We've Got Your Pillow Covered.
Whether you're here for a weekend escape, a SUNY Cortland visit, or a full-blown family vacation, finding your perfect home base is part of the adventure. Luckily, Cortland County lodging options are as charming and varied as the region itself.
From mountaintop resorts and historic inns to budget-friendly hotels, cozy campsites, and Airbnbs with serious personality, Cortland County offers places to stay that match every travel style, and every kind of adventure. Whether you're looking to be steps from hiking trails, a short drive from the ski lifts, or close to museums, eateries, and events, you'll find the perfect spot to rest, recharge, and wake up ready for more.
In the Middle of the Action
Whether you're catching a game, touring campus, or tagging along for a tournament, central stays are a win-win. Cortland hotels near SUNY Cortland and The Lumber Yard keep you close to the action, with comfy beds, quick eats, and zero parking stress.
Family-Friendly Finds
Traveling with the whole crew? These stays were made for memory-making. Think hotels with indoor pools, family-sized suites, free breakfast, and even easy access to waterpark fun at Greek Peak. Whether you're in town for summer fun or winter sledding, these family-friendly places to stay in Cortland County make sure no one’s bored—and everyone’s well-fed.
Sleep Under the Stars
When your soul needs a campfire, not a conference room, we’ve got you. Pitch a tent, book a rustic cabin, or park the camper for a weekend in the woods. Whether you're lakeside in summer or snowshoeing out your front door in winter, these camping and cabin stays in Cortland County are your ticket to starry nights, cozy mornings, and pure upstate peace.
Unique Stays with Local Vibes
Looking for more character and fewer cookie-cutters? The Airbnb and short-term rentals in Cortland County are packed with personality. From renovated barns and artist lofts to lakeside cottages and retro A-frames, these stays bring a little magic to your overnight. Many are hosted by locals who’ll point you toward the best trails, coffee shops, or off-the-map gems you won’t find in a brochure.
