Hotels near Syracuse University Art Museum

"Great history, lots of activity and restaurants."

"Clean room"

"Location was amazing, staff was super friendly. A few of us got very early breakfast. Booked it for my bachelorette trip. Nothing crazy, just local shopping and activities. Bought two deluxe suites. It was a few little things I had a problem with; pool was super small so after three families in it, it was “full”. The A/C in one of the rooms was broken and it reached 72 in there, they did bring box fans. Our door kept getting stuck and it was VERY hard to open. I would potentially book again for a short over night trip or something, but not for anything “important”. "

"Room was very outdated and very dirty. The shower did not work. The room smelled like mildew. "

"We didn't use the air conditioning but the heat seems sufficient and didn't use the laundry service"

"I wasn't there very long, but the staff was very friendly and our room was very clean along with the lobby and hall. "

"Great-espy for the price"

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"The location of the property and the staff were great. They were very accommodating and polite. No issues there at all. The building itself though is lacking. It's obviously older, which is fine, but it has not been updated as it should. The biggest issue was the HVAC system that can either be set on AC or Heat for the entire building--it's not individualized per room. When we stayed, it was the first mild day in March, so the "heat" setting was still on even though outside was warm. So, the AC would only blow warm air until the cold season ends and they turn it over to AC. Per the recommendation of the staff, we turned off the system entirely, and the room remained at 73 clammy degrees all night, despite someone from the hotel bringing a fan for us to use. To say the least, it was a very uncomfortable night and we had small children and an infant with us. Also, you can't open any of the windows. This should be updated (fresh air please!). There are things you can do to prevent accidents (other hotels are doing it), but in 2026, you should be able to open hotel windows. It's not a prison, but it sure can feel like one for guests who are claustrophobic. Also, the room wasn't that clean. One of the glasses for water had some kind of dark, thick liquid that hadn't been properly washed off. The hanger rod in the closet was broken. And the bathrooms definitely need to be updated and cleaned better (please ensure there are no remaining hairs in the shower from previous guests). "