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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Rochester Brighton, NY

797 East Henrietta Road, Rochester NY 14623,

Reservations: 1-800-596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (585) 427-0131 Fax: (585) 427-0903

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Ideal Brighton, NY Lodging in Rochester

At the Country Inn & Suites lodging in Rochester, our convenient location allows our guests easy access to a number of local attractions and businesses. Our Brighton, NY lodging is nearby countless museums, colleges, outdoor activities and world-class dining. Located just off the I-390 and I-590 beltways, our accommodations provide easy access to the best of Rochester.

Nearby attractions:

ESL Sports Arena (0.1 mile)
Visit this premier hockey arena with four NHL-size hockey rinks, just minutes from our Brighton, NY lodging.
Phone: (585) 424-4625
Strong National Museum of Play (3.4 miles)
This interactive children's museum features an array of exhibitions for visitors of all ages. Check out the Reading Adventureland and the National Toy Hall of Fame. This museum also features a 1000-gallon saltwater aquarium and an indoor butterfly garden.
Rochester Museum Science Center (8.9 miles)
This unique museum near our accommodations in Rochester allows children to interact with exhibitions and is a great day trip for the whole family.
Phone: (585) 271-1880
Susan B. Anthony House (8.3 miles)
Women's rights activist, Susan B. Anthony, lived in this cottage, where she was arrested in 1872. The brick house is now a women's suffrage museum.
Phone: (585) 235-6124
George Eastman House (3.7 miles)
The former mansion of photography mogul George Eastman also functions as the International Museum of Photography and Film.
Phone: (585) 271-3361
Seabreeze Amusement Park (12.9 miles)
With four rollers coasters and a water park, this is the Rochester area's best theme park, and is just a short drive from our accommodations in Rochester, NY.
Phone: (585) 323-1900
Seneca Park Zoo (14.9 miles)
This Rochester zoo features over 300 animals, including elephants, tigers, and kangaroos, sea lions, penguins and polar bears.
Phone: (585) 467-9453
Genesee Country Village & Museum (20.7 miles)
This is a restored 1800s village and history museum is comprised of a log cabin, farmhouse, homes, restaurants, shops, and artisans adorning historical costumes.
Phone: (585) 538-6822

Driving Directions
From NYS Thruway (I-90), Exit #46 (Henrietta). Take I-390 North, exit #16 (East Henrietta Rd). Make a left at the light onto E. Henrietta Rd (RT 15A). Hotel will be located on the right.

Transportation
RTA and Rochester Amtrak Station are located within seven miles of the hotel. Local taxi service is also available.

Airport
Monroe City Airport (Greater Rochester International Airport) is located seven miles from the hotel. Complimentary scheduled shuttle service is available.

About Rochester

Poised on the south shore of Lake Ontario with the Genesee River knifing through its center, Rochester offers a dramatic landscape of scenic wonders. The city is blessed with over 2,000 acres of parklands, which means plenty of hiking, camping, and recreational spots are readily available. Rochester is also known as a manufacturing hub, thanks to the production of high-tech imaging and photography. Bausch and Lomb and Xerox make Rochester home, and George Eastman started his Eastman Kodak Company here. Visitors should take in Kodak Park, Eastman Theater, and the International Museum of Photography, which is located in Eastman's former house. Cultural highlights include the Strong Museum, the Rochester Museum and Science Center, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, and the renowned Eastman School of Music. If time allows, check out the impressive botanical gardens of Highland Park.

Did you know?

Rochester's magnificent waterways are among the most popular attractions for visitors. The historic Erie Canal flows directly into the Genesee River at the Genesee Valley Park. This famous man-made waterway is also a favorite spot for history buffs that visit to see the remains of old Erie Canal locks that are no longer in use.