8.9°F cooler in July · Cattaraugus County, New York
Reserve an Ellicottville village lodge stay in the hills of western New York
from $230for two, 3 nightsfrom $115 per personAn Ellicottville village lodge stay is the westernmost in our catalog: a small village in a valley of Cattaraugus County, with rolling wooded hills all around. At about 1,550 feet, it runs well cooler than home through the summer.
A historic village and a creek trail
The village historic district runs along Washington and Monroe streets. Great Valley Creek runs beside the village, and the Pat McGee Trail leads out of town toward Salamanca.
Allegany State Park's forests spread out to the south.
| Average July high at the lodging | 77.0°F |
|---|---|
| Average July high at the office | 85.9°F |
| July afternoons, cooler by | 8.9°F |
| July nights, cooler by | 8.0°F |
| Coordinates of the lodging | 42.2737° N, 78.6719° W |
| County | Cattaraugus County, New York |
| Road from the office | 334 miles, about 6 h 48 min |
| Nights in the quote | 3 |
An Alpine style lodge with flower balconies
The lodge is a two story building in an Alpine style, with carved wooden balconies and window boxes. Parking is at the lodge.
Some rates come with a light breakfast and some do not, so the quote says which applies to yours.
Three weeknights in the village
from $230
for two people, 3 nights, from $115 per person
We begin from $75, the least costly rate for a room with two queen beds that a public hotel search site showed for a Monday night in November 2026. Search site figures can carry estimated taxes. Weekend nights here cost noticeably more.
The lodge adds New York sales tax of 8% and Cattaraugus County's 5% occupancy tax.
Included in the figure
- The room for two for 3 weeknights at the lodge's rate for the month
- Parking at the lodge
Not in the figure
- New York sales tax of 8% and Cattaraugus County's 5% occupancy tax
- Friday and Saturday nights
- Meals and fuel
- Golf and activity fees
Summer and fall in the valley
June to October. June is often the quietest month on price, and early autumn the busiest.
December to March the slopes south of the village draw winter crowds, and the office does not plan that season.
Nearly seven hours west
The drive is about 334 miles, close to six hours and fifty minutes. Three nights make the distance worth it.
A western New York quote
Tell us your weeknights and we will ask the lodge what it has open.