We had wanted a king suite, but since none were avail. we had a room with 2 queens. The room was alot larger than we expected with plenty of space for suitcases, etc. We asked at the desk for a microwave and it took less than 5 minutes for it to arrive. The front desk was the extremely friendly and... more

Stayed one night in a non-smoking room with a king-size bed. 8th floor with huge windows and a gorgeous view. Room was very, very spacious-- bigger than many studio apartments I've seen. Large bathroom, well-appointed, everything worked. Good water pressure and ample hot water. In-room coffee maker worked well. Bed amply comfortable. A/C worked well, easy to adjust. I had... more

The hotel must have been a grand place in its day. Like the rest of the downtown area of Utica, its day has passed. However, it still has some charm. I had a huge corner room, that had wonderful antique furniture. From a cleanliness point of view, the room was fair - seemed to have a faint musty smell. Bed... more

I recently visited the area on business and by chance was booked at the hotel. The building is in the center city and quite old, but the rooms and interior were comperable to any established city hotel I have stayed in. Service was excellent from check-in, from the staff in the bar and restaurant and at check out. The queen... more

Nice place, very large rooms and clean. Confusion at check in, couldnt get in our room until 6pm since the cleaning staff were not done yet, hotel was sold out the night before. Not alot of nicer hotels in Utica, paid $99.00 with a AAA discount and overall was very pleased with our 1 night stay. more

All the reviews that describe the beautifully renovated Utica Hotel are true. It is a lovely gem! We also recommend dinner at the hotel's 1912 restaurant, too--it's fabulous! more

Originally built in 1912, this grand hotel fell on hard times and had to close in 1972. After spending millions of dollars to painstakingly refurbish this historic hotel, it reopened in 2001. This roaring 20s hotel combines old world charm and is steeped in history. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt campaigned here in the 1920s, jazz... more

In NYC, this hotel would've been four times the price. Ornate lobby. Nice room. I'd go back if I'm ever in Utica again. more

We stayed at this hotel with our daughter for a college visit. The outside was fairly non-descript, but the inside was absolutely beautiful. You could see the place was burnished with history, and there were photos and other artifacts displayed to prove it. Judy Garland sang here? I believe it! Our room was HUGE- we all said it was the... more