All Countries  :  United States  :  New York  :  Batavia  :  Batavia-Days Inn

Batavia-Days Inn

200 Oak St.
Batavia, NY 14020
Nightly Rates: ( 75.01 - 75.01 )
3 Star


Property Description

The Days Inn Batavia-Darien Lake Theme Park is just 20 minutes from Darien Lake Six Flags Amusement Park. Free Daybreak Continental Breakfast Free Wi-Fi/DSL Lounge, Restaurant, Room Service and Conference Rooms Large Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool - Seasonal Free HBO and 70-plus Cable Channels Conveniently located between Buffalo and Rochester Six Flags-20 minutes Niagara Falls-45 minutes



Amenities

· Bar/Lounge
· Continental Breakfast
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Free Parking
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Pets Allowed
· Pets Allowed
· Pool
· Parking
· Restaurant
· Safe Deposit Box
· Television with Cable
· Laundry/Valet Services


Room Information

General Information
Number of Guest Rooms: 120 Number of Floors: 2 Number of Handicapped Rooms: 2 Number of Smoking Rooms: 28 Number of Non-Smoking Rooms: 91 Number of Double-Double Rooms: 95 Number of King Rooms: 22
Standard King Bed Room


Standard Two Double Bed Room


Bathroom



Rate Disclaimer

Indicative rates for search purposes only, check for specific rate when making a reservation.


Miscellaneous Information

· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 03:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· Time Zone is EST
· Opened in 1967
· Renovated in 2003
· 120 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.


Directions

Hotel is located to left of toll booth at exit 48 off I-90.

Greater Rochester International, Buffalo International


Guarantee Policy

All reservations made via the Internet require a credit card to guarantee the reservation. Some reservations may require a credit card deposit.


Cancellation Policy

Cancellation penalties may apply if cancelled after the policy deadline. Please review the reservation details before confirming your reservation as policies vary.


Restaurant Information

Sun Burst Restaurant & Lounge On Premises Alexs Restaraunt Christina's T.F. Brown's

8322 Park Road Batavia, NY 16020


Christina's

228-230 Elliot Street Batavia, NY 343-1029

Red Osier Landmark

Route 5 Stafford, NY 14143 343-6972 closed Monday, 1PM to 9PM Tuesday to Sunday Famous for prime rib.

T.F. Brown's

214 east Main st Batavia, NNY 14020


Meeting Facility


From 2 to 200 persons With or Without Catering Conference Rooms Equipped for Business or Social Full Service Catering For Any Event



Recreation Information


Batavia Downs 1 mile Royal Rink Hockey 2 miles Jello Museum 12 miles Six Flags Darien Lakes 12 miles Finger Lakes Racetrack 30 miles Market Place Mall 30 miles Ralph Wilson Stadium 30 miles Walden Galleria Mall 30 miles Letchworth State Park 35 miles H.S.B.C. Arena 45 miles War Memorial 45 miles Niagra Falls 55 miles Prime Outlets 55 miles Seneca Niagara Casino 55 miles Casino Niagara 58 miles Canada 60 miles Fallsview Casino 62 miles Alleghany State Park 100 miles

Batavia Downs

Niagara Falls Ontario, Canada Experience one of the breathtaking natural wonders.

Jell-O Museum

Batavia, NY 585-343-5454 Home games June through September. Class "A" professional baseball.

Muckdogs Baseball Team

Batavia, NY Live racing at America's oldest lighted harness track.


Area Attractions

Overview

Conveniently located between Buffalo and Rochester, Batavia is the perfect destination for a vacation filled with amusement parks, gambling casinos, and Niagara Falls, all located within 45 miles of Batavia.

Six Flags Darien Lake

Darien Center, NY 585-599-4641 Amusement Park

Batavia Muckdogs

Batavia, NY 585-343-5454 Home games June through September. Class "A" professional baseball.

Destinations:

Africa
Asia
Australasia
Canada
Caribbean
Europe
Latin America
Mediterranean
Middle East
United States

Cruises:


Cruises Around the World
Competitive Cruise Quotes

Hotels:


Canada Hotels
USA Hotels

Home:


Home Page
Contact Us
Submissions


Batavia Hotel Chains

Best Western
Comfort Inns
Days Inn
Holiday Inn
Quality Inns
Ramada Inn


Cities Near Batavia

Batavia
Brockport
Clarence
East Aurora
Geneseo
Mount Morris
Pembroke


Hospitals/Medical Care Facilities

Lakeplains Dialysis Center
United Memorial Medical Center


Schools-Universities & Colleges Academic

Genesee Community College

Get Room Rates

Arrival Date

Departure Date
Adults
Children

Travel Information for New York Hotel Guests


If you are searching for an inn, hotel, motel or resort near a New York attraction, amusement and theme parks, or close to shopping, cultural events, historic sites, museums and performing arts centers, or nearby zoos, a festival, a golf course, a New York state park, this is where you will find it.


NEW YORK state is a dazzling vacation destination with world-class attractions like Niagara Falls and the Statue of Liberty. Even long time visitors still marvel at the pulsating excitement of Times Square; you can camp, hike, canoe in the Adirondack or Catskill mountains, fish or play golf everywhere, explore the Hudson Valley mansions and the battlefields of Saratoga. There are breweries/wineries, casinos, Halls of Fame, museums, nature parks and zoos; and some of the greatest shopping in the world.

Its capital, ALBANY, was originally known as Fort Orange and its Dutch heritage is reflected in many street names and in the annual (May) Tulip Festival; historical attractions include Historic Cherry Hill a farmhouse built in the year the United States Constitution was drafted, Shaker Heritage Society, an 1848 Shaker Meeting House, and Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site, the 1761 home of the Revolutionary War general Philip Schuyler; for family fun there is the Jeepers indoor amusement park.

Attractions in BUFFALO include the Buffalo/Erie County Naval and Military Park, a museum of military history, and the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site. Near Buffalo, the Toy Town Museum at East Aurora exhibits toys through the ages. Waterfalls, mountains, forests and streams provide a picturesque setting in the CATSKILLS; there’s fishing at Livingstone Manor’s Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum and nearby rivers; at Narrowsburg history buffs can enjoy the hands-on Fort Delaware Museum of Colonial History; other attractions include the Kaatskill Kaleidoscope at Mount Tremper, Catskill Game Farm, Zoom Flume Water Park in East Durham, the scenery onboard the historic Delaware and Ulster Rail, and European-style wineries.

The CHAUTAUQUA Institution is a summer cultural family/learning vacation; nearby, in Jamestown in the Chautauqua-Allegheny region, is the Lucy-Desi Museum, a tribute to Jamestown's most famous daughter, Lucille Ball.

Located in the geographical center of the 1000 Islands, on a peninsula jutting out into the St. Lawrence River, CLAYTON is one of several small communities that make up the New York side of this tourist mecca; it is home to the Antique Boat Museum, the 1000 Islands Museum of Clayton with a 1900s village square, and the American Handweaving Museum and Thousand Islands Craft School; at nearby Alexandria Bay is Boldt Castle, a Rhineland castle built from 1900-1904 and accessible by boat; the Frederic Remington Art Museum at Ogdensburg is dedicated to the life and works of western artist Frederic Remington.

As the "Home of Baseball", COOPERSTOWN attractions here include the National Baseball Hall of Fame and the American Baseball Experience with three levels of innovative big league entertainment; the Farmers’ Museum is an 1845 village historic farmstead.

CORNING is frequently called the “Crystal City” because it is the home of the Museum of Glass; the Benjamin Patterson Inn Museum Complex has a 1784 log cabin, 1796 Tavern, blacksmith shop, and a 19th century one room schoolhouse.

In the HUDSON VALLEY, Sunnyside, the 19th century home of Washington Irving, creator of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, in Tarrytown, is filled with many of the author's personal possessions; just three miles north, visitors step back in time at Philipsburg Manor in Sleepy Hollow to the world of an 18th century farm and mill site. The Hudson Valley has some famous military attractions including the West Point Museum with exhibits on the history of West Point and Corps of Cadets, Stony Point, the site of a Revolutionary War battlefield, and the Van Wyck Homestead Museum which was a revolutionary War headquarters from 1776-1783; other attractions include the Franklin D Roosevelt National Historic Site at Hyde Park, birthplace home of the 32nd President, the Monroe Museum Village, a living history village depicting American life in the 1800s, and the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, a cultural complex.

Situated within 6-million acres of mountains, rivers and lakes, LAKE GEORGE is part of the largest wilderness park in the country - The Adirondacks; apart from the many outdoor opportunities, there are two 1755 restored forts of the French-Indian War era to see, Fort Ticonderoga and Fort William Henry Museum, and for the family there is Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom Fun Park and Wild West Ranch and Western Town. The legacy of the 1932 and 1980 Olympic Games in shown in many exhibits at the Lake Placid Winter Olympic Museum and Hall of Fame; the North Creek Railway Depot Museum is a train depot transformed into a local and train history museum; the history of the Adirondack settlers is explored at the Blue Mountain Lake Adirondack Museum.

Attractions in the LEATHERSTOCKING include the Howe Caverns and the Iroquois Indian Museum at Howes Cave, as well as the Americana Village at Hamilton, and the National Soccer Hall of Fame & National Soccer Museum in Oneonta.

LONG ISLAND is the largest island adjoining the continental United States; the home and birthplace at Huntington Station of Walt Whitman, said to be America's greatest poet, is now a State Historic Site; major attractions on Long Island are the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum, the Centerport Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum, the Spanish Moroccan 24-room summer home of W. K. Vanderbilt II, and an extensive collection at the American Merchant Marine Museum at the Federal Academy, Kings Point.

Among the attractions in NEW YORK CITY's Bronx are the Bronx County Historical Society Museums, Yankee Stadium, Cony Island, and Astroland Amusement Park; some of the major attractions in Manhattan include the Cloisters Museum devoted to the art and horticulture of medieval Europe, the Empire State Building Observatory with its spectacular views, the Frick Collection of Western fine and decorative arts, Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece of modern architecture, the Guggenheim Museum, Madame Tussaud's, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art , and the New York City Fire Museum; there is also South Street Seaport, a waterfront community with a maritime museum and shops, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island as well as multilingual guided tours of the United Nations; New York culinary tours are geared for visitors interested in savoring New York's mouth watering, multi-ethnic dishes, cultures and neighborhoods.

In QUEENS, visitors can see the American Museum of the Moving Image located at Historic Astoria studio, the New York Hall of Science at Flushing, and Long Island City’s waterfront Socrates Sculpture Park.

Historic Richmond Town on STATEN ISLAND began as a hamlet in 1690 and has been restored to portray the evolution of a Staten Island settlement over four centuries; other attractions on Staten Island are the Snug Harbor Cultural Center comprised of 28 historic buildings and 86 acres of parkland.

The three NIAGARA FALLS are situated in the oldest State Park in the nation; visitors can see them on the Maid of the Mist; among the many attractions at Niagara Falls is the Daredevil Museum which has exhibits and photographs on Niagara's rich daredevil history. Nearby is the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum at North Tonawanda. Just north of Niagara Falls is the Old Fort Niagara at Youngstown, an historic French-British fortress with the original buildings and fortifications and living history re-enactments. There’s a SixFlags theme park at Darien Lake, 45 minutes from Niagara.

The high-tech ROCHESTER community has also preserved many links with the past, offering attractions like the Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse, a museum dedicated to preserving local and marine history, and Seabreeze Park, a family amusement and water park. In Newark Valley nearby, the Bement-Billings Farmstead is an 1840s living history museum; the Hoffman Clock Museum in Newark has antique timepieces from many lands.

Nestled in the southern foothills of New York's Adirondack Mountains, SARATOGA SPRINGS has free-flowing mineral springs throughout the city at mineral baths and spas; the Saratoga Springs Heritage Area/Visitor Center is located in an historic trolley station. Saratoga Springs is also famous for its racing; visitors can visit the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame or go racing at Saratoga Race Course. The Historical Society of Saratoga Springs has three floors of exhibits on local history and settlement in a restored Casino from the 1870s; other attractions are the Petrified Sea Gardens with fossils over 500-million years old and the Saratoga National Historical Park (Saratoga Battlefield), a battlefield that marked the turning point of the American Revolution.

SYRACUSE attractions include the Syracuse Urban Cultural Park Visitor Center at the Erie Canal Museum, the Sainte Marie Among the Iroquois Living History Museum, and The Museum of Automobile History. Nearby at Camillus, the Erie Canal Park consists of seven navigable miles of the historic Erie Canal with nine miles of trails.