Econo Lodge Cortland

Econo Lodge Cortland in Cortland, New York offers a convenient stay for travelers exploring the central region of the state.

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Its position near Interstate 81 makes it accessible for those traveling by car. The hotel is an ideal spot for guests visiting students at nearby SUNY Cortland or taking in activities at the State University’s athletic facilities.

A notable advantage of staying at Econo Lodge is its proximity to local attractions such as Greek Peak Mountain Resort, perfect for winter sports enthusiasts. For those interested in history and culture, the 1890 House Museum transports visitors back to the Victorian Era, while the Lime Hollow Nature Center provides an opportunity to enjoy scenic trails and outdoor education programs.

Guests find that rooms are generally clean with basic amenities provided, ensuring a comfortable stay without unnecessary frills. This can be appealing to budget-conscious travelers looking for value rather than luxury.

On the downside, some may find the accommodations fairly modest compared to more upscale options. A lack of extensive amenities or dining options on-site might not suit everyone’s preferences, especially those seeking a more comprehensive hotel experience.

Overall, Econo Lodge Cortland serves well as a practical base for exploring nearby attractions while offering reasonable comfort and accessibility.

Pros	Cons
Convenient location near I-81	Basic accommodations
Proximity to SUNY Cortland and Greek Peak Mountain Resort	Lacks extensive amenities
Affordability and value for budget-conscious travelers	No on-site dining options

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