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Burrstone Inn, Ascend Hotel Collection

Burrstone Inn, Ascend Hotel Collection

4/598 Reviews
We stayed for just one night on our road trip from Michigan to Maine. Family of 4 and our Weimaraner. The two working the desk (man & woman) were so personable and helpful when I was checking us in. I’m late in getting this review in so unfortunately I can’t remember their names, but I just want to say that these two were truly great. Having our pup with us, they were sure to put us on the ground floor and near an outside door. That may not seem like a huge deal, but traveling with a dog, it makes a difference! Our room was clean and spacious, pool area was nice and the family loved the breakfast buffet. We will definitely choose a (Burrstone Inn) Ascend Hotel again.
Delta Hotels Utica

Delta Hotels Utica

4.1/5101 Reviews
My only hopes for this hotel would that it would be clean and comfortable for a quick overnight stay. It was a GREAT stay! The front desk staff was really caring, upbeat, helpful and nice - I will even venture to say they are some of the best hospitality staff members I've encountered in a long time. They went out of their way to provide us with some random requests (a bag of ice, rollaway bed) and even called ahead of time to confirm my room preference. They really treated us like valued guests. We didn't spend much time at the hotel, but kids did use the pool, which was nice. Hotel is close to restaurants/bars (very easy walking distance - Griffin's Pub is a stone's throw and Swifty's, Ocean Blue & Ancora are not much farther) and we could see the Saranac Brewery from our room window. Parking garage seemed adequate. Didn't utilize restaurant or bar in the hotel, but the area looked nice. Doordash options are also available for late-night eats! Thanks for a great stay!

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Highest Price$499
Lowest Price$110
Number of Reviews369
Number of Hotels5
Average Price (Weekdays)$203
Average Price (Weekends)$233

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Visit Utica, New York

Utica, NY is an idyllic city in the Mohawk Valley located along the banks of the Mohawk River in Upstate New York. Utica, NY, set 4 hours outside of New York City, is best known for being an ethnically diverse city (there's over 40 nationalities!), offering a variety of cuisines and local brews.

The Best Time to Visit Utica, New York

Utica, NY experiences a continental climate. Utica, NY is hottest between June and August, with highs averaging at around 82°F. Utica, NY is coldest from January to February, with lows averaging at around 13°F.

Hotels in Utica, NY are most expensive between July and September. Hotels in Utica, NY are cheapest in November.

Getting Around Utica, New York

The closest major airport to Utica, NY is the Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR), located approx. 56 miles away - around an hour's drive - from downtown Utica.

The most convenient way to reach Utica, NY from the Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR) is by car. Car rental agencies have desks conveniently located on the first level, center terminal, and pre-security checkpoint. Alternatively, Trip.com offers a wide selection of cars to book, with free cancellation and no credit card fees. You can explore car rental options here.

The Central New York Regional Transportation Authority (CENTRO) offers 12 fixed routes in Utica, NY, by way of Syracuse. Single rides cost US$1.50.

Things to Do in Utica, New York

Built in 1914, The Utica Zoo is over 100 years old, and home to over 100 species of animals. Enjoy 40 acres of developed animal exhibits, mostly arranged by continent and habitat. The zoo is home to endangered animal species including Chinese alligators, Mexican gray wolves, white-handed gibbons, and African lions. The Utica Zoo opens daily, from 10:00–16:30. Admission costs US$8.

The Munson-Williams-Procter Arts Institute features the world-class Museum of Art, where art lovers get to revel in over 15,000 pieces of art including the works of Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, and Jackson Pollock. Completed in 1960, the International-style building spans 60,000 square feet. A highlight of the museum's permanent collection is the first of two sets of Thomas Cole's famous series of paintings titled, "The Voyage of Life." The Museum of Art opens from 10:00–17:00, Tuesday to Saturday, and 13:00–17:00 on Sundays. Admission is free.

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