Hotel vicino a Richardson-Bates House Museum - Oswego

“Big room and great service. We will stay here again next time we are in the area”

“The hotel was clean. Bed extremely comfortable. Great location. Will stay again.”

“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”

“We had a great stay at Oswego Inn! The rooms were nice, clean, and comfortable, and the property was well-maintained. The lady at the front desk was especially nice, welcoming, and helpful. She was accommodating and even allowed us to check in early since the room was available, which we really appreciated. The location is excellent, with everything conveniently located just 2–5 minutes away. Overall, we really liked the property and had a great experience. Would definitely recommend staying...

“Throw-back motel in excellent condition. Nice staff. Super clean. Hot showers. Great water for drinking and showers. Flat-screen TV with tons of cable stations. Comfortable bed. Fridge and microwave with a desk. Lots of outlets for your electronics. Parking right at room door. Fair price. A little off the track for Salmon River fishing, but well worth it.”

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

“The lodge is probably a great place for people heading out fishing. If this is not your case I would look elsewhere .the rooms were comfortable but very basic. There were no screens on the windows, so you couldn't get any fresh air. The cleaning products they use have such a strong odor it turned my stomach. The toilet backed up the second day. At least it was quiet.”

“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. ...