Hotels in de buurt van Richardson-Bates House Museum (Oswego)

'Stay was great. Staff was extremely friendly. Breakfast was decent . My only complaint was the doors to the hallway aren’t soundproof at all. There was a hockey team of young kids staying in our wing and every time one of them went out into hallway (which was every 5 minutes on the Sunday morning) the doors slamming were so loud it sounded like it was our door opening and closing. Other than that, I would definitely stay there again.'

'Check in was fast. Staff were nice and helpful. Continental breakfast was good. Room was clean. The only issue I had is the rug in the room needed maintenance it had a rip in it. I told the front desk and she said she will let maintenance know. I have stayed at this hotel a few times now and will stay again.'

'Very clean and convenient'

'Our usual go to when in Oswego. However, the amount of noise from 11pm - 2am each night was unacceptable, even after multiple complaints.'

'Fraudulent business - stayed here for a wedding and when we returned, the key card did not work. We were unable to access the room until staff returned at 7am. Front desk and corporate were angry and unwilling to reconcile the incident after the fact. When you book here, you risk not having a room that night'

'Very nice lodging. Owners are super friendly and have big plans'

'Location is fine a few miles out from downtown Oswego. Fairly out dated amenities many needed to be fixed!!'

'Make no mistake, this is a Red Roof Inn disguised as a nice riverside hotel in Fulton. I don't have an issue with Red Roof Inn when it is priced like a Red Roof Inn. But this is not worth $160+ a night when Syracuse is just a bit farther south. There are remnants of a quaint hotel with a dilapidated dock that is off limits and closed restaurant. It is clear that this hotel has two sides. The nightly travelers stay close to the lobby while the more permanent residents live near the back. ...