Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Ithaca, NY

Quiet and conveniently close to town. Friendly staff and a comfortable room helped make this a good stay. We would definitely come back.

The room was very clean and nice. Breakfast was served abiding by the social distance guidelines. The hotel worker running breakfast was fabulous! She kept everyone distant, served all with gloves & masked quickly, and was super friendly. Due to covid, the pool was closed, but that could not be helped. All in all, a very pleasant stay.

The hotel was great except that they charged my credit card even though I had already booked and paid on Hotels.com

My kids couldn’t sleep and were petrified after we found ear wig bugs all over the room. They were over booked and no other hotels had room. We were 6 hours away from home. My 3 year old is still having trouble sleeping. I will never stay at a radisson hotel again. The sinks were both dirty and stains on the one beds sheets. It was gross

Rooms are great for a family with kids. Plenty of sleeping space!

Neither the night or morning front desk person had any idea how they cleaned and prepared the rooms for COVID. Add that to the fact that there were hairs in the tub and mold on the tub caulking and there is concern. Also, they have a coffee maker in each room but I had to crawl under the desk to plug it in.

Very friendly and clean. The only problem was that the swimming pool was closed. Call prior to booking.

Did my research due to Covid. watched Radisson video & decided to stay at this hotel due to cleaning info and grab -n-go breakfast. I chose this Hotel because of this. When we arrived after a 4 hr drive. found out they had no grab-n-go food, no coffee- NOTHING. Then in our hotel room the coffee maker and tray were filthy. Super upset. Just miserable about all of this. They did not live up to there advertisement. I even called corporate.

A decent value. Bed was very comfortable. We had a king suite. The bedroom was a little cramped and the sitting room was just okay. They did a nice job with breakfast under COVID rules.

To avoid going out to eat during the COVID-19 epidemic, we took a room with a kitchen, which the hotel bills as an "extended stay suite." But the kitchen isn't suited to extended use. The range has only two burners, and they're tucked close under the microwave, making access awkward. Kitchen supplies did not include paper towels, dish towels, or sponges. There were two very small frying pans but nothing large enough to make eggs for two people, and there were only dinner knives, no knife sharp enough to cut vegetables like tomatoes or onions. The utensils, pots and pans, and utensil tray were greasy and dirty, so the first thing we had to do after a six-hour drive was clean everything. Other than the kitchen, the room was fine. The living room is between the entrance door and the bedroom, insulating the bedroom from hallway noise and slamming doors. Unfortunately, for three nights out of five we had noisy neighbors who came to their room very late, and stayed up until after 2 a.m., talking loud and playing loud TV and music. Ordinarily I don't blame the hotel for that, but since the hotel was almost empty, I'm not sure why they had to assign the room right next to us. If you don't plan on doing a lot of cooking, this hotel will meet your needs. But if you want a functional kitchen, spring for a few extra bucks and stay at a Residence Inn or a Homewood Suites.