Moonlight Motel

Recently renovated and reopened. They offer both single bed and double bed rooms loaded with ammenties, including mini refrigerators, microwaves, flat panel TVs, and free Wi Fi. Need an extended stay option? They also have attractive weekly stay packages for those planning on spending some time in the area.

Moonlight Motel

3363 Rt. 16

Olean, NY 14760

United States

Phone: 716-372-9999

42° 8' 40.9344" N, 78° 24' 2.07" W

Lodging Information

Number of Rooms: 10
Number of Suites: 0
Hot Tub: No
Refrigerator: Yes
Kitchenette: Unknown
Air Conditioning: Unknown
Fitness / Gym: No
Fireplace: No
Bar: No
TV: Yes
Breakfast:

General Information

Wheelchair Accessible: No
Parking: Yes
RV Parking: No
Bus Parking: No
Pets Allowed: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Internet Access: Yes
Conference / Meeting / Banquet: No
Playground: Unknown
Indoor Pool: No
Outdoor Pool: No
Swimming: None
Boat Launch or Dock: No
Fishing Access: Nearby
Equestrian Trail Access: No
Bicycle Trail Access: Yes
Hiking Trail Access: Yes
Mountain Biking Trail Access: No
Snowmobile Trail Access: Unknown

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