Lincklaen House looked nice. But that's it. At the check-in they didn't provide me with any directions to offload. I had to ask where to park my car. And later finding that I should have left my car by the side door for offloading my luggage before I parked, because, while carrying my own luggage inside, I had to find... more

This is a historic establishment, going back to the 1840's. The property has great potential, but it is not currently achieving it. The lobby and public areas are inviting, but the wear and tear -- dirty, worn carpets, scuffed walls -- detract from the charm of the period architecture and design. My room was decorated with faux victorian pieces and... more

I attended my sister's wedding reception at the Lincklaen House and was wowed by the atmosphere and the service. Cocktails were served in the back court yard, which was beautifully landscaped with potted plants and flowers. Inside we had a gourmet meal in the beautiful diningroom with the signature black and white tile floors. The hotel had done a beautiful... more

Have stayed at Lincklaen House on a number of occasions. Very warm environment with service that is exceptional. Beautiful accomodations and rate includes a lovely continental breakfast. Restaurant has excellent food and servers. Nothing compares... more

Very Nice place in a nice littlle Villiage, The employees Seem like enjoy working there, rooms are old ,but excellent. Dining on two levels, we preferred the one on the lower level (7 stone steps) Great place to relax sit back and have some adult beverages, and visit with the bar guy who seems to know everyone , he sure... more

We were attending a wedding. I called 2 months prior to the date and read the invite over the phone to reception. She took my cell phone number and my credit card number. Upon arrival, the woman at check-in told me that we were reserved for Friday not Saturday. That there was a "possibility" that we could have a room.... more

The Lincklaen House provides upstate New York charm and has great dining. The structure is from the 1800s and has undergone a series of owners and renovations--see the plaque in the lobby. The current hotel configuration (no elevators in this building and all rooms are "walk up") is well done and the rooms are appointed in a good reporduction of... more

Stayed her in late September with my niece and my dog. Really nice place, and certainly out of the ordinary. The building is old and very cool- wide hallways, and wide staircases, a little creaky, lots of atmosphere. The restaurant looked good, although we did not get a chance to eat there, as we were just passing through. Our room... more

On my annual trip through upstate New York I again stayed at the Lincklaen House. I found the staff were, as always, considerate and helpful. Our room was very comfortable and beautifully decorated. The food, (all made on site) was excellent. I can highly recomend this Inn to anyone visiting the Cazenovia, Syracuse area. Margaret Teasdel more