I have stayed at the Tully Best Western an average of once per year since 2001--about a dozen times in all. My first time was Thanksgiving 2001, and the last time was on my 52nd b-day, last month. In April, the desk worker was sincere and helpful, as well as a good conversationalist. He was attentive to my mother's needs... More

My family traveled up to Cazenovia, NY for the weekend to visit the college for their "Accepted Students Open House" for my stepdaughter. This seemed to be the closest, best priced hotel in the area (especially with AAA), and was right on our route from Long Island to the college. The hotel was very clean and comfortable, the staff was... More

We only stayed one night but we found the bed very comfortable and we both had a very good sleep. On the negative side, we found the walls very thin and we could hear people having a normal conversation in the room next door. Also, we would have like cereals with less sugar. There were only 2 kinds and they... More

After 2 1/2 days of travel, during which I stayed in a very nice Best Western in both Lexington, Virginia and Richmond Hill, Georgia, I was very disappointed to find that there was no fridge for my cooler items or microwave to heat up some food that I had with me. Both of the other Best Western hotels had them.... More

Recently renovated room. Clean, well maintained building. Friendly staff. My only complaint was a serious lack of outlets. I had to unplug either the desk lamp or the TV in order to plug in my laptop at the desk.

The Tully Best Western compares to other BW I have stayed at in terms of amenities. These hotels are typically clean and functional, providing the necessities when you're looking for a place to crash for the night. BW are individually owned and operated, and in my experience, there is typically more attention paid to detail as a result. So the... More