Red Roof Inns

This place was a nice surprise. We’d booked a place to spend New Years without annoying my roommate, so we could get drunk and be noisy and have some privacy. Check-​in was a breeze, although there was another patron who was having Expedia issues. The rooms are cozy and super warm, clean and nice. My only quibble is of course the ice machine is next to the office, so if it’s cold outside, be prepared to bundle up in the winter!
If you’re driving by on the Thruway and need a place to crash for the night, this place will fit the bill and not break your bank.

This hotel is clean, spacious and has a luxurious feel. The staff here are fantastic! I called the front desk at 10pm at night to complain about a noisy group of women in the room next to us. The receptionist arrived at our room at 10:10pm with a new set of keys for another room far away from any noise! That’s costumier service!
The rooms were so clean you could eat of the floor. Beautiful experience. I will be back again!

Currently in the middle of a 5 night stay. Chose this place because it was $ 50 a night and (more importantly) pet friendly. The room was just right for myself and my dog. The staff is super friendly and accommodating-​Even bringing my dog a treat.
This place is perfect for ppl traveling with dogs. Looks like all the rooms have recently been redone. They are clean and cozy with tons of outlets, extra friendly and personable staff, easily accessible outdoor area for pets and own entrance to your room.
Limited cable and my type of room may be too tight for some ppl but it’s a small price to pay for being pet friendly with superb staff.

After reading reviews of other motels in the area, we chose the Red Roof. So glad we did! A nice, comfy room with a hot shower and hardwood floor.

I’m getting to really like these cheapie budget hotels. When they’re clean and well kept up, they’re the best things ever.
I got a reservation for this one on Expedia, after reading reviews that said it was clean and never mentioned bugs. It’s tucked away on a little road that runs away from the airport, and it’s surrounded by a grove of trees and reeds.
My room had a fridge and a microwave, an absurdly comfortable king bed, a big TV, free wifi, and since I inadvertently booked an accessible room, a roll-​in shower with a seat. (I see I’m not the only one who noticed low water pressure.) Other perks include free coffee and newspapers in the lobby, and an ice machine and other vending machines. I ended up not partaking in the coffee, since even in the lobby they only had Coffeemate and not cream. Oh, and it was completely quiet, despite being right off the end of a runway.
That’s about it, but that’s all I needed. Bed, shower, internet, Family Guy, and ice for my drinks. Places like this make me really enjoy staying in unfamiliar cities.

Yes, the water pressure was low. However, we arrived late at night with a non-​existent Priceline room booking, and the staff was flexible, helpful, and friendly.

The room was smelly and to be fair the guy at the desk warned us of that. It was a smoking room and that was all that was left at the time we booked. The water pressure in the shower was terrible. Would stay here again in a pinch but it wouldn’t be my first choice.

Room was small and the beds squeak. It was fine but at this price ($ 112) I expected more. We recently stayed at a place in Syracuse for about the same price and we got much more. I wouldn’t choose to come back here again unless the price dropped.