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Our top choices for Syracuse guest houses

A large, red, two-story building with a covered porch and a lawn in the foreground.

1. Springside Inn

Auburn

Patricia

includes taxes & fees

7 Sept - 8 Sept

A couple in a hotel room, sharing a breakfast tray with coffee, fruit, and pastries.

2. 34 State

Skaneateles

DAWN

includes taxes & fees

15 Sept - 16 Sept

A hotel room with a large bed, two bedside lamps, a nightstand, a chair, a small table, and a vase with flowers.

3. All Seasons Inn Corp

Oswego

Kristin

includes taxes & fees

14 Sept - 15 Sept

A large, historic brick building with a central tower, multiple windows, and a covered porch.

4. Oneida Community Mansion House

Oneida

Amy

includes taxes & fees

4 Oct - 5 Oct

A large, stately house with a symmetrical facade, prominent columns, and a central entrance.

5. Benn Conger Inn

Groton

Amelia

includes taxes & fees

7 Sept - 8 Sept

A bar area with wooden chairs, a counter, and fish decorations on the wall.

6. The School House Inn

Altmar

Eric and DawnMarie

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A wooden building with a covered entrance, a stone pathway leading to it, and a landscaped garden with mulch and small plants.

7. Ashling Acres

Hamilton

Marion

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

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Top Syracuse Hotel Reviews

Comfort Inn - NYS Fairgrounds

10/10 Excellent

"Amazing deal. Great nights sleep"

Best Western Syracuse Downtown Hotel and Suites

8/10 Good

"The hotel was built in 1927, and, like a lot of buildings in downtown Syracuse, it was once quite grand. It had fallen on hard times, as had much of the Armory Square neighborhood (this still persists) but the Best Western organization renovated the hotel completely; the staff said it was done 3 years ago. The quality of the finishes is fine, enhanced by the care that staff take throughout the building. My room--actually a very spacious one bedroom suite with living room and kitchenette--was spotless, as were hallways, elevator, and public areas. The hotel has the very basics when it comes to the lobby "shop", but the rooms have very nice toiletries, and the complimentary breakfast, although very basic, was fine. Parking, an additional charge, was nevertheless convenient. All in all, a very good stay. Syracuse has not yet figured out how to be a walkable city; although we needed to go less than a half mile, we had to walk along and over a main highway."

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