Location - conveniently located beside the Walden Galleria and a short drive to the Buffalo airport.
Room - spacious, a little worn-looking, but was clean. However, the walls are paper-thin and luckily, our neighbours weren't too loud. We could practically hear their conversation and country music but this ended by 10 pm. Bathroom is typically small. Our room had a nice balcony facing the indoor courtyard, at the other end of the pool so far enough that we couldn't hear the kids playing in the pool.
Check-in - no problem.
Price - paid about 40% off regular rate from Priceline. However, the price did not include their Park 'n' Fly package i.e. free airport shuttle and leaving car at the hotel while on vacation.
Our family of 3 were only there for 1 night and were only there to sleep before our morning flight out. It did the trick and was acceptable.

This hotel was old, dirty and the service people were rude. A non smoking hotel and all we smelled was smoke. I complained and complained. It was not resolved. The room next to us the people were drunk, loud and smoking. I could not sleep and was beside myself with exhaustion the next AM. as we needed to catch an early flight. The hotel shuttle was taking up the whole over hang outside. We had many pieces of luggage as there was 5 of us. (Using 2 disgusting rooms for 3 nights). The weather was awful and the shuttle driver would not move up and swore at us when we complained. He was waiting to take a flight crew to the airport and refused to move until they all came out. Not only did he NOT help with our bags but hindered our departure. It was UNBELIEVABLE. Upon return home I complained to corporate and they gave me a free night to the Buffalo hotel and no reason or apology. AS IF WE WOULD EVER GO THERE AGAIN. WORST HOTEL I EVER STAYED AT!!!!

This is my first time staying in a Millennium/Copthorne Hotel Group property in the US, I usually have good stays when I check into the the Millennium hotels in Asia, so I decided to give it a try when I visited Buffalo with my family.
Well this is definitely not your typical Millennium Hotel in Asia or Middle East, the building has seen its better days, the lobby was fine, but our rooms definitely looked outdated. Our party of four requested two connecting rooms, they could not accommodate that, which is no big deal. The front desk staff were polite enough though.
Our rooms looked dark and grim, and it was not much help even after opening the curtains. Maybe it was because of the weather I guess. Or maybe we weren't assigned the renovated rooms.
Now I am not sure if I should give other Millennium Hotels a try when I come across one in the US next time.

I booked the Millenium through Priceline and got a very good deal. My wife arrived and had little problem checking in. Everything went well. She was actually given one of the remodeled rooms on a higher floor. She enjoyed her stay.
However, she called down to the front desk to ask about being able to connect our portable dvd up to the tv and was told that function had been removed.
Now, I understand that hotels want you to purchase their overpriced services to increase the rooms profit. But really??? This was disappointing. Apparently, the lady my wife originally spoke to was not the most pleasant. But she did receive a follow-up call to ensure the rest of her stay was pleasant.
Overall, my wife enjoyed her stay and this evening was far more enjoyable then previous stays (please see previous posts). However, I still believe this hotel is only worthwhile for a great price and if you are flexible in the type of room you may receive. This was a weeknight.