Our family's Great American Northeast vacation included this as our second stop. It started in at Acadia National Park where we camped in tents and enjoyed the great outdoors. When we booked this location outside of Ithaca, we were looking for a gentle reintroduction back into showering society. This home feels like a combination of King's Landing, Hobbiton and a heavy dose of Rivendell. It is magical with intricate details. The light, the stone, the wood pieces (trunks covering plumbing under sinks, the piece in the corner of the king sized bedroom that is a beam support but still has part of its branch that was turned into a coat rack, and obviously the beautiful tree lamp in the main room), the intricate iron work (drawer and cabinet pulls, light sconces, the railing on the deck). The "golden hour" of the day and sunsets on the expansive deck overlooking the valley add to this magic. For our purposes, the location was ideal. We visited waterfalls, the Cornell Dairy calves and Dairy Bar, wineries, suspension bridges, and the Corning Glass Museum. It was a family vacation with three generations attending and the hub of it was this home. A nearby dinner recommendation: Antlers was fantastic!We would absolutely stay here again!