Inns of Aurora Resort & Spa
Aurora
Vibe
Restored nineteenth-century homes dot the shores of Cayuga Lake, where guests borrow canoes from private docks and stroll quiet village lawns.
“Lakeside village hideaway”
Hydrotherapy circuits, six indoor and outdoor soaking pools, and Ayurvedic treatments across a fifteen-thousand-square-foot hillside campus.
Six restored nineteenth-century village residences, including the original 1833 inn established by New York Times co-founders.
Cayuga Lake waterfront access, lawn games, archery, cooking workshops, and complimentary canoes spread across the village.
In the historic village of Aurora along Cayuga Lake, steps from Main Street and the waterfront.
Rooms
Spread across six restored residences, quarters range from bold mid-century accents in Wallcourt Hall to hand-painted de Gournay wallcoverings at The Farmhouse.
Wellness
Perched on the hillside above the water, the spa pairs Ayurvedic bodywork with indoor and outdoor hydrotherapy circuits and heated soaking pools.
Backstory
American Girl founder Pleasant Rowland led the multi-decade restoration of the village, reviving the original 1833 inn built by a New York Times co-founder.
Eat & drink
Seasonal farm-to-table dishes and regional wines fill the lakeside veranda at 1833 Kitchen, complemented by casual tavern fare at Fargo Bar and Grill.
The neighborhood
The entire village functions as a lakeside campus, with Main Street historic facades giving way directly to private docks, lawns, and walking trails.
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