Coonrod is a very small town in Oneida County, New York. It is situated just four miles northeast of Rome, New York, where Coonrod residents travel for school and hospital services as well as dining and entertainment opportunities. The Delta Reservoir is not far and offers outdoor recreational opportunities. Visitors to Coonrod will find Rome, New York as their base out of necessity as that nearby city has multiple lodging options.
Rome is a small city with a population of about 35,000 located in Oneida County, just four miles away from Coonrod. People who live in Coonrod find many of their necessary services in Rome, such as schools and hospital care. The Rome City School District serves 6,000 students from Rome and the surrounding areas, and Rome Memorial Hospital offers a range of diagnostic, routine and emergency treatment services. One of New York's two state schools for the deaf as well as a regional campus for Mohawk Valley Community College are also located in Rome.
Rome and Coonrod offer visitors a number of lakes, streams and rivers to enjoy as well as spots of historical significance such as the reconstructed Fort Stanwix National Monument and the site where the Erie Canal began. Parks, shops and restaurants offer plenty of opportunities for recreation, relaxation and dining.
Multiple hotel options await visitors to Coonrod in Rome. Although the word "Inn" is in its name, the Beaches Inn is much more like a hotel. Run by the Destito family, the Beeches Inn offers 70 guest rooms and meeting facilities that can accommodate up to 800 people. Suites and extended stay rooms are also available. A few rooms have a Jacuzzi whirlpool bathtub and a large outdoor pool with an arched brick courtyard are available for guests to enjoy. Three on-site dining options await: the Le Jardin Cafe serves breakfast; Michelina's serves lunch and dinner; and The Savoy offers upscale dinner dining. Other chain hotels include the 76-room Wingate by Wyndham Hotel, the Quality Inn Hotel and Econo Lodge.
In addition to hotels, Rome offers visitors inn and bed and breakfast lodging options. The Red Carpet Inn offers comfortable and affordable lodging with clean rooms and basic amenities. Angel's Nest Bed and Breakfast is Rome's sole Bed and Breakfast establishment. It stands on the site of the former Convent for the Felician Sisters; in honor of them, a back room at the property is re-created like the original chapel. Rooms are spacious and are available as king, single or double-bed rooms. Breakfast is served daily from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., and a well-tended flower garden surrounds the property.
There are a number of motels located in Rome. The Rome Motel offers small and large single rooms as well as double rooms and large triple rooms. All rooms offer private baths, microwaves, TVs and desks. Efficiency rooms are designed for guests staying for long periods and include kitchens as well as storage and eating areas in addition to other standard amenities. An on-site coin-operated laundry is also available for guests.
The Adirondack Thirteen Pines Motel is another motel in Rome with air-conditioned rooms with cable TV. Ten rooms are available for guests as well as an outdoor pool and convenience shop for a quick lunch. Pets are allowed at the Thirteen Pines Motel.
