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Hammondsport Hotels: Where to Stay in New York

Hotels in Hammondsport NY checked against official sites. See which inns are open, which listings we dropped and what to confirm by phone.

Hammondsport sits at the southern tip of Keuka Lake in the Finger Lakes. The village is small, so the list of Hammondsport hotels is short. This guide covers the hotels, inns and bed and breakfasts we could confirm from official sites and the local chamber of commerce. We also flag what we could not confirm. Rates change often, so we do not quote any. Call the property to check current details before you book.

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Hotels in Hammondsport NY: What Is Open Now

Where to Stay in Hammondsport: The Short List

The Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce lodging page lists 16 places to stay. They include one chain hotel, a lakefront inn, three other inns, four bed and breakfasts, a campground and seven cottage rentals. We checked each main property against its own website and at least one other source. The sections below start with the larger hotels and move on to the smaller inns.

Some properties stand in the village center and others sit along State Route 54 or Pleasant Valley Road. Check the address before you book if you want to walk to the lake.

Hotels and Motels in Hammondsport

Only two properties fall under the hotel and motel heading on the chamber of commerce page. Both are covered here.

Best Western Plus The Hammondsport Hotel

This is the largest hotel in the village. The address is 8440 State Route 54, and the phone number is 607-224-4120. A booking site lists 61 rooms, a free breakfast buffet, an indoor pool, a 24-hour gym, free parking, free Wi-Fi and an electric car charging station. The same listing gives check-in from 3:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. The listing also says pets are not allowed, and only service animals are welcome.

Pick this hotel if you want a pool, a buffet breakfast and the familiar layout of a chain property. The same booking site places the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum about 0.4 miles away. We could not load the hotel’s own website, so we treat the amenity list as confirmed by one source. Call the front desk to verify before you book.

Keuka Lakeside Inn

The Keuka Lakeside Inn stands at 24 Water Street. The phone number is 607-569-2600. This is the closest Hammondsport has to a classic lakefront motel. The inn’s own site describes 17 rooms in three types. These are a single queen room with a non-lake view, a double queen room with a lake view, and adjoining rooms for up to six guests.

The site lists more than 230 feet of private lake frontage, a private boat launch and docks, a gas fire pit and a gazebo at the water’s edge, and an electric car charging station. Boat slips cost a modest fee. The inn says the village is about a five-minute walk away. The inn is open from early April through late October, so winter visitors need another option.

Tripadvisor lists the same 17 rooms, free parking and free Wi-Fi, and ranks the inn first of four hotels in Hammondsport. The inn site does not list check-in or check-out times or a pet policy. Call to ask.

Historic Inns and Hotels Near the Village Square

Two inns sit close to the water and the village square. Each offers a different style of stay.

The Park Inn

The Park Inn stands at 37 Shethar Street. The chamber of commerce lists the phone number as 607-224-4004. The inn’s website says the building dates to 1861 and holds two-room suites furnished with antiques. Each suite has a private bathroom and a sitting room. The site also points to a restaurant, a farm and wine pairing dinners.

A booking site adds several details we could not confirm elsewhere. The site says check-in starts at 3:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. The site says the inn has no front desk, so guests get an access code by email. The site also says the inn has no on-site parking, no elevator, no pets and a closure from January 1 to February 13. Treat these as single-source claims. Phone the inn before you plan around them.

Village Tavern Restaurant and Inn

The Village Tavern stands at 30 Mechanic Street on the village square. The restaurant phone number is 607-569-2528. Suite reservations go through 607-779-8307. The inn’s site describes queen and double queen suites with kitchenettes. The site also describes a century-old bar, a dining room and a vine-covered veranda. The site says the inn sits one block from Keuka Lake.

The site said the inn was opening for the 2026 season on April 30. Restaurant hours posted on the site show closures on Tuesday and Wednesday. Check-in times and lodging policies are not listed. Confirm both by phone. Tripadvisor also names the Village Tavern as a restaurant within a short walk of the Keuka Lakeside Inn.

Bed and Breakfasts in Hammondsport

Bed and breakfasts fit this village well. They tend to have only a few rooms, so book early for fall weekends and summer holidays.

Blushing Rose Inn Bed and Breakfast

The Blushing Rose Inn is at 11 William Street. The phone number is 607-569-2687. The inn’s site describes four second-floor rooms with king or queen beds, private bathrooms, air conditioning and seating areas. A breakfast with fresh pastries baked daily is served each morning. Guests can take coffee by the garden or on the porch overlooking the lake. The site says the inn is open year-round. Check-in times are not listed, so call ahead.

Pleasant Valley Inn

The Pleasant Valley Inn is at 7979 State Route 54. The phone number is 607-569-2282. The inn’s site lists three queen rooms and a one-bedroom or two-bedroom suite with a kitchen and a private entrance. Rooms include private baths, air conditioning, cable TV and free Wi-Fi. A made-to-order breakfast comes with the stay. A stone fire pit sits on the lawn, and a pub on site opens Thursday through Sunday evenings.

The chamber of commerce lists the inn under both bed and breakfasts and inns. The site does not state check-in times, lodging season or pet rules. Ask when you call.

Black Sheep Inn

The Black Sheep Inn is at 8329 Pleasant Valley Road. The phone number is 607-569-3767. The inn’s site describes six suites with private baths and views of either the gardens or the ridgeline. A two-course, farm-to-table breakfast is part of the stay. Massage is listed as an add-on.

A booking site gives check-in from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. The listing also says pets are not allowed. The inn’s own site does not state these times or rules, so confirm them. The booking site puts the Pleasant Valley Wine Company about 0.5 miles away. This is the only source for the distance.

18 Vine Inn and Carriage House

The chamber of commerce lists 18 Vine Inn and Carriage House at 18 Vine Street. The phone number is 607-569-3039. The inn’s website describes two units. Coachman’s Quarters has two queen bedrooms and a full kitchen. The Carriage House is a three-bedroom, two-bath cottage for up to eight guests. The site mentions an in-ground pool on the grounds. The site did not show a full address, breakfast details or check-in times, so call to confirm what is offered.

Cottages, Rentals and Camping Near Keuka Lake

Larger groups often do better in a rental than in a hotel room. The chamber of commerce lists several cottage and guest house rentals, including Champlin House, Cottage on the Square, J. S. Hubbs Guest House, Keuka Lodge and Lucy’s Guest House. The page also lists two property managers for lake and village rentals. We did not verify these units beyond the chamber page, so treat each as unconfirmed and read the listing closely before you pay a deposit.

Camp Elmbois at 8464 County Route 77 appears on the chamber page as the camping choice. Its phone number is 607-522-5200. We did not confirm its season or amenities. Call before you plan a camping trip.

Properties We Dropped From the Old Guide

An earlier version of this page named several places we could not support. We removed them. Here is why.

The Inn at Glenora Wine Cellars

Booking and wine country listings place this inn in Dundee on Seneca Lake, not in Hammondsport. The property is real, but the inn is not a Hammondsport hotel. We left the inn out of the main list.

Other Names We Could Not Verify

The old guide also named a Park Inn on the Lake, a Hammondsport Hotel built in 1890 and a lodge in Watkins Glen. We found no source matching these descriptions in Hammondsport. The current Park Inn is a different property from the one the old text described. We also removed a Seneca Park Zoo reference. Rochester is the home of Seneca Park Zoo, not Hammondsport. If you saw these names elsewhere, treat them with caution.

Things to Do Near the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum

The Glenn H. Curtiss Museum is at 8419 State Route 54, about a half mile south of the village. The phone number is 607-569-2160. The museum site says the doors open daily from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The collection covers early aviation and regional history. The site also lists an event schedule with a holiday market. Hours can change by season, so check before you go.

Wineries are the other major draw. The Park Inn listing names Point of the Bluff Vineyards, Bully Hill Vineyards, Keuka Lake Vineyards, Pleasant Valley Wine Company and Dr. Konstantin Frank Wine Cellars as nearby stops. Depot Park and Keuka Lake are close to the village center. Most tasting rooms keep their own hours, so call or check each website.

How to Choose Where to Stay in Hammondsport

Start with the season. The Keuka Lakeside Inn closes in winter, and the Village Tavern opens for the season in spring. The Blushing Rose Inn lists year-round operation. Then think about your group. Families who want a pool should look at the Best Western or 18 Vine. Couples who want a quiet room with breakfast should call the bed and breakfasts. Anglers and boaters should ask the Keuka Lakeside Inn about docks.

Next, check walking distance. If you want to stroll to the lake, favor the Keuka Lakeside Inn, the Park Inn or the Village Tavern. If you plan to drive to wineries, the inns along State Route 54 and Pleasant Valley Road work well. Finally, call. Many small properties set their own policies on pets, children, minimum stays and parking.

Getting to Hammondsport

Tripadvisor lists Elmira Regional Airport as 24 miles from the Keuka Lakeside Inn. A booking site gives a drive of about 48 minutes from the Park Inn area. Many visitors drive, since the wineries and several inns sit along State Route 54 and Pleasant Valley Road.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We read the official site of the Keuka Lakeside Inn, Park Inn, Village Tavern, 18 Vine Inn, Blushing Rose Inn, Pleasant Valley Inn and Black Sheep Inn. We compared addresses and phone numbers against the Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce lodging page. We used booking sites and Tripadvisor to cross-check amenities and times.

We could not load the Best Western site, so its details rest on a booking site. We could not confirm most check-in times, pet rules or room counts for the smaller inns. The cottage rentals and the campground rest on the chamber page alone. We did not state any room rates. Confirm every detail by phone before you pay.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best hotels in Hammondsport NY?

The Best Western Plus The Hammondsport Hotel is the largest, with an indoor pool and a breakfast buffet listed. The Keuka Lakeside Inn offers lake frontage and docks from spring to late fall. Smaller inns include the Park Inn, the Village Tavern Inn and several bed and breakfasts.

Is there a motel on Keuka Lake in Hammondsport?

The Keuka Lakeside Inn at 24 Water Street is the closest match. The chamber of commerce lists the inn under hotels and motels. The inn site lists 17 rooms and over 230 feet of private lake frontage.

Is the Keuka Lakeside Inn open in winter?

No. The inn site says the season runs from early April through late October. Winter visitors can call the Blushing Rose Inn, which lists year-round operation, or ask the Best Western about its dates.

Are pets allowed at Hammondsport hotels?

A booking site says the Best Western allows only service animals. The same site says the Park Inn and Black Sheep Inn do not allow pets. Policies at other properties were not listed, so call ahead.

How far is Hammondsport from the airport?

Tripadvisor lists Elmira Regional Airport as 24 miles from the Keuka Lakeside Inn. A car makes the wineries and the inns outside the village easier to reach.

What is near the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum?

The museum sits on State Route 54, about a half mile south of the village. The Best Western is on the same road. A booking site places the museum about 0.4 miles from the Best Western.

Conclusion

Hammondsport hotels are few, and most are small. The Best Western Plus offers the most rooms. The Keuka Lakeside Inn gives you the lake, but only in the warm months. The Park Inn, the Village Tavern and the bed and breakfasts add local character. Call the property, ask about check-in times and policies, and book early for fall weekends.

Sammie O

Sammie O publishes Germ Trips, a travel guide covering hotels, restaurants, airport transfers and chauffeur services. The guides aim for practical detail and a clear recommendation rather than an undifferentiated list. Where a town has no good option, the guides say so and point to the nearest one that does. Guides are AI drafted. A small number have been checked against official listings, and those say so on the page.

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