Foundry Suites

Very nice place. Would stay here again.

There was a shooting at the hotel, two people shot during an event there. No hotel staff there after 8pm when they have events. No breakfast provided. They have really let the property slide. Felt unsafe staying there,

Beautiful room and great service. Someone came in and changed all the lightbulbs for us. Very helpful when asking for directions. This whole establishment is beautiful. I would love to live here lol. The only complaint was breakfast was advertised but they don't offer it.

We had to come to Buffalo for family health reasons just 5 days after I donated a kidney to my friend. I needed somewhere super comfortable because I was (and am still) In a lot of pain. I chose Foundry because of the location- close to my friends in Elmwood Village, and to my parents in Kenmore just north of the city. I was totally blown away by the "room"- more like a gorgeous industrial apartment that is HUGE. (This would be my DREAM apartment in New York, or anywhere really). The bed was heaven, and so so comfortable for my achey recovering body, parking is easy. It was great to have a separate bedroom so my boyfriend could hang out/work on his laptop without disturbing me while sleeping. I would totally live in that room. The area is not developed yet but everything else is so close it doesn't really matter. No one walks in Buffalo anyway. Caffe Aroma and Spot Coffee are just a 7 minute drive, Nye Park Tavern is a block away and has great food and ambience, Buff State and the Albright Knox Art Museum are just a few blocks away. I will definitely be staying here next time I am in town. TINY suggestion to the hotel- The coffee cups are smaller than what the Keurig dispenses, so they kept overflowing:) Need some kitchen towels or paper towels because food prep/eating gets messy That's it! Fabulous otherwise.

If you like an industrial vibe, Foundry Suites might be the place for you. We liked the atmosphere, but there was weirdness that kept us from fully relaxing. The shower/tub, for one. If you are under 5’5, you will have a hard time climbing in and out, as the tub is very deep. Also, the sofa in our room was broken, making the living room area of the suite unusable. The cream in the coffee area of our room was rancid. We might have spent time in the bar/pool table area, but a private party was being held there, as we were rudely told by a partygoer, and we were not welcome. What was sold to us as an amenity if the hotel was off limits to us All in all, Foundry Suites was okay, but for the money we paid, I expected far more.