The Park Place bed & breakfast is the restored turn of the century home of pioneer industrialist
James G. Marshall, the
founder and later general superintendent of all Union Carbide Plants. This authentic Arts and Crafts property is noted for its outstanding woodwork and architectural detailing.
The home is Located within the
Park Place Historic District. The home is listed as a Historic Landmark on the New York State and National Registers of Historic Places and homes.
For many years, The Park Place Bed and Breakfast was a dream of innkeepers Mark
& Beverly Savoy. "With our combined experiences in restaurant, hotel and service industries we have created a home away from home lodging experience for our guests."
“We have transformed our home into a place where you can come for a relaxing experience away from the daily hustle and bustle or hang your hat while you ride a cable car across the Mighty Gorge or enjoy a walk down behind the falls in
the “Cave of the Winds.”