Victorian Bed & Breakfast of Staten Island

Emily Hawk 

on Google

4 months ago

This bed and breakfast has become our home away from home, and we highly recommend it. Danuta is a perfect host and always a pleasure to talk to, especially about the incredible history of the house and its furniture! She always makes an incredible spread of eggs, toast, veggies, and bacon for breakfast, and we treasure the conversations we’ve had with Danuta and other guests over our meal. The rooms are comfortable and quite roomy, especially the one with the kitchen and the one with the lovely porch. Easy access to Staten ... read more

Stefan Modrich 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I have always operated with a policy of preferring to support small and family-owned or independent businesses as often as possible. They almost always tend to show more empathy and respect than chains or corporate conglomerates. Unfortunately this business also has a policy and it’s to show zero respect for its customers. When the event you are traveling for is canceled due to 60 mph wind and the coastal flooding and torrential rain that accompanies a serious tropical storm, they’re not even apologetic about taking your mon... read more

Charlotte Levin 

on Google

5 months ago

My friends and I had the best weekend at the Victorian b&b. Extremely easy access from the Staten Island ferry without having to taken an uber, the rooms were spacious and comfortable, the breakfast was wondering, and the home is insanely beautifully decorated. Plus the host is a pleasure to talk to. It was so fun hearing her talk about her life and the home over breakfast. I will be returning ❤️ 

Sado Kim 

on Google

2 months ago

TL:DR Modest house located in northern Staten Island full of beautiful rooms and enjoyable breakfast. When we looked for a place to stay, we were mostly considering price in New York because price of most places we tried to book was exorbitant. This Bed and Breakfast was affordable, considering few things: 1. we wanted to be somewhat within the vicinity of Queens and the Russian neighborhood; 2. As students, we did not want to pay exorbitant amount for stays; 3. Book somewhere that is unique to New York. My friends and I d... read more

Kathleen Fischer 

on Google

5 months ago

We spent one night at this gem B&B. We didn't want the usual blah hotel, and this place was anything but blah! Every room is unique with incredible charm. It feels like you've stepped into another era. There is artwork, books, cool light fixtures, funky mix and match furniture... everywhere I looked, I was spotting something new to take in and enjoy. We stayed in the room on the top floor, which had a private bathroom and its own porch. (If you're sensitive to light in the morning, bring an eye mask - no blackout curtains.)... read more