Geneva on the Lake was built in 1910 by Byron Nester as a private residence modeled on the Villa Lancellotti near Rome, converted to a resort in the 1980s, and has operated since as one of the more distinctive properties on any of the Finger Lakes. The 29 suites are distributed across the main villa building and a row of lakeside cottages, with formal gardens descending to the water, a pool, a fitness center, and a private dock. The property occupies the north shore of Seneca Lake, with views south across the full length of the lake and the Geneva waterfront park adjacent. The Belhurst Castle and the Cornell Experiment Station are both within a ten-minute drive.















