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Hey everyone, taking my fiance to her first Bills game.  Coming in from Atlanta for the Colts game.  Anyone have any good hotel recommendations for us?

 

Also, I have our tickets, but what's the best thing to do for parking on game day?  Do I need to buy anything ahead of time?

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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1 hour ago, cbatl32 said:

Hey everyone, taking my fiance to her first Bills game.  Coming in from Atlanta for the Colts game.  Anyone have any good hotel recommendations for us?

 

Also, I have our tickets, but what's the best thing to do for parking on game day?  Do I need to buy anything ahead of time?

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Better do it right. No pressure.

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1 hour ago, Behindenemylines said:

The Curtis downtown.  Hands down do t bother elsewhere.  If it was in Manhattan would be $800/night on a Tuesday in march

 

Good suggestion.  The rooftop bar is a great time.  

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1 hour ago, BUFFALOBART said:

The Hotel Henry on Elmwood Avenue, is a bit removed from the Stadium. (25-45 minutes away) if you want to see a slice of Buffalo, that is where I would stay, since there is a lot going on within walking distance.

The historic Roycroft Inn, in East Aurora, would be another good choice, and would be within walking distance (10 min.) of Bar Bill. (best wings) The Stadium is very close to E. Aurora. (10-15 min.)

Wherever you decide to stay, book your hotel reservation, NOW. It is tougher to find a room, the closer that you get, to game day.

For parking, the private lots are your best bet, and will usually be cheaper. It's 40 bucks to park in the Stadium lots, and not worth it, in my opinion. There are a few side streets on Abbott Rd., as you enter from Rt. 20a, (If you are coming from East Aurora) and you'll find private parking, that is very, very  close to the stadium.


Hotel Henry is closed unfortunately.   Someone bought it but hasn’t reopened it as of present time.

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I always stay at the Buffalo Airport inn.(Formaly the Holiday INN.  Really Great rates, clean room and Resturant and bar attached. Great food also nearby eg. Buffalo brew pub.

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12 hours ago, BUFFALOBART said:

The Hotel Henry on Elmwood Avenue, is a bit removed from the Stadium. (25-45 minutes away) if you want to see a slice of Buffalo, that is where I would stay, since there is a lot going on within walking distance.

The historic Roycroft Inn, in East Aurora, would be another good choice, and would be within walking distance (10 min.) of Bar Bill. (best wings) The Stadium is very close to E. Aurora. (10-15 min.)

Wherever you decide to stay, book your hotel reservation, NOW. It is tougher to find a room, the closer that you get, to game day.

For parking, the private lots are your best bet, and will usually be cheaper. It's 40 bucks to park in the Stadium lots, and not worth it, in my opinion. There are a few side streets on Abbott Rd., as you enter from Rt. 20a, (If you are coming from East Aurora) and you'll find private parking, that is very, very  close to the stadium.

I thought the Hotel Henry closed up in March due to Pandemic issues and revenue.  Would be cool if it stayed open was a funky place for sure 

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20 minutes ago, Behindenemylines said:

I thought the Hotel Henry closed up in March due to Pandemic issues and revenue.  Would be cool if it stayed open was a funky place for sure 

Staying there on Halloween for the dolphins game could be interesting….

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14 hours ago, I'm Spartacus said:

The King Edward Hotel in Fort Erie is pretty good. About a half hour drive to the stadium. 😁

Did you really just recommend a Canadian hotel?

 

Have you been paying no attention to current events over the past 1 1/2 years?

Interesting recommendations so far, I'm not surprised...

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12 hours ago, eee1776 said:

I always stay at the Buffalo Airport inn.(Formaly the Holiday INN.  Really Great rates, clean room and Resturant and bar attached. Great food also nearby eg. Buffalo brew pub.

 

Lol.  Thats a shabby low end hotel.   Not the place you would bring your fiance to for their first  Buffalo football experience

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I would recommend an AirBnB. You can get a whole house to yourself, and you can cook a nice meal for your fiancee after the Bills victory. She may want to drive down to City Hall Monday morning and not want to wait. All depends on what you cook for her. Pro tip: Stay away from grilled cheese sandwiches. 

 

But seriously, look into an AirBnb. 

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The price for hotels is through the roof right now. I can tell you where not to go, the Red Roof Inn in Hamburg. I didn’t want to pay over 300 for a hotel room so I booked this place for “cheap” last Saturday (was still almost 200 bucks). This place is ghetto as *****. The room smelled like stale cigarettes, hair in the shower, walls were super thin so I could hear everything going on in the next room, etc. First time I’ve left a bad review for a hotel in my life 

 

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2 hours ago, stosh64 said:

Did you really just recommend a Canadian hotel?

 

Have you been paying no attention to current events over the past 1 1/2 years?

Interesting recommendations so far, I'm not surprised...

You've obviously never been there. 

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Either the great recommendation here (Deleware Mansion) or a chain (a hilton, marriott, hyatt).  

 

For parking:  depends on where you need to be after the game.  I park at Bert’s Bike shop to hit 90 west to 79 south.  

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36 minutes ago, klos63 said:

You've obviously never been there. 

Are people even allowed to cross the border yet?

That was my point Sherlock.

Involving border crossings may not make for the best game day experience this Sun...

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15 minutes ago, stosh64 said:

Are people even allowed to cross the border yet?

That was my point Sherlock.

Involving border crossings may not make for the best game day experience this Sun...

Sherlock?  Maybe if you knew what you were talking about, you'd see the humor - hence, the OPs laughing emoji.

 

For those of a certain age , it was a popular strip joint in Fort Erie. I put a few strippers through college I think.

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