Recently Reviewed Hotels around Utica

Hotels in Utica

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Hotel Class

• 3-star Hotels in Utica

• Hampton Inn Utica
  "Unexpected Gem in Utica"
  "We wanted a quick getaway to Hall of Fame in Cooperstown and discovered this little gem of hotel in nearby Utica. The hotel was CLEAN, well run and the staff was friendly, helpful and went out of their way to make us feel welcome. Especially the sweet woman who worked the breakfast service, she was ..."a treasure. The free breakfast was great. We highly recommend this hotel if you plan on being in Utica or the surrounding area. " More >
• Hampton Inn Utica
  "Hampton Inn Utica, NY"
  "My wife and I had our first Hampton Inn experience last week and found the accommodations and staff were top notch. The room was spacious, spotless, the bed king sized and comfortable. The bathroom was clean and with the normal amenities. The only improvement we suggested was to include gluten fre..."e options for breakfast. " More >
• Red Roof Inn Utica
  "I Stayed A Week - Excellent Experience"
  "The remodeling is spotless and a true upgrade for the Red Roof properties. The staff at the counter engaged in efforts not once but twice to save me considerable money. I'll not specify so as to avert a deluge of travelers demanding the same accomodation but suffice to say: they were about as kind a..."nd accomodating a staff as I've experienced at any Red Roof. Additionally, I was there for a week's assignment. Neither the evenings nor the mornings were noisy at all. In fact, while indeed the parking spaces were full of locally working out-of-town contractors, there was never any sense of menace or rowdiness and I realized - from the few I spoke to - and common sense, these men work long hard days and return to the hotel to spend time decompressing. They're dog tired. They have a beer or two and enjoy perhaps an outdoor bite to eat but in all the times over a week I was in and out of my room, I never heard or encountered the slightest disruption. None. Moreover, by 6 am, they are all gone... " More >