Innbuffalo Off Elmwood in Buffalo, Niagara Falls

InnBuffalo Off Elmwood occupies an 1898 mansion in Buffalo's Elmwood Village, with restored carved woodwork, Tiffany stained-glass windows, and a partially revealed ceiling mural. The front porch has fairy lights and an Alexa speaker, the back garden has outdoor seating, and the basement billiards room has original wall murals, a chess table, and a pool table. The fireside library is stocked with books, and the foyer has a bowl of chocolates.

The Sarah Dutro Suite has a two-person walk-in shower with a heated floor, and the Grover Cleveland Suite has a king bed and two lounge chairs. Connecting Art Nouveau East and Art Nouveau West rooms share a door for guests traveling as two couples. Each room has a mini-refrigerator and filtered water, and bathrooms stock Aveda Rosemary Mint products, makeup remover cloths, and toothpaste.

The self-serve breakfast at InnBuffalo Off Elmwood has homemade blueberry scones, homemade granola, yogurt parfaits, fresh fruit, hard-boiled eggs, coffee, and juice. The 24-hour self-serve commissary in the dining room offers chips, popcorn, fruit, candy, soft drinks, beer, wine, and a Nespresso machine. The basement billiards room has an honor-system bar with a refrigerator stocked with adult beverages.

An 18-minute walk from Buffalo State College and 12 km from Buffalo Niagara International Airport, the hotel is close to Wilcox Mansion and Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House Complex. Guests can walk to the AKG Art Museum, Burchfield Penney Art Center, Talking Leaves Bookstore, Lexington Co-op, and the Bidwell Farmers Market. The neighborhood puts Elmwood Avenue shops and restaurants within walking distance, and Delaware Park Lake and the Terrace Cafe are reachable on foot.

InnBuffalo Off Elmwood offers family rooms with kitchenettes, and the whole property can be booked for weddings with live musicians, bartenders, and an events coordinator. The garden hosts a Bridgerton themed Tea Party package, and the inn has hosted baby showers and wedding receptions. The hotel accepts pets, has an EV charger and paid on-site private parking, and staff can arrange airport pickups; the resident black Labrador, Nina, greets guests.

Property: 1898 mansion with Tiffany stained-glass windows and a ceiling mural

Rooms: Sarah Dutro Suite with heated floor and Aveda toiletries

Dining: Homemade blueberry scones and 24-hour self-serve commissary

Entertainment: Basement billiards room with honor-system bar

Events: Whole-inn weddings and Bridgerton themed Tea Party package

Services: EV charger, airport pickups, pet-friendly stays