The Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel & Conference Center is welcoming families of patients in Syracuse hospitals to stay with them at a reduced rate during Christmas week. Under the Sheraton Holiday Hospital Program, families of patients can stay in the Sheraton’s guestrooms from Dec. 19-26 for only $69 a night.
The program is an opportunity for the Sheraton to assist families who otherwise would not be able to afford an extended visit during the holiday season. To qualify for the reduced rate, family members only need to provide a note from the hospital where the patient is staying.
According to General Manager David Heymann, “The opportunity to offer a program like this to families of hospital-bound patients is something that our entire team embraces during this traditional season of giving.”
To make reservations families can call 1-800-325-3535 or email reservations@sheratonsyracuse.com.
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