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Message: [QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 5401761, member: 27"] I think this article refers to one of them. It appears to be a full service restaurant. I am referring specifically to the Tempo by Hilton proposal, not the Fairfield Inn. It is not a done deal yet but it sounds very close to being confirmed. The Onondaga Hotel recently announced that will be built on Warren and Fayetteville is another. The Marriott downtown is also surely considered a full service hotel. That would get us to 4 full service hotels within city limits. I believe other hotel proposals are being discussed north of the city, some of which should be full service. Good to see substantive progress being made on this front. … [I]He also unveiled plans for two new hotels, a major lakeside apartment development in Liverpool, improvements to the CNY Regional Market, and hundreds of new housing units. Cor Development Co., the company that controls much of the waterfront acreage in the [URL='https://www.syracuse.com/news/2024/11/demolition-starts-on-former-washing-machine-factory-near-syracuse-inner-harbor.html']Syracuse Inner Harbor[/URL], has struck a deal to build a high-end Tempo by Hilton hotel near the existing Aloft Hotel the company built nearly a decade ago, McMahon said. The $83 million Tempo hotel would have 227 rooms, a restaurant and a patio bar overlooking the harbor. McMahon said he meets frequently with Cor officials on development in the Inner Harbor, where the county is building a [URL='https://www.syracuse.com/news/2025/02/an-aquarium-rises-at-syracuse-inner-harbor-as-onondaga-county-maneuvers-to-cover-higher-cost.html']$100 million aquarium[/URL]. Hilton officials have said the aquarium was a factor in putting their flag on the proposed hotel, McMahon said. Cor plans to apply for site approval for the hotel later this year and will likely begin construction in the spring of 2026, he said. In the town of Clay, another developer is planning to build a new 160-room hotel, McMahon said. The Residence Inn and Fairfield Inn & Suites will be a $24 million development, he said. [/I] [B][URL unfurl="true"]https://www.syracuse.com/news/2025/03/mcmahons-agenda-new-hotels-lakeside-apartments-and-another-micron-fueled-land-buying-spree.html[/URL][/B] [/QUOTE]

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