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Holiday Inn Hotels of Upstate New York 2016-2017 Index Holiday Inn Hotels of Upstate New York 2016-2017 Index www.HotelsUpstateNY.com 1 - Auburn - Finger Lakes Region 9 - Niagara Falls 2 - Binghamton Downtown 10 - Oneonta - Cooperstown Area 3 - Buffalo Amherst 11 - Plattsburgh 4 - Buffalo International Airport 12 - Rochester Marketplace - Henrietta 5 - Elmira Riverview 13 - Saratoga Springs 6 - Johnstown - Gloversville 14 - Syracuse Liverpool 7 - Lake George Resort 15 - Utica New Hartford 8 - Middletown 16 - Waterloo - Seneca Falls 17 - Buffalo Airport 27 - Oswego 18 - Canandaigua – Finger Lakes 28 - Painted Post - Corning 19 - Clifton Park 29 - Rochester Victor 20 - Cooperstown 30 - Salamanca 21 - Cortland 31 - Syracuse Airport 22 - Dewitt - Syracuse 32 - Syracuse Fairgrounds 23 - Elmira - Horseheads 33 - Syracuse North Airport 24 - Irondequoit 34 - Utica 25 - Latham 35 - Webster 26 - Malone ATTRACTION KEY WINE TRAILS F NYS Fairgrounds OUTLET SHOPPING G West Point AIRPORTS H SUNY / NY State Theatre A CASINOS I Saratoga Racecourse B Watkins Glen International J Rochester Museum/Science Center C Corning Museum of Glass K Culinary Institute D Lake Placid Olympic Center L Proctor’s Theatre E Nat. Baseball Hall of Fame M George Eastman House DEANNA LOCKWOOD DIRECTOR OF SALES HOLIDAY INN AUBURN AUBURN - FINGER LAKES REGION 75 NORTH STREET OFFICE: (315) 253-4531 AUBURN, NY 13021 FAX: (315) 253-7480 EMAIL: [email protected] (315) 253-4531 FAX (315) 253-7480 E-MAIL: [email protected] WWW.HIAUBURN.COM The Holiday Inn Auburn located 25 miles west of Syracuse in the Finger Lakes Region, at NYS Thruway, exit 40. Five story Atrium perfect for cocktail receptions, exhibits and refreshment breaks. 163 NON-SMOKING GUEST ROOMS 2 SUITES BOOTH CAPACITY: 40 – 8 ft TABLES MEETING/ ROOM SQUARE CEILING BANQUET THEATRE CLASSROOM BANQUET ROOMS DIMENSIONS FOOTAGE HEIGHT CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY FINGER LAKES 108 X 58 6264 15 650 800 500 SKANEATELES 58 X 36 2088 15 150 200 100 OWASCO 58 X 36 2088 15 150 200 100 CAYUGA 29 X 36 1044 15 75 100 45 SENECA 29 X 36 1044 15 75 100 45 SEWARD 26 X 28 728 8 50 75 35 FILLMORE 26 X 28 728 8 50 75 35 EMERSON 26 X 28 728 8 50 75 35 BOARD ROOM 11 X 26 312 8 12 NA NA COURTYARD 53 X 30 1060 50 200 250 NA FALLS ROOM 24 X 30 710 12 50 75 35 Features Local Attractions Micro-Fridge in All Guest Rooms Cayuga & Seneca Lake Wine Trail Indoor Heated Pool Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Fitness Center & Game Room Waterloo Premium Outlet Mall McMurphy’s Pub & Restaurant MacKenzie – Childs, Ltd. Full Service Beauty Salon The Lodge at Welch Allyn In-room Coffee & Hair Dryer Merry-Go-Round Playhouse In-room Iron and Ironing Board Mid-Lakes Navigation Boat Cruises Executive King Rooms with Desk and Speaker Phone Harriet Tubman Home Free Local Calls & USA Today Papers Wm. H. Seward House (Seward’s Folly) Jet Bath Tub Suites (2) Willard Chapel (Featuring Tiffany Glass) Free Wi-Fi Sweet Treat Trail Business Center Doubleday's Baseball Public Golf Courses Nearby Skaneateles, Cayuga, and Owasco Lakes Bass Pro Shop 1 BILL STACY SENIOR SALES MANAGER HOLIDAY INN BINGHAMTON BINGHAMTON DOWNTOWN 2-8 HAWLEY STREET BINGHAMTON, NY 13901 OFFICE: (607) 722-1212 EXT. 7906 FAX: (607) 722-6063 (607) 722-1212 EMAIL: [email protected] (800) HOLIDAY FAX (607) 722-6063 E-MAIL: [email protected] WWW.HOLIDAYINNBINGHAMTON.COM 8 Story High Rise Convention Hotel & Conference Center. Located on bank of the Chenango River. Downtown across from Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena. 237 GUEST ROOMS 11 SUITES BOOTH CAPACITY: 54 - 8X10 BOOTHS MEETING/BANQUET ROOM SQUARE CEILING BANQUET THEATRE CLASSROOM ROOMS DIMENSIONS FOOTAGE HEIGHT CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY TC BALLROOM 108 X 57 5940 13 550 700 450 BINGHAMTON 30 X 57 1650 13 120 150 70 ENDICOTT 28 X 57 1540 13 120 150 70 JOHNSON CITY 50 X 57 2750 13 250 300 150 SOUTHERN TIER 28 X 34 928 11 60 80 50 LATASSE 23 X 50 1150 12 70 90 40 VESTAL 20 X 40 800 11 70 50 30 KIRKWOOD 25 X 22 550 9 - 40 20 DICKINSON 25 X 22 550 9 - 40 20 TIOGA ROOM 56 X 24 1300 12 100 120 60 CAROUSEL BALLROOM 80 X 58 3600 12 150 200 120 Features Local Attractions Indoor Pool Ross Park Zoo & Discovery Center for Children Fitness Center Roberson Museum Full Service Restaurant & Lounge Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena Wireless Internet Access Binghamton Mets NYSEG Stadium Free Parking Binghamton University – 4 miles Outside Terrace Overlooking Chenango River Broome Community College IBM, BAE, Lockheed Martin 2 SHANNON FERRELL DIRECTOR OF SALES HOLIDAY INN BUFFALO AMHERST BUFFALO AMHERST 1881 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD. AMHERST, NY 14228 OFFICE: (716) 691-8181 FAX: (716) 691-4965 (716) 691-8181 EMAIL: [email protected] (800) HOLIDAY FAX (716) 691-4965 E-MAIL: [email protected] WWW.HIBUFFALOAMHERST.COM Ideally situated between Buffalo and Niagara Falls, the Holiday Inn Buffalo Amherst hotel's location in Amherst, NY affords easy access to big business and excellent entertainment. Here, patrons enjoy numerous opportunities to work and play, in addition to pleasant, peaceful surroundings. The hotel's location in the Buffalo, NY area ensures a convenient commute to the city's business district for business guests. Companies like General Motors, General Electric and Praxair, as well as a number of business parks, are nearby. The free shuttle service can take guests to and from the Buffalo/Niagara International Airport (BUF). Great entertainment is another benefit of this hotel's location in the Buffalo, NY area. Along with attending professional sporting events, guests can go skating at the Northtown Center at Amherst Ice Rinks, Hockey Outlet or Holiday Twin Rinks. College visits to the University of Buffalo, Niagara University, Buffalo State, DYouville, Canisius College and ECC, home of Flickinger Aquatic Center, also promise fun. Visit Amherst, and see what makes this hotel's accommodations the preferred choice. 199 Guest Rooms MEETING / ROOM SQUARE CEILING BANQUET THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET ROOMS DIMENSIONS FOOTAGE HEIGHT CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY GRAND BALLROOM 60 x 62 3720 8.5 250 200 150 CHAMPLAIN ROOM 36 x 40 1440 10 75 125 60 HURON ROOM 20 x 38 760 8.5 50 50 35 ONTARIO ROOM 20 x 38 760 8.5 50 50 35 MICHIGAN ROOM 20 x 38 760 8.5 50 35 35 ERIE ROOM 20 x 24 480 8.5 30 35 25 SUPERIOR ROOM 20 x 33 615 8.5 30 20 15 NIAGARA ROOM 12 x 24 288 8.5 10 10 n/a BOARD ROOM 288 8.5 10 n/a n/a Features Local Attractions 100% Non-Smoking State University of New York at Buffalo Coffee/Tea Maker/ Hair Dryer/Iron and Ironing Board Northtown Center at Amherst Telephone with Data Port and Voice Mail Walden Galleria Mall Free Incoming Faxes Shea’s Performing Arts Center Free Direct-TV Satellite, HBO Channels, and XM Niagara Falls Satellite Music Fashion Outlets Free Wireless High Speed Internet Access Ralph Wilson Stadium Complimentary Toiletries Indoor Heated Pool Business Center 3 BUFFALO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 4600 GENESEE STREET CHEEKTOWAGA, NY 14225 SUE WALKER SALES MANAGER (716) 634-6969 HOLIDAY INN BUFFALO INT’L AIRPORT FAX (716) 634-0920 OFFICE: (716) 829-1417 CELL: (716) 425-1618 E-MAIL: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] WWW.HIBUFFALOAIRPORT.COM WWW.HARTHOTELS.COM Welcome to the Holiday Inn Buffalo International Airport. Located across from the Buffalo International Airport, we are a short distance from Niagara Falls and minutes from downtown Buffalo. For our sports fans, we are near Ralph Wilson Stadium, home of the Buffalo Bills and First Niagara Center, home of the Buffalo Sabres. We are located near shopping galore including: Walden Galleria, Eastern Hills Mall and many unique one-of-a- kind items in various boutiques. We have many architectural delights including five Frank Lloyd Wright homes. If you like history we have the Underground Railroad and Erie Canal. For our food buffs, try Buffalo Chicken Wings. 207 GUEST ROOMS 4 SUITES BOOTH CAPACITY: 30 MEETING/ ROOM SQUARE CEILING BANQUET THEATRE CLASSROOM BANQUET ROOMS DIMENSIONS FOOTAGE HEIGHT CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY STATE ROOM 15 x 45 675 10 35 35 25 INDEPENDENCE 28 x 40 1120 10 60 70 40 20 x 40 800 10 40 50 30 COMMERCE CONSTITUTION 40 x 40 1600 10 100 100 70 COMBINED 88 x 40 3520 10 220 300 170 MEETING SUITES 21 x 24 522 10 40 50 24 (3 AVAILABLE) Features Local Attractions Max’s Classic American Grill Walden Galleria Mall – 4 miles Outdoor Heated Pool Downtown – 8 miles 24 Hour Guest Laundry First Niagara Center – 8 miles Indoor Jacuzzi Coca Cola Field – 8 miles Fitness Center Ralph Wilson Stadium – 10 miles In-room Data Ports, Iron & Board Niagara Falls/Canada – 20 miles In-room Coffee Makers, Hair Dryers Seneca Niagara Casino, USA - 19 miles High Speed Wireless Internet Casino Niagara, Canada - 20 miles Flat Screen LCD TV’s Darien Lake – 18 miles 4 PEGGY COLEMAN REGIONAL DIRECTOR, SALES & MARKETING HOLIDAY INN ELMIRA RIVERVIEW ELMIRA RIVERVIEW 760 E. WATER STREET ELMIRA, NY 14901 OFFICE: (607) 739-3681 EXT. 270 FAX: (607) 796-6927 (607) 734-4211 EMAIL: [email protected] (800) HOLIDAY FAX (607) 734-3549 E-MAIL: [email protected] WWW.FINGERLAKESHOTELS.COM Thank you for considering the Holiday Inn Elmira Riverview for your next meeting! We are conveniently located off Interstate 86 at Exit 52B, in the heart of Mark Twain Country, in the southern part of the Finger Lakes region. We are midway between New York City and Niagara Falls, making it easy for your members to reach us with no tolls to pay.
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