Hotels with Kitchens in Syracuse

Bordering Downtown Syracuse and University Hill, Near Eastside boasts historic gems like the Gustav Stickley House and Collins House. Explore the rich history while staying close to downtown attractions.

Bordering Downtown Syracuse, Lakefront features the charming areas of Franklin Square and Inner Harbor. Explore the historic O.M. Edwards Building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Northside neighborhood offers attractions such as Museum of International Masks and Puppets and ArtRage Gallery.

Syracuse's Southside neighborhood offers a laid-back escape from tourist crowds while keeping you close to the action. The tree-lined streets showcase authentic local life with a rich African American cultural heritage. Nearby attractions like Rosamond Gifford Zoo and Everson Museum of Art make perfect day trips. Salt City Market brings diverse flavors within reach. Local soul food spots and Caribbean eateries serve up delicious meals at wallet-friendly prices. Most visitors find rental cars helpful for exploring, as bus service is limited. Budget-conscious travelers appreciate the affordable accommodation options and genuine community vibe away from downtown's hustle.