If you’re looking for a vacation featuring experiences that go far beyond the ordinary, your search ends at The Lake House on Canandaigua.
Located in the heart of the Finger Lakes, directly on the shores of Canandaigua Lake, the luxury resort delivers an experience unlike anything else in the region. For a second year in a row, the resort’s beauty and opulent perks have earned it a MICHELIN guide feature (read: top 15 best lake vacations in the world).
Come for the lakefront views
The Lake House was designed to put the water front and center in every aspect of the guest experience. Many of the rooms and suites feature private lake view balconies, where you can wake up to the mist rising off the water, enjoy your morning coffee with a panoramic view of the lake, or unwind with a glass of local Finger Lakes wine as the sun sets over the hills.
Throughout your stay, you might not even set foot off the property with all there is to experience. Think:
- Elevated food and dining options (don’t miss the Pool Bar & Grill re-opening in May)
- A lakefront pool and hot tub
- An amazing spa featuring cedar barrel saunas overlooking the lake
- And more
Stay for an unparalleled experience
Book your trip to discover:
- Sunset boat cruises on Canandaigua Lake
- Biking
- Kayaking
- Daily tours of the on-site gardens
- Cooking classes
- Nearby waterfall hikes
- And the CMAC outdoor amphitheater, just five minutes from the hotel, features acts like Chicago, Jack Johnson, Dierks Bentley, Death Cab for Cutie, Sublime, Gin Blossoms, Brandi Carlile, Luke Bryan, and more.
Oh, and did we mention? The Finger Lakes region was just named the best wine region in the United States by Wine Enthusiast, so your stay isn’t complete without a visit to wine country.
The property is either a quick one-hour flight from Boston into Rochester, or a six-hour drive — a very beautiful one at that. Spring and Summer getaway packages are available now. Start planning your relaxing lakeside escape below.
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