The Annabel Lee Inn

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16 Main St
Geneseo, NY 14454
+1 (585) 757-1556
https://theannabelleeinn.com
Built in 1889, The Annabel Lee Inn is a lovely, restored inn, located in the National Historic Landmark village of Geneseo, New York, overlooking the beautiful Genesee Valley. Within walking distance to SUNY Geneseo campus and a short drive to Letchworth Park, Conesus Lake, and Finger Lakes Region wine country, our inn allows you to put aside the worries and cares of every day life and escape.

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Special Time in a Special Victorian Inn
2/23/2022

Beautiful clean Victorian home with wonderful wallpaper, tile, woodwork, comfortable beds and stairs...

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Happy Birthday Sarah!
5/10/2016

My husband & I along with my 24 year old son & his girlfriend went to visit Sarah for her 22nd birth...

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Heaven in Geneseo
2/22/2016

The Annabel Lee B&B is a spectacular place to stay. Patty's house is beautiful, immaculately clean ...

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