Residential or Long-Term stay hotel in Down Town? (New York, Rochester: extended stay, apartment)

[Salmanal]

I will travel to Rochester this summer in anticipation of relocating
there. Are there any residential hotels near State St/Exchange and
East Main?

Also, which grocery market is good for non-meat eaters?
I already know of the Public Market.

Thanks,

-s

[cheese9988]

I would call these places, I don't know if they offer extended stay though. They are all downtown within the inner loop.

Downtown Rochester Hotels, New York Reservations & NY Rooms- Hyatt Regency Rochester

Rochester New York hotels, Clarion Hotel near the Erie Canal, Rochester NY 14604

Radisson Hotel Rochester Riverside - Overview

I have been in both the Hyatt and the Clarion both a very nice, probably the two best in Rochester. Both have the skyway connected to them. Depends on your budget. I would start with the hotels above and ask if they know of any other locations if the hotels do not offer extended stay.

[Salmanal]

I'll check out the hotels as much as I can online, and come up with a solution.

[cheese9988]

It looks like you are really looking within the city. But there are two other areas that might not be that bad to look:

Greece ridge mall area and the Marketplace mall area. Both have highway access, shopping and food. The traffic on rt104 by Greece Ridge can be a pain sometimes. But if you have trouble finding a place downtown, try those two.

[mycrows]

Originally Posted by Salmanal

Also, which grocery market is good for non-meat eaters?
I already know of the Public Market.

Thanks,

-s

Have you been in Wegmans? Best grocery I've been in, anywhere in the country. And I'm a vegetarian too. They've gradually been closing their city locations, but they've still got one on East Ave near Winton.

Also, are you sure you need to stay in a hotel? If it were me, I'd look on craigslist for a short-term apartment lease or summer sublet.

[Salmanal]

Although I was raised on a farm, I'm attached to cities - more to do.
Not my current city, El Paso, almost dying here; and, one of my reasons
for leaving. I've not lived here long, so I'll miss nothing.

I visited Wegman's Web site, and I feel, they'll get most of
my grocery shopping, along with the Public Market. There are no
Farmer's Markets here, and I miss them from living in
California and Boston.

I'll find a suitable place for a temporary stay before I
pay any deposits of holding fees. At this time, I'd rather
just go to Rochester and cross my fingers, toes, chromosomes,
that I will find a spot. Without returning to El Paso.
Thanks for all the tips

I'm looking forward to seeing real snow again; the snow here
is gone by 8 AM. I do miss shoveling - great exercise.