Buffalo Hotels with Hot Tub

We welcome you to stay at our Holiday Inn Express & Suites Buffalo, located in the heart of downtown near Roswell Park, John R. Oishei Children's Hospital, Buffalo General Hospital, Convention Center and Canalside. Hotel parking is offsite and available nearby at additional charge in parking garage. Enjoy being nestled in the heart of the Theatre District, where you can experience a grand performance at Shea's Performing Arts Center or the Irish Classical Theatre. Take in a concert at the Town Ballroom or TRALF located within the same block or hop on the above ground trolley train to the Key Bank Center. Explore & More - Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Children's Museum and the Naval Park are also just a few blocks away. The city is also packed with events and festivals at Canalside and Sahlen's Field. Admire contemporary art at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery or discover Frank Lloyd Wright's stunning residencies nearby and marvel at the Darwin Martin House. Don't forget to make the 20 mile trip to one of the Nation's North American Wonders of the World - Niagara Falls! For those traveling on business we are in close proximity to M&T Bank, Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, and New Era Cap. You will appreciate our 24-hour Business Center and Fitness Center.

Welcome to Wyndham Garden Buffalo Downtown a convenient and comfortable hotel located on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. Youll be steps from Buffalo General Medical Center Gates Vascular Institute Golisano Childrens Hospital of Buffalo and Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. Explore the downtown area using our free local shuttle or schedule a shuttle ride to or from Buffalo Niagara International Airport BUF for an additional fee. Plus our friendly front desk staff is available 24/7 for directions and local recommendations.

The Hotel Lafayette has been welcoming guests for over 119 years and continues to be a historical and architectural landmark for the City of Buffalo. A handsome red brick and white terra cotta French Renaissance-style building it was designed principally by Louise Blanchard Bethune of the respected Buffalo architectural firm of Bethune Bethune and Fuchs. She was the first professional woman architect in the country the first female member of the American Institute of Architects and the first woman to be made a Fellow of the A.I.A. The Hotel Lafayette opened its doors in June 1904 and was immediately hailed as one of the fifteen finest hotels in the United States. With hot and cold running water in all bathrooms and telephones in all rooms the seven-story hotel offered the best that science art and experience can offer for the comfort of the traveling public. Soon after an addition doubled the size of the hotel and fifty years later it was still operating as a luxury 400 room hotel. The hotel underwent a major renovation in the late 1940s introducing many of the Art Deco elements still seen throughout the hotel today. Following decades of hospitality the hotel was faithfully restored in 2012 to return it to its original splendor and welcome a new generation of guests. The Hotel Lafayette is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and currently offers a total of 34 boutique guest rooms each with a unique design and experience. In addition the Hotel offers over 13500 square feet of event space including many original spaces that have been meticulously restored.