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Mark Twain Suite
Be pampered in lavish comfort in this third-floor suite. Mark Twain came to Geneseo during his first national lecture series and spoke at the Concert Hall on March 1, 1869.
Features: King-Sized Bed ~
Jacuzzi Tub ~ Fireplace
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Bethia Suite
Abounding comfort awaits you in this second-floor suite named for the First Lady of the Big Tree. Allen and Bethia’s home, the Big Tree Lodge, became a center for village society and culture.
Features: King-Sized Bed ~
Jacuzzi Tub ~ Fireplace
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Village View Suite
This deluxe suite overlooks the Main Street fountain and the original village clock. Explore the over two centuries of Geneseo history in our National Historic Landmark village.
Features: King-Sized Bed ~
Jacuzzi Tub ~ Fireplace
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MacVittie Suite
This second-floor suite is named for Robert W. MacVittie, SUNY Geneseo President from 1963-1979. MacVittie helped fulfill great expectations for the original teachers college founded in 1871 by transforming it into the nationally recognized college we know today.
Features: King-Sized Bed ~
Fireplace
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Big Tree Treaty Room
Enjoy the view from this second-floor room. Gazing out the windows, guests can see the eastern boundary of the 3 million acres which comprised the Holland Land Purchase.
Features: Queen-Sized Bed
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Concord Coach Room
Enjoy more than coach comforts in this second-floor room. The famed Wadsworth family coach was purchased in 1874 and can still be seen in the Livingston County Museum in Geneseo. The Concord Coach Room will remind you of the rewards at the end of an exciting journey.
Features: Full-Sized Bed
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Lily-of-the-Valley Room
This third-floor room was named for Elizabeth "Lilly" Wadsworth (1815-1852). Lily fell in love with English visitor Charles Murray, but her father forbade marriage. For years Lily consoled herself by tending her garden. Finally, after her father's death, she traveled to England and married her beloved.
Features: Queen-Sized Bed
Fall in love with our guest rooms and suites. Full of historic charm, each room is uniquely decorated and offers a distinctive personality.
You’ll enjoy luxurious bedding and soft terry robes. Wireless internet, flat screen televisions and coffee makers provide the convenience and comforts of home. Luxury suites even come with a 32" fridge, while cube fridges are available for our other rooms upon request. Continental breakfast and housekeeping services provided daily.
All of our rooms include:
-Flat Screen Television
-Free Wireless Internet
-Terry Bathrobes
-Private Bathrooms
-Hair Dryers
-Coffee Makers
-Personal Amenities
-Fridges upon request (standard in suites)
-Roll away cots upin request
-Free Off-street Parking