Mansion on Delaware Avenue
414 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, USA
28 Rooms
Contemporary Classic & Lively
A decade or two ago the prospect of Buffalo’s revival seemed remote indeed. But this Rust Belt town is making a comeback. Then again this particular corner of Buffalo doesn’t seem to have had such a rough time of it: this is Millionaire’s Row, a neighborhood where a name like the Mansion on Delaware Avenue is actually a humble bit of understatement.
Built in the 1860s, the Mansion is an awesome example of Second Empire architecture. Its mansard roof, porticos and huge rounded windows hark back to a time when Buffalo was a profitable port and manufacturing center. A team of butlers stand ready to help you, including chauffeuring you around in Land Rovers, serving cocktails during the complimentary happy hour, and leaving a treat on your pillow every night. They’ll even arrange for an in-room massage or facial.
Local craftspeople provide much of the decorations, but don’t expect paint-by-numbers or portraits of anthropomorphized pets. Rather, the on-staff curator carefully selects art that both compliments the Mansion’s atmosphere and celebrates Buffalo as a creative center. Think signed and numbered mixed media, available for purchase.
Many bedrooms have fireplaces, and bathrooms feature Jacuzzi tubs and multihead showers. One is tempted to dine in the splendor of one’s room — though it might be more fun to order delivery and have the butlers plate and serve your entrées in the Billiards Salon.
Smaller hotels like Mansion on Delaware Avenue fill up quickly. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, contact us and we can help.
Built in the 1860s, the Mansion is an awesome example of Second Empire architecture. Its mansard roof, porticos and huge rounded windows hark back to a time when Buffalo was a profitable port and manufacturing center. A team of butlers stand ready to help you, including chauffeuring you around in Land Rovers, serving cocktails during the complimentary happy hour, and leaving a treat on your pillow every night. They’ll even arrange for an in-room massage or facial.
Local craftspeople provide much of the decorations, but don’t expect paint-by-numbers or portraits of anthropomorphized pets. Rather, the on-staff curator carefully selects art that both compliments the Mansion’s atmosphere and celebrates Buffalo as a creative center. Think signed and numbered mixed media, available for purchase.
Many bedrooms have fireplaces, and bathrooms feature Jacuzzi tubs and multihead showers. One is tempted to dine in the splendor of one’s room — though it might be more fun to order delivery and have the butlers plate and serve your entrées in the Billiards Salon.
Smaller hotels like Mansion on Delaware Avenue fill up quickly. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, contact us and we can help.
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Mansion on Delaware Avenue
414 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, USA
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