The hotel is in dire need of a renovation. It looks like it hasn't changed a bit since 1983. The room is basically dirty. The sheets are dirty. And the glasses and mugs in the bathroom where quite obviously cleaned with Windex. If there's a better choice in Buffalo, I'd take it.

My family and I stayed in the hotel June 29, 2008. What a terrible experience! The roomed smelled like boiled cabbage, there was a half empty bottle of hotel lotion under the bathroom sink, the bathroom floor was dirty, there was trash in the waste baskets, the pillows were stained and the floor had not been vacuumed! The hotel alarm went off 2 times - (complete with fire trucks and hotel guests evacuation) which the staff handled calmly and professionally. However, why weren't hotel guests comped with free breakfast or lunch for their troubles? What a terrible experience!

I stayed at the Adams Mark for 3 days while in Buffalo.
The motel wasn't bad either inside or out and would
rate it on par with any other priced hotel in the downtown
area.
My rate thru Expedia was $69 a nite and is darned cheap
for the quality of this hotel.
Room was average and clean and the bathroom seemed
to be just retiled. Free internet service was a plus not to
mention a 9.95 a day wireless internet is available.........
Parking was REALLY cheap for a downtown hotel at
$7 a day for self park or $15 a day for valet..........
The resturants were ok and the breakfast buffet was ample
for a mere $11 bucks. The Players sports lounge had both
a afternoon and late nite happy hour with reasonable
prices....................
Sure this motel is not smack in the middle of the action but
a $5 buck or less cab ride would get you anywhere you want
to go for food or entertainment. Or if your brave and packin'
your 45 you could walk or take the FREE trolley rail system
anywhere in town !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Never had a chance to use the indoor pool or gym but they
both looked clean and inviting !
Not a bad deal for the money as I have stayed in many of
the so called "nicer" as well as pricier hotels in town.

We were pleasantly surprised by the beautiful lobby area, people at check in desk were courteous and prompt. The bell man was very helpful, we found that the keys did not work once we reached our room on the 9th floor- the bell man and other hotel staff on the floor were very apologetic and quickly fixed the problem. Room service staff was prompt and our rooms were clean every morning. Bed was large and comfy- we arrived after flying from halfway across the world, it helped to have a nice long sleep. Place was quiet- no disturbances.
On the flipside, the shower was kind of weird- kept changing the water temp of its own , but we took a leisurely bath and weren't too bothered by this. Also found some spots on the carpet which kind of grossed me out, but we were too tired to care I guess!
Room had coffee, but no minibar/ fridge which made it slightly difficult for us to store babyfood and milk.
We were very happy with the restaurant food which was good and very reasonably priced.The deco restaurant was very good- we had a 12 dollar breakfast buffet that took us though the day! We also had lunch one day- nice sandwich and soup for about 10 dollars. The clam chowder was excellent.
Overall hotel provided what we expected - more value for money for us since we booked through priceline. Not too much to do around the hotel , you need to take a cab to go dine out. Cabs are available right outside or the front desk is happy to call one for you. But was very close to the hsbc center , which is where we needed to be. Place is also walking distance to the greyhound bus station - if you need to get to Toronto you can catch a bus from here.