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"Very old and well kept historical hotel. Amazing character."

"It's nice for such a small place"

"Comfortable, old-fashioned motel (I was having nostalgia for road trips with my parents in the 60s and 70s) in great condition in a beautiful little town. I was traveling on business in Geneseo (about 20 minutes up the road), but was glad I stayed here in Perry. If you like vintage motor-hotels, you will love the Park Lake Motel!"

"Good house"

"Excellent place, very good breakfast and very friendly staff."

"The hotel is clean, comfortable, and in a convenient location. The staff were probably the most friendly I have encountered anywhere. I would strongly recommend this hotel & will return when next in the area. "

"This is the second year my daughter and I have stayed at this cottage and we love it! It's a great space, plenty of room and super cute! The outdoor space is awesome too - grill, porch with lots of seating and fire pit area, again with lots of seating. The cottage is a short drive from lots of cool shops and restuarants too. "

"If you’re thinking about staying here…. Do it, it’s perfect, so relaxing, the accommodation is gorgeous and sitting on a morning with a cup of coffee watching the horses, listening to the chickens and then the goats come along to visit. I only wish I had booked a longer stay than two nights "

"We want to express our deepest gratitude for opening your home to us during such a profoundly difficult time. After the heartbreaking loss of our dear daughter and sister, we needed a place of peace and comfort—and your home provided exactly that.From the moment we arrived, we felt cared for. Every detail, every thoughtful touch in the home, made us feel not only welcomed but supported. It was more than just a rental—it became a quiet refuge where we could begin to grieve, remember, and find moments of rest.Thank you for maintaining such a warm and well-appointed space. Your kindness, whether direct or in the way you’ve created such a comfortable home, has meant more to us than words can express"