Extended Stay America Syracuse Dewitt Phone Number and Contact Information

Positioned 0.4 miles north of the Interstate 90 and Interstate 481 interchange, the property offers direct access to Syracuse’s downtown medical complexes (12 minutes west) and the Carrier Circle industrial district (5 minutes south).

Its location near the intersection of Old Collamer Road and Thompson Road positions it among practical Corporate housing near I-90 and I-481 interchange options, surrounded by logistics centers like UPS’s regional sorting facility and Anheuser-Busch’s Syracuse brewery.

The area blends suburban residential zones with transportation infrastructure, while proximity to the Destiny USA megamall makes it relevant for those prioritizing Hotels close to Carrier Circle business district convenience.

Dining options range from classic Upstate New York comfort food to international cuisine.

Dinosaur Bar-B-Que on Willow Street serves hickory-smoked brisket with bourbon-infused sauces, while Twin Trees Too crafts coal-fired pizzas using 1950s family recipes.

Ethnic specialties include Polish pierogies at Eva’s European Sweets and authentic Lebanese shawarma at Sinbad’s Middle Eastern Restaurant.

Grocery needs are met at Wegmans on James Street or Price Chopper on Erie Boulevard, essential for guests utilizing the hotel’s full kitchens for Syracuse DeWitt area extended stay hotels accommodations.

The Syracuse Regional Market at 2100 Park Street, operational year-round Saturdays, offers maple syrup products and artisanal cheeses from Finger Lakes dairy farms.

Cultural and recreational attractions thrive nearby.

The Erie Canal Museum in downtown Syracuse preserves historic packet boats in the 1850s Weighlock Building, while Green Lakes State Park features glacial meromictic lakes with scuba diving opportunities.

History enthusiasts explore the Salt Museum’s exhibits on Syracuse’s 19th-century salt industry, while aviation professionals visit the Northeast Classic Car Museum’s vintage aircraft collection.

Educational institutions like SUNY Upstate Medical University host healthcare certification programs, while corporate travelers appreciate proximity to Lockheed Martin’s radar systems division and SRC Inc.’s defense technology campus.

Outdoor enthusiasts hike the 36-mile Erie Canalway Trail or ice fish on Oneida Lake’s frozen surface during winter months.

Transportation connectivity is comprehensive.

Centro bus route 34 connects to the Syracuse Hancock International Airport terminals, while the hotel lies 1.2 miles from NY-298’s exit for commuters to Utica and Rochester.

Syracuse Hancock International Airport is 8 minutes northwest via Electronics Parkway, with hotel shuttle services available upon advanced request.

Bird scooters operate near the ShoppingTown Mall redevelopment area, while the property offers complimentary parking for guests exploring the Chittenango Falls State Park or commuting to the Collamer Crossings business park.

Budget-friendly alternatives include Red Roof Inn Syracuse Carrier Circle near I-481 exit 3 and Motel 6 Syracuse East.

Extended Stay America’s sister property, Studio 6 Syracuse DeWitt, provides comparable kitchenette amenities at competitive rates adjacent to the Great Northern Mall.

The Super 8 by Wyndham Syracuse features seasonal discounts and proximity to the New York State Fairgrounds’ annual exhibitions.

Guest reviews frequently highlight the hotel’s functional kitchens, transportation industry-friendly workspaces, and proximity to medical research hubs.

Many praise the laundry facilities and soundproofed rooms for extended project timelines, though some note wear in older countertops and occasional parking challenges during the New York State Fair in late August.

Staff responsiveness receives commendation for assisting with oversized luggage storage, while occasional comments mention limited breakfast variety.

The balance between industrial practicality and Finger Lakes recreational access remains a recurring theme in feedback, with supply chain managers and healthcare contractors appreciating the strategic location between Albany’s government resources and Central New York’s manufacturing heartland.