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BEST WESTERN Syracuse Airport Inn
900 Colonel Eileen Collins Boulevard, North Syracuse, New York 13212-3913Phone: 315/455-7362 | Fax: 315/455-6840
This Syracuse, New York hotel is 0.30 miles from Syracuse Hancock International Airport and provides dining options and comfortable sleeping accommodations. Free overnight parking only.
Local Events Worth Considering:
May 2012
A huge festival celebrating the local area. Crafts, singing, theatre, mimes, music and food.
June 2012
Music, entertainment, educational information, food & beverages, give-aways and more. Fun for the whole family. In Albany.
Albany's annual Father's Day celebration hosts a highly acclaimed musical performance and fireworks.
The largest free jazz fest in the northeast, this is the quinessential music fest for summer in Syracuse.
July 2012
Polka dancers, music, food, & more. In Albany.
This outstanding three day antique festival features 200+ dealers from across the United States & Canada. In Liverpool.
Music Festival in downtown Saratoga. Enjoy Jazz, Blues and various other music. in Saratoga Springs.
August 2012
In Albany.
The longest running and one of the largest state fairs in the U.S., the Great NYS Fair boosts around 1 million visitors each year. In Syracuse.
The $1 million Travers Stakes at Saratoga Race Course.
Amusement rides, game booths, live entertainment, food concessions and one of area's largest fireworks display.
Nearby Attractions:
List All NY AttractionsBeaver Lake Nature Center
The Beaver Lake Nature Center, located west of Syracuse in Central New York, encompasses 650 acres of land. The center is situated next to Mud Lake in the Beaver Lake County Park and features more than 400 annual programs about the natural world. Be sure to bring your binoculars to spy the 200 species of birds living near the center.
Visitors enjoy walking along the ten miles of trails in the park and canoeing on the lake in the summer. Celebrate a special occasion or birthday at the center, by enjoying a short hike and critter talk. Party themes include Maple Sugaring, Exploring Life in a Pond and Turtles, Hawks and Owls. At the end of the day, choose a comfortable Best Western guest room in East Syracuse, North Syracuse or Liverpool for a peaceful night's rest.
Syracuse Hancock International Airport
Syracuse Hancock International Airport, located northeast of Syracuse, opened in 1949, as the Clarence E. Hancock Airport. The first commercial flights were provided by American, Robinson, Buffalo and Colonial Airlines. Soon after the airport was built, Interstate 81 opened adjacent to the airport, allowing direct access to the airport. The airport has seen many improvements throughout the years, including lengthening of the runways, adding runway lighting and an instrument landing system.
The airport provides general aviation services in addition to commercial air travel. Central New York travelers looking for commercial flights have a choice of seven major commercial airlines and ten affiliate airlines. Daily flights are available to many U.S. cities including Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland and Philadelphia. While waiting for a flight, stroll through the Discover the Airport! Exhibit located on the main floor in the terminal. Stay close to the airport, as a guest of Best Western hotels in East Syracuse, North Syracuse or Liverpool.
