Ithaca Hotels from S$102

Autumn Creek offers a peaceful retreat with historic Victorian homes nestled along tree-lined streets. The stunning gorge and waterfalls create a natural backdrop for this charming Ithaca area. Walking paths follow the creek, leading to dramatic limestone cliffs and scenic overlooks. DeWitt Park anchors the community with its mature trees and open lawns. Visitors can easily stroll to city centre Ithaca in just 15 minutes. Architecture enthusiasts will appreciate the well-preserved 19th-century Craftsman details throughout this authentic residential haven.

South Hill blends campus energy with scenic residential charm. Home to Ithaca College, this area offers panoramic views of Cayuga Lake from its hillside perch. Nearby Buttermilk Falls State Park provides dramatic waterfalls and hiking trails just minutes away. The area caters primarily to students with casual eateries and coffee shops. Modern campus buildings mix with tree-lined residential streets where visitors can enjoy performances at the School of Music. South Hill Recreation Way offers pleasant walking paths with natural beauty surrounding the academic atmosphere.

South Side offers a peaceful residential retreat just minutes from Ithaca's bustling city centre. Tree-lined streets create a leafy canopy perfect for morning strolls. Budget-conscious travellers appreciate the affordable accommodation options in this authentic local area. The area's proximity to Ithaca College makes it ideal for visiting campus events. While shopping options are limited within South Side itself, city centre attractions like Ithaca Commons and the State Theatre are just a short drive away. Small area cafes serve comfort food in a genuinely local atmosphere.

East Ithaca offers a peaceful retreat from city life with tree-lined streets and mid-century homes. This family-oriented area connects to the East Hill Recreation Way, perfect for scenic walks through leafy areas. Cornell University's influence brings a scholarly touch to this quiet suburban community. Visitors can explore Six Mile Creek Vineyard or enjoy the neighborhood's small parks and green spaces. With minimal tourist infrastructure, East Ithaca provides an authentic glimpse into local living while still being a short drive from city centre attractions and the university campus.