Syracuse , NY Pet Friendly Hotels
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Top Syracuse Pet Friendly Hotels

Holiday Inn Express Syracuse Fairgrounds by IHG
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Reviewed on Sep 23, 2026

Residence Inn by Marriott Syracuse Downtown at Armory Square
"Just what was needed for a stay in Syracuse. Well appointed room with good facilities, well located. Properly staffed and did what it says on the tin."
Reviewed on Sep 12, 2026

Cresthill Suites Syracuse
"The front desk attendant was very helpful. The room had an unpleasant smell. Glasses did not appear to be clean."
Reviewed on Sep 28, 2026

Syracuse Grand
"The floors turned the towels black when cleaning up water from them. Dust was thick on the lamps. The rooms fire sprinkler was coated in what looked like hair and dust wrapped around it. The mini fridge didn’t look like it had been wiped out. And the grout along the outside of the tub was separated ..."
Reviewed on Sep 28, 2026

Red Roof Inn Syracuse
"We arrived and it was shut down. No notice or warning. I have sent in a refund request in but have not heard a word since. Expedia has failed me. Booked it through expedia. Expedia should have notified me the place had shutdown. Drove 500 miles with no place to stay. Not a good feeling to be left ..."
Reviewed on May 9, 2026

Aloft by Marriott Syracuse Inner Harbor

Quality Inn & Suites Syracuse Fairgrounds

Candlewood Suites - Syracuse Airport by IHG
The Best Hotels with NO Pet fees in Syracuse

Aloft by Marriott Syracuse Inner Harbor
Pet owners shouldn't miss Syracuse, a city known for its hockey, and sights like Museum of Science and Technology and Erie Canal Museum. Choose from Travelocity's 59 pet-friendly hotels and accommodations in Syracuse and bring Fido along!
How to Wander Wisely in Syracuse with Your Pet
- Enjoy the fresh air at Onondaga Lake Park, E.M. Mills Rose Garden, and Thorndon Park.
- Other things to see include Everson Museum of Art, OnCenter Complex, and Carrier Dome.
- Need a pet store? Try Petland of Cicero, Pocket Puppies & Little Lions, or Bark Avenue Doggy Day Care & Grooming Spa LLC.
- For vet care, Veterinary Medical Center of CNY, Spay & Neuter Syracuse, and Clark Rae DVM are located in the area.
Top Pet-Friendly Hotels in Syracuse
- Aloft Syracuse Inner Harbor
Dogs stay free at this 3-star hotel. Guests appreciate the WiFi and family amenities. - Best Western Plus Liverpool - Syracuse Inn & Suites
Pets are allowed for a fee at this 2.5-star hotel, although restrictions apply. Guests appreciate its proximity to the airport and spacious rooms. - Residence Inn Syracuse Downtown At Armory Square
Pets are allowed for a fee at this 3-star aparthotel, although restrictions apply. Guests appreciate the breakfast and pool.
Pet-Friendly Times to Vacation in Syracuse
Weather can make or break your stay, especially if you want to spend time outdoors. Here are the average daytime and nighttime temperatures to help better plan your time in Syracuse.
From January to March, average temperatures range from 50°F in the daytime to 15°F at night. Between April and June, the daytime average is 81°F and the nighttime average is 31°F.
From July to September, average temperatures range from 82°F in the daytime to 47°F at night. Between October and December, the daytime average is 66°F and the nighttime average is 18°F.
Syracuse hotels essential information
Accommodation | 541 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $79 |
Highest Price | $199 |
Popular hotels | Aloft by Marriott Syracuse Inner Harbor, Red Roof Inn Syracuse, Cresthill Suites Syracuse, Syracuse Grand, Quality Inn & Suites Syracuse Fairgrounds, Residence Inn by Marriott Syracuse Downtown at Armory Square, Holiday Inn Express Syracuse Fairgrounds by IHG, Candlewood Suites - Syracuse Airport by IHG |
Recent Syracuse hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

The Parkview Hotel
"I have been staying at the Parkview for over a decade - family visits to Syracuse. Over the last year Hampton/Hilton bought it and has been renovating it. One feature that made the Parkview feel like home was to spacious "Living Room" in the front of the hotel - comfy sofas and chairs, a fireplace, picture windows, an area for business - perfect. But alas, it is all gone - everything. I am sure they are going to do something with it - probably modern like the rooms. SAD! Whoever redesigned the rooms left out the desk and dresser - replaced by a small round table and to odd chairs. No place to store clothes, except in the small night stands. Thankfully the TV was updated - much larger. The bathroom shower is huge but there is limited surface area are on sink."





