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Syracuse, New York
has dozens upon dozens of choices for lodging. When making your choice, remember to search all the areas of Syracuse, including downtown, the Syracuse University Area, Armory Square, Syracuse North, Syracuse South, Syracuse East and Syracuse West; also the North Suburbs, South, East and West Suburbs. You will find over two dozen, well known nationwide hotels chains in Syracuse, that offer accommodations on a room/suite basis. All rooms have private bath and/or shower, along with amenities such as phone service, color TV with cable, refrigerators and coffee makers in rooms. Some of these facilities may include other amenities such as heated pools, on-site restaurants, exercise room or sauna. Most are located near shopping, restaurants or other facilities. There is one extended-stay hotel located in Syracuse that comes with full kitchen and laundry services and is rented on a weekly/monthly basis. A great place for families to consider is Darien Lake. A family-oriented resort on the lake offers 160-family sized rooms that will sleep up to six people. The hotel has a heated swimming pool, wading pool and many other amenities, plus you’re just steps from theme park rides, water rides, shows and attractions.
Bed and Breakfasts are facilities that provide short-term lodging in private homes or small buildings converted for this purpose. They are usually occupied and run by the owner and contain no more than six rooms. A continental or full-breakfast is offered and included in the room rate. There are six bed & breakfasts located in the city of Syracuse. One is located in West Syracuse and is in a 200-year-old tavern. Gourmet meals are provided at this inn every day, and rooms come with private marble baths and fine furnishings, fireplaces and modern conveniences such as TV, Internet access and complimentary drinks and snacks. Another B&B is located inside a 1920s English Tudor home, while still another is located near the Syracuse University, a mall and other shopping and dining. You’ll find other just outside town along the Oneida River or near the lake and family activities such as tennis, golf, swimming and skiing. You can relax in style in front of a fire in the living room or sit on the large, wrap-around deck.
Whether you are looking for a budget-friendly motel, upscale hotel or country inn, Syracuse has it. The nearby towns of Dewitt, Ithaca, Oswego, Liverpool, Utica, Fayetteville, New Hartford and Waterloo also have lots of accommodations to offer visitors to the Syracuse area. If you enjoy camping, Syracuse offers campgrounds in many of its nearby state and county parks. Just a couple of examples include Oneida Shores Park which offers 55 shaded lakeview campsites and Green Lakes State Park where its two glacial lakes are surrounded by upland forest. Green Lakes also includes cabins, as well as tent/trailer sites, a dumping station, boat rentals, hiking trails, golf, a playground, showers and pavilions. Nearby Chittenango Falls State Park has a gorgeous 167-foot waterfall with hiking trails, picnicking and fishing, as well as campsites for tents and trailers.
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