We have stayed at the Irondequoit Club many times over the last twenty years and have found it consistently warm and friendly with an attentive staff and charming rooms--ample meals, too. Recommended for anyone who wants to get away from it all and relax with no demands. It's true there's not much to do in the area, although the Blue... more

Irondequoit Inn is owned by (and, in fact, was built by) a group of families. This group of families uses the Inn often and they hire a manager to run it. The problem is, these managers (as well as the chef) change frequently. So you never know if its going to be good or not. We have stayed there a... more

Different members of my family had completely different reactions to this 100+ year old inn, way off the beaten path in the Adirondacks. It's one of those places that it seems families have come back to for years, although the current owners have only had it for the past few - a book in the "living room" actually had family... more