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Friday, November 4, 2011

Red Coach Inn

Serving Niagara Falls guests since 1923, The Red Coach Inn sits just across from the Niagara Rapids. Styled after an English Inn, the Tudor style building is distinctive from much of its surrounding architecture. Located at 2 Buffalo Avenue, Niagara Falls, NY 14303, visitors are close enough to hear the roar of Niagara Falls.
The Red Coach Inn has a great special going on for any last minute plans that come about. Call and ask for the Last Minute Special to receive a 20% discount for any available room or suite that same night. Stop by their website for pricing and room descriptions. 
The phone number is (716) 282-1459 or Toll-free (866) 719-2070. Guest rooms regularly run from $79.00 a night and up.
The restaurant in the Inn is also themed a bit like an English pub or inn with a beautiful stone fireplace in the main dining area or guests can sit in the patio enclosure that faces the Niagara rapids. The menu has many different selections along with a wine list sure to pair with a meal.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

The Mansion on Delaware


Built in 1867 by architect George Allison, The Mansion onDelaware Avenue presents the grandeur of times gone by with modern amenities added in 2001 when it was restored after neglect and disrepair.

414 Delaware Avenue in Buffalo New York is the location of this beautiful inn. The telephone number is (716) 886-3300. The Mansion is nearby downtown night life, theater, restaurants and sporting events. Rave reviews of the beauty and excellent customer service pop up from places all over the country. With 24 hour butler service for guests, it is understandable why!

A candlelit massage in your guest room is one of the pampering, romantic spoils to enjoy. Soak in the Jacuzzi tub or curl up in front of the guestroom fireplace with a book, a cup of tea or a bottle of wine. Cocktails are served in the billiard room for a more social setting. The pantry is available to guests around the clock, so relax and indulge.

Feel free to venture out to one of the many fine downtown restaurants, but if you would rather keep warm and cozy, let the butler  know what you would like and from where. Done – that’s it, they will get it for you.

What is more romantic and luxurious than having all your time free to spend with each other? Well, the guest rooms will add to the experience. Beautifully decorated modern décor is the theme throughout the hotel. Comfortable beds with lavish linens promise a heavenly night’s sleep.

Many different options are available for an overnight, weekend or extended stay. Check out their website or give them a call. Staying here is a fantasy come true, guests won’t want to leave.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Salvatore's Grand Hotel



Where can you stay for under $200.00 and have a gourmet dinner, a Jacuzzi tub and breakfast the next day? Salvatore’s Grand Hotel, at 6675 Transit Road in Williamsville New York offers several different packages to guests. Reservations can be made online or by calling (716) 636-4900.


Salvatore’s Grand Hotel is a luxurious experience, especially when paired with the connecting restaurant, Russell’s. Upscale menu items abound, even on the dinner for two menu. Steak ala Russell, Filet Mignon and Salmon are just a few of the choices listed.


Sunday at The Grand is a budget travel seeker’s dream! For $163.00, including tax, spend a Sunday evening soaking in a Jacuzzi Tub. A three course meal for two is included in the price. Finish off the stay with breakfast for two at the morning buffet. The same package is available on other nights for $219.00 including tax.


The hotel and restaurant are nearby shopping, with The Eastern Hills Mall just down the road and The Galleria Mall just a short drive away. The Buffalo/Niagara airport is also within minutes of the hotel .


Russell Salvatore is well known in the area and is synonymous high quality hospitality. Trocaire College and Mr. Salvatore operate the Russell Salvatore School of Hospitality and Business, offering internships and job opportunities to those attending. He is also well known for his generosity to local community groups in the Western New York area.