Stayed here for 2 nights with a hockey team. These trips can be tiresome, and it was. Lots of shopping between games. We had a room close to the elevator, not a good place to be, but the place was booked solid with a wedding as well. Sleep number beds, don't by them. They were ok though. Lobby and restaurant were quite good. Pool is huge, empty when we were in it. Lots of chlorine though. Fridges and microwaves in every room, although it wasn't on the website. Nice bonus. Close to RIT campus, great place for my daily jogs.

Stayed overnight at this hotel for business - my preferred hotel was booked, so I wound up here. Got in from the airport around 10:00 at night, and when I entered the building, there was "club" music blaring from the lounge area. I was a little irritated with that, and even more so when the room they had available was on the first floor across the lobby from the lounge.

Luckily, when I shut my door, I couldn't hear the music. However, the room was not very clean - I think they had forgotten to vacuum the room earlier, as there was gravel near the foot of the bed and lint in other spots. The bathroom and bed seemed tidy enough, and at 10:00, and I was too tired to change rooms or hotels. The television was on its way out, but the bed, pillows and duvet were actually very comfortable.

Would not choose here again.

Needed a room with two beds for two nights, as I was travelling with a sister and not a spouse. After some research, I discovered that four-star hotels were pretty rare in Rochester, threes not too common, and twos were going for higher rates than I was used to paying for threes and fours. What's a girl to do? Priceline, of course. Which is how we ended up at the Radisson Rochester Airport. A three-star that could be had for $79 on Priceline.
After a gruelling day of trying to get to Rochester due to airline fiascos, we found ourselves at 10:30 at night in a rental car trying to find the Radisson with the help of...(insert Jaws forboding music here)...mapquest! Head out of airport, turn right where mapquest says, and UH OH...a closed road. Darn. Turn around, go back out of the airport a different way, but same direction. Hmmmmm, not the right road either. We could actually SEE the highway we needed, but couldn't get to it. Okay, one more attempt....DUH...there is that pesky highway we needed! Chalked it up to travel fatigue & kept on until we found the Radisson. I'm not too sure why it's called an airport hotel, as it is miles from the airport...the only thing close to it is R.I.T.
Two weary travelers, hoping for a hotel with an still-open bar, checked in. Check-in was quick, okay, although I was a bit taken-aback to have "Priceline" rather loudly proclaimed. I wasn't sure if that meant we would be treated as low-paying guests, or what...but I think she was just making it clear that our room was pre-paid. "Is the bar still open?" I asked. "I don't know you have to ask them", was the answer.
We received a first floor room, on the end, with two queen sleep-number beds. Okay, the last time I had a Radisson sleep-number bed I was not enthused. This time around, I managed to find a number that worked just fine. The room was clean, had a little refrigerator...everything worked. Great, but is the bar still open? Air travel survivors wanna know!
The answer was yes, Thank God, but just barely. Very friendly waitress who was closing up, but happy to serve us a couple quick drinks, while she cleaned up. The next night the bar was packed, so I believe it's supply and demand for how late it stays open. We tried a little food that night also, and it was decent and inexpensive.
Overall, we found the Radisson to be just fine for our needs. It didn't take us long to learn that nothing is too far in Rochester. Roads are easy to navigate and this part of the country has the best drivers anywhere! If you find yourself in upstate NY, see what I mean...From Buffalo to Rochester...driving is almost stress-free thanks to considerate, good drivers!

This past weekend July 7-8, 2007, we enjoyed a soccer tournament with our 12 year old daughter in Greece, NY and stayed two nights at the Radisson Rochester Airport Hotel. Upon getting off the second floor elevator all we could smell was a strong hydraulic fluid odor that came from the elevator area. It filled the whole hallway. I complained at the front desk. The first desk person I told said she would have it checked but then went on to do something else. The second time I mentioned it to the front desk it was written down, but not sure it was ever checked because it did not improve. The fuel type smell remained for the three days we were there. The main issue I had was a broken "Sleep by Number" Bed. The first night, the sleep by number bed did not seem right and was very uncomfortable, the second night the sleep control did not work at all - it was like a bad dream. (with out sleeping!) The number seemed to be at "0" and would not move. It was like sleeping in a deep hole. The edge of the bed was way up beyond the center of the mattress. I finally went to the desk at about 5:00 AM and was told that there was nothing she could do about it and that maintenance would be in at 8:00. My recommendation would be to stay away from the Radisson Hotel Rochester Airport.
They offer 100% satisfaciton guarentee, but when they learned that I was a Priceline customer, I was told that they I would have talk to Priceline about any concerns. Priceline was not going to fix the bed?