Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Lowville, New York:

Welcome to The Butterscotch House, our lovely family home! It is your home away from home and yes we are family! The Butterscotch House was built in the 1870's. John & Betty Schlieder bought it in 1976 and carried out extensive renovations which took approximately 3 years to complete. The Schlieders kept the Victorian feeling with a beautiful staircase, large rooms, tin ceiling, amazing woodwork and beautiful etched glass doors. We moved into The Butterscotch House in October 2002 and have redone all the rooms to make them warm and inviting.. . .

Welcome to The Butterscotch House, our lovely family home! It is your home away from home and yes we are family! The Butterscotch House was built in the 1870's. John & Betty Schlieder bought it in 1976 and carried out extensive renovations which took approximately 3 years to complete. The Schlieders kept the Victorian feeling with a beautiful staircase, large rooms, tin ceiling, amazing woodwork and beautiful etched glass doors. We moved into The Butterscotch House in October 2002 and have redone all the rooms to make them warm and inviting. Guests are encouraged to use our common areas, w. . .

Want to stay where all the action is? All seasonal activities are accessible from right here at Flat Rock Inn. With annual snowfall at 250-300+ inches and hundreds of miles of trails to explore, what better place to begin each day? We also have a tavern, what better palce to take a break along the trails to quench your thirst? We also have gas for your thirsty machine. Speaking of trails, from our front door you can ride your ATV on over 200 miles of trail connecting three counties of beautiful scenery with lots of stops along the way. During the winer months over 800 miles of snowmobile tr. . .

The Ridge View Motor Lodge was built by the previous owners, Martin & Shirley Beyer, in 1988-1989, on what was a grazing pasture for cattle from their 250 acre Dairy Farm. After selling their herd of dairy cattle, they turned their eyes toward a new venture. After a great deal of research and investigation, they found a serious need for more overnight accommodations in the Lewis County area. Martin & Shirley began plans to construct the Ridge View, whose name comes from the Ridged area that can be viewed from the back of the Motor Lodge. After numerous set backs, including the original contrac. . .