Lodging and Housing

Hotels inside Rome:

Adirondack-Thirteen Pines Motel: Rte. 365-E / River Road, Rome, NY; (315) 337-4930
American Heritage Motor Inn: 799 Lower Lawrence St. Rome, NY; (315) 339-3610; 1-800-836-1203
Beeches Paul Revere Lodge: Rte. 26 / Turin Road, Rome, NY; (315) 336-1775
Family Inns of America: Erie & Black River Blvds. Rome, NY; (315) 337-9400
Green Lantern Motel: 8189 Turin Rd, Rome, NY 13440; (315) 336-5200
Quality Inn: Erie Blvd W & S. James St. Rome, NY; (315) 336-4300
The Rome Motel: 8257 Turin Rd./Rt. 26 N, Rome, NY; 1-800-346-2182

Hotels outside Rome:

Comfort Suites: P.O. Box 1040, Stuhlman Road - Rte 31, Vernon, NY 13476; (315) 829-3400
Motel 6: 150 N. Genesee Street, Utica, NY; (315) 797-8743
Radisson Hotel: 200 Genese Street, Utica, NY 13502; (315) 797-8010; 1-800-333-3333
Ramada Inn: Oneida County Airport, 5920 Airport Road, Oriskany, NY 13424; (315) 736-3377
Ramada Inn: 141 New Hartford Street, New Hartford, NY 13413; (315) 735-3392
Verona Motor Inn Motel: Corner Rtes 365 & 31, Verona, NY; (315) 363-2258

Temporary Housing: The Military does not supply  a Temporary Lodging facility.  For those who decide to purchase a home and who need temporary housing until the deal closes or find that they need more time to find a home to rent there are several options. Some hotels may be willing to give you a special monthly rate. While still a costly option, it is cheaper than staying in the hotel on a daily or weekly basis. Some apartment buildings are also sometimes also willing to rent studio or small apartments on a short term basis. Some may even be able to provide furnished units; however, should you only be able to find an unfurnished unit, do not be discouraged. Talk to your sponsor or the orderly room about borrowing furniture, dishes, cooking utensils and bedding through the loan closet. Also, some lab employees may also be willing to lend you a bed or furniture.

Housing: It can be difficult to find housing in the area so start looking in advance of your move and have your sponsor help you. The lists below are by no means complete listing of housing in the Rome area. Check the newspapers for listings and the phone book for real estate agents. Though we have focused here on the Rome area, many employees choose to live in the greater Rome/Oneida/Utica area in places like Lee Center, Westmoreland, Oriskany, Clinton, New Hartford, Utica and Oneida. You may also find that living in Syracuse is more to your liking. So take some time and drive around the area to see your options.

Apartments in Rome: .

Mayflower Apartments: (315) 336-2287; 301 N. George St, Rome, NY
Mohawk Garden Apartments: (315) 336-7510; 105 Ringdahl Ct, Rome, NY
Rose Garden Apartments: (315) 336-9000; 113 Rose Ln, Rome, NY
Wood Creek Apartments: (315) 339-0300; 23 Wood Creek Dr, Rome, NY
Foxwood Apartment: 337-1401, 8225 Bielby Road Rome, CRM Rental Management 117 W. Liberty St. Rome

Real Estate Agents:

Greater Utica-Rome Board of Realtors
Better Homes and Gardens: (315) 339-4885, 1721 Black River Blvd, Rome, NY
Kaplan C A Real Estate: (315) 337-9141, 1300 Floyd Ave, Rome, NY
Mark I Real Estate: (315) 337-6070, 504 N. George Street, Rome, NY
ReMax All-Pro Realty: (315) 339-2222, 310 E. Chestnut Street, Rome, NY

Utilities/Services: Winters in Central New York can be quite cold. So, heating your home can be a large expense.

Gas/Electricity

Niagara Mohawk, 1-800-642-4274, If you decide to use Niagara Mohawk, you still have the option of choosing your own natural gas provider. In that case, Niagara Mohawk is just the delivery method. 

Oil: consult your yellow pages

Water/Sewage/Trash: consult your city government

Cable: 

Time Warner Cable, Rome 337-1120

Phone: 

Verizon,
 

Internet Access:

Road Runner, Time Warner Cable, 1-877-313 Beep

Dreamscape, 258 Genesee Utica, 624-2000

Last modified: 06/14/03