions, were so on target and appreciated. Her stories about the history of the area enhanced our visit far and above any guide book. Can you feel me smiling as I type this review ??? Christine K. Torello Cherry Hill, New Jersey

To say a stay at the “Rosewood Inn” is relaxing, or entertaining or elegant would be an understatement. There isn’t a word or even a set of words to describe the experience. This was our first B&B experience and I couldn’t think of a more pleasant location to enjoy it or a more amiable hostess than Suzanne. A warm greeting and tour of the historic home was merely a start. Wonderfully appointed guest rooms with private baths and period furniture selections are rounded out by large common areas like the parlor and upstairs sitting room complete with television, games and reading material of all types. Although the house itself is chock full of antiques and curiosities, we were told to treat the place as if it were our own. For most, me included, that’s easier said than done. But by the evening, I was truly comfortable as we enjoyed the large side porch while rocking in tall ladderbacks and sipping cocktails (of our own making of course) “Rosewood” in itself would be well worth a stay just to experience the charm of a bygone era, but when you add Suzanne’s personality and graciousness to the mix you have something indescribable. Her attention to detail, along with her ability to appear or disappear, as if almost reading your thoughts, is uncanny. If I could, I would deem her “Hostmaster General” She has a wit and outlook to be enjoyed and maybe even envied. The best way I can explain it would be if you happened to be staying at Joan Rivers’ place for the night. That is if Joan was lucky enough to have a husband like Stewart whipping up the breakfast we enjoyed the next morning. We were reminded he’s the “cook” not the “chef. (His own description) My recommendation is: No trip to the Corning Seneca wine country should be considered complete without at least one overnight at this charming B&B.

We spent four fantastic nights at this beautiful B&B. This trip was very special to us since my husband grew up in Corning and we brought his mother back to Corning for a visit. This was Mom's first B&B experience and Suzanne and Stewart made it an outstanding and memorable one for all of us. This B&B has wonderful and elegant hospitality, beautiful decor, sensational food and a great location for all the Corning NY attractions. This B&B is a real gem and we highly recommend it to anyone visiting the Finger Lakes Region. Thank you Suzanne and Stewart for an awesome experience. Dwight, Joanne and Mom

I’ve traveled a lot and love to stay in B&Bs and the Rosewood Inn is by far the best. I stay here every time I come to Corning, whether for a glass making class at the Studio, a conference at the Corning Museum or just for a relaxing weekend. When I visit, it’s like coming home, only better with hot water and tea ready in the parlor or lemonade and cookies waiting on the porch (depending on the season). Suzanne and Stewart go out of their way to make me (and all their guests) feel incredibly welcome and pampered. My dietary restrictions (including a gluten allergy) are always met; the food is always fabulous and it is a pleasure to meet the other guests at the breakfast table – lots of interesting conversations. The Inn is in a very nice neighborhood, close to great shopping and yummy restaurants on Market Street and fabulous museums. I love both the Rockwell Museum of Western Art and the Corning Museum of Glass, particularly the Studio and the Carder Steuben Gallery at the Corning Museum of Glass. The Inn is tastefully decorated with antiques (that is where I first fell in love with Carder Steuben glass) and is very warm and cozy. I love to stay in the Lewis Carroll Room. It is a beautifully decorated room with a large, incredibly comfortable, canopy queen bed and a wonderful private bath with a great tub as well as a shower. Stewart and Suzanne are excellent hosts, very welcoming and hospitable, and the Rosewood Inn is elegant and very well maintained.

The Rosewood Inn is a very charming B&B and within walking distance of the historic district of Corning. The best feature was the innkeeper, Suzanne who was extremely warm and hospitable for us even with our late arrival in the rain! She offered ideas,locations and excellent suggestions for dinner and sampling the local flavor of downtown Corning. She also recommended a visit to the Glass Museum in Corning, which was a perfect way for us to learn the history of the town and the glass industry of the region. We were able to witness a glass blowing exhibit and visiting a wonderful gift shop! We recommend this B & B to anyone heading to the Finger Lakes. Betty and David

The Rosewood Inn defines what a B&B should be. My husband and I could not have been more pleased. The charming decor, the beautiful bed linens, the elegant breakfast and the hospitality of Suzanne & Stewart. We had a 12 day journey with 8 destinations and this was by far our best accommodation.

We just returned from a three night stay at this wonderful B and B. Suzanne is just the perfect innkeeper, friendly, gracious, knowledgeable, and just plain fun to be with. Her stories about Corning are so interesting, we could have just stayed and listened all day. Stewart makes the most delicious muffins to serve with his super breakfast creations.

We stayed 2 nights at the Rosewood and thoroughly enjoyed it. Suzanne is the consumate hostess--interesting, witty and knowledable about all the attractions in the Corning NY area (wineries, museums, restaurants etc.) Her husband Stewart bakes the most wonderful muffins fresh each morning. The rooms are spacious and beautifully decorated. A top notch experience all round.

We spent three wonderful nights at this B&B. It is an original Victorian house and decorated throughout in the same Victorian style. All the rooms have a different theme with articles and books pertaining to the theme. We stayed in two different rooms; both were wonderfully comfortable. The breakfasts, served in a beautifully appointed dining room, are delicious and talking to other guest just made it more interesting. Stewart, the chef, and his wife Suzanne are the most welcoming people ever to run a B&B. Suzanne can tell you the history of Corning and advises a visit to The Corning Museum of Glass which is breathtaking in its splendour. We hope to return to the Rosewood Inn many times.

We just spent an amazing extended weekend at the most beautiful B&B in Corning, NY. A group of us came down from Ontario to participate in the Wineglass Marathon and had the pleasure of spending 3 nights at the Rosewood Inn www.rosewoodinn.com Owner Suzanne Sanders was incredibly helpful with all of our travel arrangements which amongst other things included arranging for restaurant reservations and setting up a 2 hour glass blowing workshop at a local studio. Husband Stewart cooked a killer Strata for breakfast on Saturday morning and delicious French toast on Monday morning. The morning of the marathon (Sunday) found all of us gathered at Suzanne’s dining room table for a 5:30 breakfast which Suzanne gladly woke up early to arrange. The Rosewood Inn was absolutely beautiful, each room contained its own en suite bathroom, four poster bed, period furniture and decoration. The sitting room, dining room, outdoor sitting area and even the front step soon became favourite gathering areas feeling like home from the minute we arrived. All in all the weekend could not have been any better we will definitely be recommending Corning and the Rosewood Inn to our friends and will probably make it a yearly event from now on.

Suzanne has hundreds of history books that the guests are free to read during their stay. She also has a sizeable glass collections and many hippo collectables. She gave us good advice on where to dine and buy wine. It was a pleasant evening sitting out on the veranda. Our room was comfortable and the breakfast delicious. We were very glad to have found this place.

Sue was a warm, energetic, and hospitable hostess who gave us useful driving directions for the Finger Lakes area, and directed us to the best restaurants in town. The lemonade and cookies on the porch in the afternoon were a sweet touch, and breakfast under the Steuben chandelier in the Victorian dining room was lovely. Comfortable, clean, quiet room. The inn is a very short walk away from downtown Corning, and a close drive to lakes and wineries.

We serendipidously discovered this treasure. A big sigh on entering.Entertaining intelligent ,friendly hostess. Now ,a pearl in our memories.Anticipating return.