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Where to stay in Mayor’s Heights
Downtown Rochester
Economic center with an urban setting, Downtown Rochester offers a variety of shops, bars, and restaurants. Enjoy the Mary Jemison Boat Tour on Genesee River or explore attractions like Strong National Museum of Play and High Falls.
Mayor’s Heights Hotel Deals
A Cozy, Homely, Fun Retreat minutes from downtown
Everything was exactly what we expected upon booking.The water was very hot in bath which I loved. The only thing we would have enjoyed a little bit more was a TV in the bedroom. However it wasn't a deal breaker. The stay was pleasant and comfortable.
Reviewed on Feb 16, 2026
Woodcliff Hotel and Spa
We were greeted by James at the front desk, who was beyond pleasant! Thank you, James! The room was clean, but in need of repairs. The HVAC unit was making noises all night which make it hard to sleep. All in all, we had a good stay.
Reviewed on Apr 2, 2026
DoubleTree by Hilton Rochester
Available parking, front desk staff hospitable and welcoming. Housekeeping didn't seem to exist, after two days we had to ask for housekeeping to do cleaning and we had to ask for more toilet paper and tissues. Those two things were not restocked when housekeeping did clean upon request.
Reviewed on Apr 16, 2026
Discover the most popular places to visit in Mayor’s Heights
Strong
Even the most museum-hating children may not want to leave this enormous complex, featuring an arcade, a butterfly museum and a toy hall of fame.
Rochester Museum and Science Center
Fossils, a climbing wall, a planetarium and more fill this extensive museum, which is especially renowned for its kid-friendly Inventor Center.
Highland Park
Full of interesting plants as well as numerous memorials and architectural features, this Olmsted-designed arboretum is one of Rochester’s most-photographed areas.