“Grand and graceful redbrick Victorian mansion which has been a hotel for more than 125 years. Personal butler service sets this hotel apart as a place for discerning guests to enjoy the finer things in life: 100% Italian cotton luxury linens, en-suite whirlpool baths and a private art collection.”
“Grand and graceful redbrick Victorian mansion which has been a hotel for more than 125 years. Personal butler service sets this hotel apart as a place for discerning guests to enjoy the finer things in life: 100% Italian cotton luxury linens, en-suite whirlpool baths and a private art collection.”
Hotel Review
Experience Buffalo with top-notch personal service at the Mansion on Delaware. The special team of butlers will run your bath, bring your meal, light your fireplace and reserve you a seat at Buffalo’s most exclusive restaurants. Interiors are decorated with pastels and supremely comfortable duvets and bedding, and every room is complete with its own work desk. The oversized windows, an erstwhile symbol of wealth in the 19th century, now flood rooms with light and offer views of downtown Buffalo. The Buffalo-Niagara region, apart from being home of the spectacular Niagara Falls which thunder 167 feet into the Niagara river, offers a wealth of attractions for guests. The Buffalo Museum of Science and Niagara Aerospace Museum will tempt any scientifically minded visitors, while art buffs can head to the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, one of the oldest public arts institutions in the United States.
Recommended For
- Close to nightlife
- Less than 5 minutes walk from between West Chippewa Street, the largest and loudest entertainment district in Buffalo.
- Weddings
- Nowhere else can offer the same level of service with an innate undersanding of sophistication for your special day.
- Sights nearby
- Just a 30-minue drive from Niagara Falls, America's most famous waterfall.
- Families
- Families enjoy the proximity to The Buffalo Zoo and Museum of Science
- Golf
- Delaware Park Golf Course is 10 minutes’ drive away.
- Romantic Break
- Enjoy a romantic escape in New York's second city.
- Artworks
- Selected items of Contemporary Art from the Buffalo Niagara Region is displayed in the hotel lobby and in guestrooms.
- Historic
- 1866 Second Empire mansion which has been functioning as a hotel since 1888 and was fully restored in 2001.
- Luxury
- Luxury service is offered with personal butlers, labeled ‘perfection’ by Zagat.
- Child friendly
- All children or adults stay free of charge when using existing beds.
- Downtown
- The hotel is located in Buffalo city centre.
- Wedding license
- Sit-out Terrace
- Charming
- Free wifi
- Disabled access
- Gym
- Townhouse
Facilities
- Walking distance restaurants
- Whether seeking daring Asian fusion or a wholesome steakhouse, you're sure you find what you want in Buffalo.
- Child friendly
- All children or adults stay free of charge when using existing beds.
- Concierge
- personalized butler services
- Massage
- Meeting Room
- No pets
- Wedding license
- Billiard/pool table
- Sit-out Terrace
- Bar
- Parking
- Business Centre
- Free wifi
- Wifi
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Suites
- Disabled access
- 24 Hour room service
- Room service
- Gym
- Garden
Activities
- Close to nightlife
- Less than 5 minutes walk from between West Chippewa Street, the largest and loudest entertainment district in Buffalo.
- Sights nearby
- Just a 30-minue drive from Niagara Falls, America's most famous waterfall.
- Golf
- Delaware Park Golf Course is 10 minutes’ drive away.
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Mansion on Delaware
“Unexpected…perfect blend of historic and modern…cosmopolitan, European atmosphere in the heart of Buffalo”… just a few of the comments made by guests and media alike. The 2001 restoration of the historic building, erected in 1866, became a symbol of revival to the Buffalo community. The Mansion on Delaware Avenue is a wonderful example of Second Empire architecture, with its mansard roof, porticos and huge rounded, hooded windows harking back to a time when Buffalo was a profitable port and manufacturing center.
Originally published by Historic Hotels of America (view article)
