Berry Hill Gardens Bed and Breakfast Bainbridge

(Green Hotel / Motel / Resort)

242 Ward Loomis Rd

Bainbridge, NY 13733

(607) 967-8745

www.berryhillgardens.com

Off the beaten path on a secluded lane, Berry Hill Gardens Bed and Breakfast is conveniently centered between Bainbridge, Afton and Oxford, our countr

Berry Hill Gardens Bed and Breakfast offers two vastly different B&B experiences on our 300 acres of gardens, lakes, ponds, woods and meadows. Berry H

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7 Comments about Berry Hill Gardens Bed and Breakfast Bainbridge

"5 friends got together after not seeing each other for 30 years. This was a FABULOUS place for such a reunion. We stayed at the Lodge, which was GREEN" - tripadvisor.com

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"at Berry Hill Garden. Unassuming place in a beautiful location. Personable owners. Room was very nice with very modern bath, very comfortable bed. A n" - tripadvisor.com

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"Because we left the Boston suburbs after work, we didn’t arrive at our destination until after 11:00 PM, but the proprietress was still awake and welc" - tripadvisor.com

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"Found this place while looking for options near Cooperstown. While Berry Hill is a good hour from the Baseball Hall of Fame, we could not have been ha" - tripadvisor.com

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"This Inn looked exceptional on the website. However...., when we arrived at the main house we were led by the Owner (?) on a half mile drive with a fe" - tripadvisor.com

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"We found this B & B on the internet while looking for somewhere to stay on our drive up north to the Adirondacks. The setting could not be more lovely" - tripadvisor.com

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"We spent two nights in this lovely B&B. The house has a wrap-around porch with armchairs inviting you to sit and enjoy the beautiful distant views out" - tripadvisor.com

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