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03-01-2008, 11:56 AM
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Hotels in the Syracuse Area
The Syracuse Area has roughly 6,500+ hotel rooms. From reading over the reviews on the internet, I'd estimate that 1/3 of the hotels are good, 1/3 are OK and 1/3 are terrible. So be sure to check out the reviews online before you make reservations.
Just a quick overview of hotel locations. Most hotels in the Syracuse area aren't in ideal locations. For example: There are no commercial shopping districts directly off Interstate 81 or Interstate 90 in suburban Syracuse. Naturally hotels want easy access off major interstates. Therefore the dilemma is in the Syracuse area is this…either 1)hotels located off the interstates with virtually no major shopping centers nearby or 2) hotels on major commercial roads a little off the beaten path. -Carrier Circle. Advantage: directly off I-90. The main reason why the Carrier Circle area has so many hotels (about 15) is due to Syracuse's industrial past and I-90. (Carrier was once based in Syracuse and business travelers found the hotel nearby convenient.) Otherwise the location is not very close to any major shopping areas, and the general area around the hotels is run-down, industrial and ugly. -Route 31 in Clay. Advantage: great shopping nearby and off I-481 Generally, this is the best area for hotel development but it is out of the way and many miles from downtown or SU. It has great nearby shopping, is attractive, safe and all around a nice area. -Salina/Liverpool near I-90 and I-81. Advantage: Two Interstates Only a couple restaurants are nearby but Carousel Mall is a couple miles away. Other than that, this area doesn’t offer much. Very old suburbs and not very attractive part of the Syracuse suburbs. -Interstate 90- near I-690 exit. Advantage: next to the Thruway This area is out in the middle of nowhere. Only a couple industrial parks are close by. No shopping or restaurants. Rather sparsely populated part of the area. Where do I believe more hotels should be developed? 1) Cicero. Route 11 and Route 31 in Cicero are ideal locations for hotels, yet none have been built there in two decades. Shopping is close by and I-81 isn’t too far away either. 2) Route 31 in Clay near Great Northern Mall. Hampton Inn was recently built here and so far from reading the reviews... guests love the location near all the shopping malls. City of Syracuse Econo Lodge Near Syracuse University Parkview Hotel Sheraton Hotel & Conference Center Renaissance Syracuse Hotel Genesee Grande Hotel Downtown Jefferson Clinton Hotel Salina/Liverpool Holiday Inn Homewood Suites Knights Inn Ramada Inn United Inn Maple Wood Inn Super 8 Clarion Inn Hampton Inn Best Western Econo Lodge Comfort Inn Red Roof Inn Very Close to Syracuse Airport Holiday Inn Express Best Western Candlewood Suites DeWitt/East Syracuse Holiday Inn Hampton Inn Motel 6 Days Inn Comfort Inn Ramada Inn Candlewood Suites Doubletree Hotel Super 8 Microtel Fairfield Residence Inn by Marriott Courtyard by Marriot Extended Stay America Embassy Suites John Milton Inn Red Roof Inn Econo Lodge Hilton Garden Inn Crest Hill Suites Clay Fairfield Inn Super 8 Hampton Inn Geddes Best Western Holiday Inn Western Ranch Motor Inn Van Buren Comfort Inn Microtel Wingate Inn Manlius Craftsman Inn Cicero Budget Inn Holiday Inn Express If I left out any hotels, please let me know. Thanks! 
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04-04-2008, 04:23 PM
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I found a link to the official stats:
http://www.nyshta.org/nyshta/www/pag...mithTravel.pdf Syracuse, NY MSA August 2007 Occupancy rates: 81.7 Hotel Rooms: 7,399 Hotels: 95 Here's a comparison to Rochester and Albany.... Rochester, NY MSA August 2007 Occupancy rates: 77.8 Hotel Rooms: 9,626 Hotels: 108 Albany, NY MSA August 2007 Occupancy rates: 78.3 Hotel Rooms: 11,198 Hotels: 133 Last edited by bellafinzi; 04-04-2008 at 04:36 PM.
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04-24-2008, 01:14 AM
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keep in mind that the State Fair is in August. Whats the occupancy rates for the other months
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04-24-2008, 06:55 PM
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Compared to.... Rochester: 60.7 Albany: 61.4
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