Cohocton Valley Inn — Hotel in Town of Cohocton

I am back for my annual family visit from California. I have returned year after year to Cohocton Valley Inn. The owner, Kim, has become someone I look forward to seeing. Watching her son grow is great too. He is a nice young boy and helps me feel at at ease. I enjoy the outdoor kitties. This is my home away from home.||Each visit, Kim has kept my room spotless, very comfortable and we'll stocked. She comes by and checks on me but is always on the go keeping the place up. As a woman traveling alone, this is the place I feel most safe. We are in a tiny town with a small grocery store in walking distance. There is a gas grill to cook on. The basketball court is fun for a bit of exercise and Loon Lake is just 3 miles away.||I visit Hornell while I'm here and there are plenty of places to stay there but I make the 20 minute drive to Cohocton. It is worth the short distance to enjoy the hospitality, the quiet and the beautiful surroundings....

Step back in time and experience a bit of Americana. We were sure glad that we did.||This in has been operating since at least the 1950s. After the first owner passed away, the current owner Kim took it over and updated everything for comfort--new plumbing and electricity--but maintained the retro charm so that you truly feel like you are in an old movie.||The rooms were spotless and clean and had little personal touches that make this place special.||This is in the center of the cutest small town with the best diner. While other towns in the Finger Lakes have adapted to the tourist trade--Cohocton maintains the feel of yesteryear. If you like cookie cutter hotels with no atmosphere--this is not for you.||But if you love a true small town experience, you must stay here.||Thank you to Kim for being the hostess with the mostess.||She is super attentive to...

We stayed here last summer for a week and again this summer for a week. Kim is a great host and helps with anything you need. It's a small quiet town. We enjoyed hanging out in the evenings in the gazebo and grilling out on the dual propane/charcoal grill that is provided. The grocery store down the street is our go to place for sandwiches and other to go lunches. They make the best homemade sausages. The kids walked to the ice cream stand every evening. It's a great jump off point for state parks and the surrounding museums and then come back for a relaxing evening outdoors. The rooms are very clean and comfortable with refrigerators and microwaves. Daily cleaning and towel changes are a plus. It's hard to find this kind of atmosphere now a days. We will...