Roycroft Inn

At first I got a room that I really didn’t like at all dark and cell like in the older part of the inn which also meant having to walk outside to get to the dinning room however they were very accommodating by giving me a more comfortable better room. I think they could provide a better breakfast however with more self serve options like cheeses and better bread selection.

Wonderful place to stay.

Loved the ambience and overall look of the room. Sheets could be white or cream. Not the dingy grey. Also, a ceiling fan over the bed for some air movement would increase sleep comfort. In the breakfast room, some soft music, and keep the yogurt in the fridge not room temp!. Hope this helps improve on a great establishment!

This is an amazing property. It has been restored to look very much like its original condition ( circa 1900) but with all modern amenities. The rooms are very large and many are suites. Each beautifully appointed. The staff are very helpful and the meals excellent. It is walkable to the quaint beautiful downtown.This was our seventh visit, each has been special.

Historical, quaint, charming and toasty warm on a winter's evening! Staff were excellent as well!!! World definitely return to this unique property!

Beautiful, cozy, step back in time.

We love the ambiance

It is a stay back in time with a nice ambience. Had a fireplace, but no fire in it. Christmas decorations were nice. Parking was limited, but close if lucky enough to find a spot. Check in involved reading all the rules, not too warm and fuzzy. All and all a nice stay, but below our expectations. Morning continental breakfast was outstanding!

Great place! Great staff! Great community!

My friends and I chose East Aurora as a base to stay while in the area for a Bills game as an alternative to staying in crumbling Buffalo as we'd done in the past. We booked a couple of rooms at the Roycroft Inn and we couldn't have been happier with our choice... The rooms are decorated consistent with the inn's character and I heard that the pull-out couch was comfortable with memory foam as well. While we did get a couple of chances to walk around the neighborhood a little bit to see the sights (the newish Marta's Market up the road for sandwiches and beer was outstanding), because of the snow, we spent a great deal of our time inside the hotel property. We had dinner at the restaurant, Sunday brunch at the restaurant (outstanding value for brunch complete with string quartet), we had drinks at the bar, and we enjoyed the included continental breakfast our last morning before heading out. At every turn, the highlight here was the people. This place has done an excellent job assembling a friendly crew of characters from the front desk staff, waiters, waitresses, bartender - amazing all around. My one bit of advice to future guests is to try and find time for the lesser-used parts of the hotel especially the lounge in front of the front desk. Beautiful furniture and paintings adorn that room and it's worth bringing a drink down from the bar or grabbing a coffee and enjoying that space. Available pamphlets explain the history. A very memorable stay.