Feather Tick 'N Thyme B&B

This B&B is the perfect place to get away from it all. It is so quiet and relaxing that it makes you feel right at home. The accomodations are superb! It is a very well maintained & very clean. The added little touches make it all worthwhile. We have stayed here twice and found it well worth the stay both times. We enjoyed the good conversation, the unforgettable breakfasts, the ability to walk around & see the sights along with the conveinence of getting to the wineries closeby. We even took a great hot-air baloon ride which departed from the B&B! We definitly reccomend this place for a great getaway for any occassion.

In January of 2010, I was fortunate enough to stay, again, at the Feather, Tick'n Thyme B&B in Prattsburgh, New York. Innkeepers John and Maureen Kunak's lovely home and pristine property have long afforded me serene and therapeutic breaks from my somewhat stressful life. A fresh snow had blanketed the entire property, and a magical mist swirled around barn, forest, and stream. Out to the woods I went with my camera. I was entranced by the mystical views afforded me by this B&B, which is far from the chaos of city and town. The beauty and silence of this day on this property was enchanting. I could not help thinking about the words of a New England poet, who understood the power of Nature's beauty on human beings. "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost. The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake. (Lines 13-14). Although I may know "whose woods these are" (Line 1), I could not help thinking that they belonged to me. C.E. Williams New Jersey

My wife and I stayed here to celebrate our 1 year anniversary and we couldn't have been more happy. We loved the peace and quiet of the country, the beauty of the area, and the owners were great. The house and rooms are cute and comfortable, the breakfast was excellent, and Maureen really helped me plan activities in the area. There are walking paths, goats you can pet, horses across the street, and Alpacas that are interesting. Because it is in the country though we didn't get cell phone service until we got back near town and the shower/toilet area is small.