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Hilltop View Chalet in Ellicottville
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Chalet
- community
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/ night
$ 600 - $ 600 / week
$ 1,500 - $ 1,500 / month
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Check our website wwwhilltopviewchaletcom
We have the lowest rates in the area!!
The Hilltop View Chalet is nestled on 3 acres in the hills of beautiful East Otto Country, NY. Just minutes from ski country Ellicottville, NY.
Located one hour south of Buffalo; 10 minutes northwest of
Ellicottville; 3 1/2 hours from Pittsburgh, PA; 3 hours from
Cleveland, Ohio;and 2 1/2 hours from Toronto, Canada.
Our cabin is family-owned and has been rented by guests all over the country and Cananda for 5 years. All of the guests that have stayed at Hilltop View Chalet have been thrilled with the quality and value of the cabin. We look forward to your stay at the Hilltop View Chalet!
Cabin is pet friendly and non-smoking.
**Please note all rental rates are for no more than 6 guests staying at chalet. If you are having more than 6 guests come to the chalet during the day or overnight additional charges will apply.
chalet rental amenities
Highlights Include:
* Satellite TV!
* 7-9 miles from Holimont/Ellicottville/Holiday Valley
(beautiful country drive)
* 15 miles from Seneca Allegany Casino
* Fully furnished
* Sleeps 6 people comfortably (1 full bed in
downstairs bedroom and 4 twin beds in loft)
* Brand new blacktop driveway
* Full kitchen
* Loft
* Deck with a grill and gorgeous view
* Electric heat
* Wood burning stove
* 1100 square feet
activities and attractions in Ellicottville Western New York
The Hilltop View Chalet is perfect for:
* The ski enthusiast
* The casino enthusiast
* A family country vacation
* Shopping and/or antiquing in East Otto
Country and Ellicottville
* Amishing
* Fun with friends
* A romantic getaway
* Or just to get some quiet time to relax
vacation rental rates
Starting April 1st security deposits and payments must be made by credit card via paypal.
Our low year round rates! We have the lowest rates in the area!!
$125/night (Monday -Thursday)
$175/night (Friday - Sunday)
$600/week (7 days)
**If you plan on having more than 6 guests stay at the cabin overnight or during the day prior approval is required and additional charges will be applied. Please contact for more details.


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Every day 3pm-6pm enjoy our deliciously eclectic $3 Happy Time Zone menu as well as $1.00 off cocktails, beer and wine. Explore 16 European and Michigan premium pours on draught, an extensive bottled beer selection, unique European-inspired cocktails and sommelier-selected wines from all of Europe. Consider this your special-discount Eurorail Pass!
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Cafe Santé
A casual, European-style bistro serving The Classics— simply and with flair. Featuring wood-fired pizzas, mussels and frites, pastas, Panini, unique breakfasts and casual cuisine from other fine European traditions. We also boast one of the best, most extensive and unique bars in the North. Seasonal outdoor seating available overlooking beautiful Lake Charlevoix.
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I am really upset about using this birth control.First of all, it is my first time to use bc and I was happy to be on it so i dont have to worry about having any babies atleast for right now.. and about 2 weeks to a month into it I was having horrible mood swings. My poor boyfriend was afraid to even speak. If he sat in the chair the wrong way I would get so frustrated with him. NO JOKE. Secondly, ... Show Full Comment
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i have been on this medication for 4 years now, i actually love it, but i have gained a lot of weight with it. My period last 3 to 4 days at the most and its soo light. Hardly any cramping.
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I have had a good experience with this medication and I have tried many different types of birth control such as Depo-provera (the shot), seasonique (then was seasonelle), ortho-evra patch, and several different versions of ortho pills. I've had a light, short period, very little PMS, very little cramping. The longer you take it the better it works and the less symptoms I've had.
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I have been on Kariva for 6 months. I was on Ortho-Tri Cyclen Lo before but due to price I switched to Kariva. Since I switched, I have experienced severe mood swings, start crying about nothing and can't seem to stop. I'm not finishing the pack I'm on because the mood swings are causing so many problems with my friends and family that I can't let these hormones rule my life any ... Show Full Comment
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this bcp has definitely cleared up my skin which i'm thrilled about. however, i also become more depressed more frequently than what is normal for me. additionally, i start crying for pretty much no reason at all. this is definitely a new development, and i think people might think that i'm a little bit crazy. but the clear skin and lack of babies make me want to stay on it.
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MIAMI -- In the days leading up to his managerial debut, Mike Matheny insisted that this would just be another game, not all that different, he said, from the Grapefruit League ones he just sat through.
His grin on Wednesday after the Cardinals' 4-1 win over the Marlins suggested otherwise. Just moments before, nearly the entire team had pulled Matheny out of the manager's office and showered him in celebration.
"The refrigerators are working well in this place, I can tell you that," joked Matheny, his uniform and the nearby carpet doused. "It was just an all-around good day."
Matheny began his tenure as Cardinals manager by watching Kyle Lohse throw six no-hit innings and his offense tally 13 hits. With Lohse cruising for most of the night, there turned out to be little opportunity for Matheny to do much in terms of in-game managing.
The opportunity he did have came in the eighth, when he stuck with Daniel Descalso against a lefty reliever and let Lohse hit for himself. In the bottom half of the frame, Matheny then made a pair of pitching changes. That was as climatic as it got for Matheny, who is the second rookie manager to take over a Cardinals club following a world championship. Red Schoendienst was the first.
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An ABA House of Delegates resolution encouraging lawyers, when appropriate, to consider providing unbundled legal services was approved on Monday.
Resolution 108 supports unbundled services, also known as limited-scope representation, in which lawyers provide some but not all the work involved in a legal matter. According to a report accompanying the resolution, such representation can increase access to legal services.
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- 10 eggs
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 pound bulk pork sausage, cooked and drained
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- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large bowl, whisk the eggs, milk, mustard and salt. Stir in the sausage, bread cubes and cheese. Pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Remove from the refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 30-40 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving. Yield: 12 servings.
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4:16pm Monday 25th February 2013 in Reviews By Suzanne Geldard, Burnley FC reporter
IS it a wine shop? Is it a deli? Is it a coffee shop? If truth be told Turners is all three under one roof.
If you can grab a window seat in this popular Barrowford venue you get the chance to look out on to a busy main road if you're so inclined.
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WEEK OF PRAYER: Glasgow's troubles stir missionary's heart
Though missionary Gena Wilson is currently undergoing aggressive treatments for cancer in the U.S., her message to others stays the same: "Cancer is not my biggest problem. Jesus has already taken care of my biggest problem, so the best is yet to come." IMB photo.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (BP) -- If you listen to Gena Wilson imitate the Scottish brogue, you'll think she was born in Glasgow. After 17 years, the woman from Beaufort, S.C., can speak in a Scottish accent that even the locals mistake as their own. She used to stick out as "the American" who for some inexplicable reason chose to live in one of the city's poorest areas.
Now, she's just known to them as Gena -- a friend, a mentor, a follower of Jesus.
She's led assemblies at the local high school, but most teenagers there have gotten to know her over a basketball or volleyball game, hamburgers at a café or Bible study in her apartment.
At first, "the American" was just a cool novelty to hang out with, but she's become more like a mother figure to some of the troubled youth in her neighborhood.
When Graeme was suspended from school, Wilson counseled him. When Carol* was beaten up by her boyfriend and needed a safe place to go in the middle of the night, she went to Wilson's flat. When Jessica's* mother was threatening to throw herself out of the window, she called Wilson. When Charles* was bleeding after a knife fight and needed a ride to the hospital, Wilson drove him.
For Wilson, a Southern Baptist missionary to Scotland, loving these young people is as easy -- and as hard -- as loving sons and daughters. She's been a part of their lives for more than a decade and seen their triumphs as well as their stumbles.
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Wilson breathes the message of Jesus into these relationships, but it isn't always easy. She has seen some people turn to Christ and continue to follow Him. Others, like Graeme, have turned away from their faith and chosen to believe in their own abilities.
"It saddens me that they would choose to think that they can manufacture a life for themselves that's greater than what God can manufacture for them," Wilson says. "That saddens me that they would want to basically be god in their lives."
Many years ago, Wilson and a ministry teammate spray-painted the Gospel message in pictures in an old greenhouse -- a popular teen hangout. Today, the area is littered with used condoms and drug paraphernalia. Time and other graffiti have eclipsed the drawings, but Wilson can still see where a youth who used to attend her Bible studies painted on top: "Nobody cares, Gena."
Success is hard to measure in Glasgow. Addiction, violence and self-sufficiency war against her message of hope, deliverance and surrender. She has felt disheartened, she says, but she trusts in the redeeming heart of God.
Keeping the faith
Graeme was one of the kids Wilson met on her neighborhood's block of flats 11 years ago.
Alastair Cochrane, a science teacher at the school where Wilson has served as chaplain for nearly 10 years, says Graeme was one of the kids who was always in trouble, always getting into fights and skipping school. But then Graeme met Wilson.
"She was interested in people," Graeme says, "she didn't fight, she didn't go out and get drunk, she didn't laze about all day.
"There was also how she lived her faith," he continues, "... trying to care for other people, trying to tell them about her faith and how that influenced her."
When Cochrane's second daughter was born, Wilson brought Graeme to her dedication. "... it was just the most beautiful moment for me," the teacher says.
"This kid I used to be really scared for his future and be quite uncomfortable in his presence ... celebrated with us that God had blessed me with a daughter.
"That's what God did with Graeme through Gena."
When Graeme started participating in school clubs with Wilson and then Bible studies in her flat, he made the decision to become a Christian.
The kid that was headed down the path of drugs, violence and dropping out of school graduated from the University of Glasgow. Wilson sat beside Graeme's mother during the graduation ceremony.
"I value her friendship immensely," Graeme says. "She's a big source of wisdom."
But success was a double-edged sword for Graeme. He moved away to pursue further studies. He saw others doing good things without relying on God, and his faith wavered.
Graeme talks regularly with Wilson over the phone and through social media.
"I don't view him as a project" she says. "He is a person who I love and desire to see God's best in him. I get the privilege of continuing to journey with him, believing that what God has started in him, He's going to bring to completion."
Suffer well
Wilson has to remind herself that God's plans are not her own. That message became evident on a scheduled trip to the U.S. in 2011. She went to the doctor to have back pain checked out. The news in the days ahead wasn't what she expected to hear: It's a tumor wrapped around your spine. It's cancerous. You'll need surgery. You'll need chemotherapy.
And so her struggle against non-Hodgkin's lymphoma began -- a challenge that lasted 17 months and had her wondering if she would see her beloved Scotland again.
Through Facebook messages and video updates posted on YouTube, Wilson kept the messages going back to Scotland and around the world. She even recorded a special Christmas message that was shown at Springburn Academy, where Wilson regularly counseled students. Her message was clear -- God can be trusted even in the midst of cancer.
"It's so good that this happened even if all that [God] wanted to accomplish was to teach me how to trust Him even in the midst of suffering," she says.
After close to a year back in Glasgow, the cancer returned in the form of a brain tumor. Wilson doesn't remember much about those first weeks when the tumor was discovered, but she does remember the love that surrounded her from her friends there.
Wilson returned to South Carolina in February 2013 for treatment.
Speaking from her Beaufort home, Wilson says the hardest part for her now is not having a return ticket to Scotland. Her heart is in Glasgow, and she doesn't entertain the thought that she won't go back. In August 2013, her doctors told her that she was cancer-free. Wilson is hopeful that she will make a full recovery and be back in Glasgow by early 2014.
She is quick to tell those who watch her videos or read her updates, "God's goodness is not defined by my health. Cancer can't touch heaven. The best is yet to come."
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which up coming fight are you most excited about.., and why?
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mares/ponce deleon
rios/alvarez 2
did i miss any?
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As for Rigondeaux; Do you guys really think his last 2 outings he slacked? I've always liked his style since i first seen him. his last 2 were his best fights to me. That TKO on teon kennedy and then decimating Marroquin. Marroquin is no joke either, he beat Broner and Gary russell jr in his amateur career, so he must know how to do something. I must be his only fan on the forum lol.
I forgot about Bhop/Cloud- I think Bhop by KO, as long as his punches still have alil weight on them, i see him putting down cloud, chin looked very question against Campillo, a fight which he shouldve lost.
I'm looking forward to Pacquiao coming back too
It's not so much that he slacked...more so that he wasn't as impressive as I thought he should be...even in victory. There were moments he seemed tentative...almost bored, unfocused. And sometimes he's slow to put his foot on the gas.
But I'm with you...loved his style when I first layed eyes on him! Still do. I just thnk he hasn't turned up the dial and showed us that next level. That pro level. He's still handling himself somewhat like an points/Olympic fighter. I'm interested to see how Pedro Diaz works out for him as new trainer.
I've been praying for this day, the day Canelo fights an actual legitimate 154lber and tears are now down my eyes from joy. I hope he gets done to him what Martinez did to Chavez Jr
There's quite a bit of hype surrounding this, like daprofessors says the upset isn't impossible if the moons align for The Ghost.
I don't know, I think Donaire takes it, it may not be pretty but I think Donaire can hurt him.
Garcia seems to constantly throw power shots, am sure he'll tire, it's a big if Judah hasn't already quit or found a way out.
rios/alvarez 2
Slug fest, Life expectancy to drop a couple of years. If Alvarez doesn't attempt the shoulder roll he can win. Also if he doesn't gas
Lol...at the tears and Alvarado trying the shoulder roll. Good stuff.
Saw a vid recently of Tim Bradley and his trainer doing pad work. Mayweather style. It's taking over like Gangnam in boxing. Lol
Not necessarily a bad thing to train like him...follow his work ethic. I draw a line at the persona clones (uh hem...Broner), though. And those that wake up one fight morning and just out of pure crazy decide to employ the technique for the first time, in an important fight (uh hem...Berto).
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I do not know how many of you realize just how much stuff has been going on. It may be easy for you not to notice, but the Boss says I have to write about these things. Sometimes I do not know where to start, or where to finish.
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SANTA ANA (KTTV) - A 42-year-old man has been arrested for sexually molesting a 12-year-old girl he 'friended' on Facebook.
Manuel Arevalo Parada, of Santa Ana, was arrested this morning for lewd acts with a minor whom he allegedly molested over a period of 3-4 months.
Law enforcement officials say that Parada communicated with the victim on Facebook and arranged to meet with her on multiple occasions.
Parada was taken into custody without incident and booked into the Santa Ana Police Department Jail.
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