The Chosen Spot (in Canandaigua, which means "the chosen spot" in a native American language) is a small (three rooms) bed and breakfast run by attentive, friendly people. I've stayed in two of the three rooms already, and will try the other soon. Extremely comfortable queen-sized beds (important for aging backs), cushy and firm at the same time because of the featherbed padding; whirlpool baths long enough for me to lie in full lenght (but I'm short); AC; fireplaces; dozens of videos and DVD's available for entertainment. Breakfast is large, delicious, and 'over the top.' Who needed lunch? In the afternoon, Pris puts out homemade shortbread to die for, or berry pies. It was too late in the season for us to sample the swimming pool, but we could see it out the window. Chickens roam the yard (you have to latch the front gate so they don't come up on the porch), making their contributions to breakfast. The one short-coming of this was that we were awakened by roosters crowing on a sunny morning. The next morning (which was cloudy), they didn't start crowing until much later. Probably not a great place for highly allergic people both because of the featherbeds and also because of the friendly cats (who roam the house) and dog. A good bargain - the rooms run from $100/night for the smallest room to $140/night for the largest. And unlike the Ramada Inn, they don't up the prices on you for special weekends. I highly recommend this place.