Amazing experience. Came for college tour. Perfect location. Had a plumbing issue at night and the…read morefront desk attendant dealt with it and was so professional. Attached Restaurant not affiliated with hotel was convenient.

As soon as you walk into the lobby…read more.. There is an EMPTY desk with a sign on it directing you to take the elevator to the second floor for your check-in. That's a very cold first impression.... You should have somebody at that desk, checking people in with a secondary location available on the second floor. For security reasons alone.... That is a big mistake. I have traveled across this country and to many other countries.... You never walk into an empty lobby with a sign on a desk. miserable fail..... I took the elevator to the second floor to check in. You need to know your license plate number which I didn't. Therefore, I had to go back downstairs through the cold lobby outside to get my plate number. This place does not have its own parking and they make you pay for the parking deck across the street. They do not own that parking deck, so it is packed with just anybody... Very inconvenient.... I've been coming up to Penn State since my son became a student 20 years ago and then I subsequently bought rental units. I do not usually stay at this hotel, but my Hyatt card allowed me some free nights at this place, so I took them. Your room key also works the elevator. That is quite bizarre. I am familiar with a room key, giving you access to a penthouse or restricted floors but not every floor. Are you worried about Security? Why don't you put a member of your staff at that empty desk in your lobby? You know where that large staircase is leading up to the second floor? Somebody with ill intentions can easily walk into your lobby walk right up the steps to where people are gathered at the bar or the restaurant.... There is nobody to stop them at the first point of entry. Bizarre. July 4, 2026 day one Barely any television service the entire afternoon or evening. I called a few times about this issue and they seemed less than impressed. There is this sound of water through the pipes in the bathroom that rushes through consistently and then it's very loud and I'm not sure about it. The room was very clean. July 5, 2026 Headed to the second floor for their breakfast. I have to start a painting job so I was there at 6:30 when it opened. The buffet was very clean and well organized. Food was good. Then I headed to the front desk, where I spoke to Martin about the television set. I told him I had already called the day before a few times. He said he would have it checked. I went to work. I came back at 4 PM. I could not get into the parking garage. The card that they gave me suddenly stopped working. I called to help button and they told me to cancel on the screen. I did that and it offered me a ticket to pay for parking. So now I will have to bring that to the front desk this morning before I head out to work. When I arrived back at my room, my room was not cleaned. I had to call the front desk and ask for towels and coffee. They came up right away. They did not leave me any bottled water for the coffee. I called the front desk. They told me they do not give out more mini waters after the first day. It's literally two bottles of miniature waters that might add up to one regular bottle. This place is supposed to be considered upscale in this neighborhood.... Im from the city so upscale has a different meaning for me. I would not stay here again for one very important reason only.... That entrance point into this hotel is open to anyone and everyone. There is nobody on the first floor to check anybody. That is a HUGE security breach in a time where Security needs to be at the forefront of our minds.

When Penn State did not have enough tour guides to offer us a tour we found Todd at Lions Chariot…read more Todd was able to not only give us the information that we wanted, but also took us to the specific buildings related to the major my son is interested in. Been on a lot of tours during the college decision process. Wish there was a Lions Chariot service at all of them. Best money spent.

This was our first visit to Penn state campus and we were a little intimidated. This tour was the…read morebest thing we could have done. Todd showed us all around and we got the lay of the land and learned the history of the area which we could not have figured out walking around on our own. I highly recommend this service.

There's a million KoAs out there, but this is definitely one of the better ones! There's a pool and…read moresplash pad making this a family friendly spot. The bicycle course (sign your waiver please) is huge, and there's a fishing pond. This rural spot is a great layover or a great destination. The camp store has cold drinks, frozen treats, and some groceries, but no beer/wine, so bring your own. The landscaping is lovely with huge sunflowers around the pool. On the weekends it looks like this campground has a snack shack. The bathrooms and picnic tables aren't exactly new, but the bathrooms were clean, and the staff were friendly. Yes you hear the highway at night, but yes, that means close proximity to getting on your way. Also at night, in the summer, was a gorgeous concert of fireflies. All around, this campground was a great escape.

This is a beautiful KOA located just off I-80. The staff is friendly and welcoming. We stayed in a…read moredeluxe cabin (which we have at other KOA's). It did not disappoint. We had a great fire pit area. The front porch had Adirondack chairs and a table. There was also a small grill on the porch. The cabin was clean and cozy. It had a bunk room and a queen size bed for sleeping. There was a small kitchen and a full bathroom. The fridge was bigger than a micro fridge and there was a microwave. There was plenty of restaurants to eat at in Bellefonte and the people in town were so nice as we spent the day exploring it. Bald Eagle State park is a few minutes away and definitely worth a visit. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone as the tent sites and Rv sites were amazing as well from what I saw.

Stayed here last summer, July 2024 and I just remembered to write a review on it lol. This was the…read morebest Country Inn & Suites that I've stayed at, thus far. Super spacious and clean. Good location if you're driving; it's in proximity to the city's main attractions.

Gluten Free Bagels & Bread Over a week ago, I arrived at the…read moreSCE Airport at approximately 6:49 pm. The hotel's white shuttle was there to meet and greet me. Chauffeured to the hotel within minutes. All because, the night before arriving, I made a phone call and spoke to Bren at Country Inn & Suites by Radisson. Bren pleasantly arranged for the shuttle. Upon arrival, with a sweet smile Lala meet me at the front desk. She welcomed me as if I were a returning guest. Lala wrote down the times that I would need transportation to the funeral home and back to the airport Wednesday for my return trip. Amazingly, Giuseppe was the shuttle driver for both trips. His kindness and can do spirit was noteworthy. Totally surprised! On my first morning, found gluten free items on their breakfast menu. Besides eggs, I was able to have the gluten free bread toasted with Philadelphia cream cheese. Enjoyed the toast along with the almond milk. The next morning, I had the gluten free bagel. Kudos to all the staff at Country Inn & Suites by Radisson. If you are in the State College, Bellefonte area, I highly recommend this hotel.

Jessica is by far the best travel agent I've ever had. So…read morecommunicative, proactive and overall very knowledgeable! I highly recommend her! Simple and quick booking as well!

I had some work over the weekend and this seemed to be the nicest and cheapest hotel in the area. I…read morewill include that later. I have stayed in tru hotels by Hilton before and I just don't understand them. It's a small space. There is barely a desk to work from. No microwave and just a small refrigerator. I find these places just too small for me. Good things: this place is brand new, maybe open 1 month. Very clean. Nice bathroom. Bed was comfortable. Bad things: I just happened to be in town for a parents weekend at PSU. Good lord. Was woken up in the hours between 01:30 - 03:30. Either it was doors slamming shut or people talking loud and partying. I had to take a sleeping pill the 2nd and 3rd night I was there. Cost: 1st night $126.00 2nd & 3rd night $468.00. A little absurd for the amount of space you get. Other hotels in the area this weekend were a lot more in cost. I gave it 4 stars cause it's brand new hotel. It should be 3, but I cannot control other people causing noise and being disrespectful towards other patrons.

Our first visit to a Tru hotel. Though the room was small it was well organized. Unfortunately, no…read morecoffee maker or microwave, and the refrigerator was rather small. The Internet was good. Had to figure out how to get an ice bucket. Answer, they were down by the ice machine. Only one on the first floor. Breakfast was a little bit less than you would see at a Hampton Inn, but still hot. I liked the pancake machine. The coffee offered in the lobby was great! Lavazza! Though somewhat different from our normal expectations and staying at a Hilton property, and checked the boxes we need checked. We would probably come back if we cannot find a Hampton Inn or another higher quality Hilton brand.

Folks here in State College are nice enough. I have friends that even prefer United. God bless…read more'em. I pray for them both (United and the friend). Based on a recent experience I'm reminded to write a review based on a recent experience with United mainline (these folks here in state college are actually Air Wisconsin flying as United) in order to fly out of State College with these folks. This review is based on starting my story at their web site, united.com which you should see to the left. My experience recently was "as good as it gets." It can't get more better. It was "Excellent!" It took me only 3 hours, 5 international phone calls (to the Philippines), 9 emails, two forms of ID (hope they don't lose them!), a sample signature, and about 12 "sorry"s to book a ticket using mileage. I felt bad for the agents who had to repeatedly apologize for dopey processes and systems (Dave Carroll on his website about how United breaks guitars quoted folks from United: "if you think it's bad flying with us, try working here"). They required two forms of ID and 6 emails to validate who I was (1.5 hours), and then to get my account set up once they trusted it was me (0.5 hours), and then a half hour to figure our their web site for mileage, and then to get the web site to take additional $$ payment (0.5 hours). I also learned: while the screen on the agent in the Philippines is safe, the phone to pass ID information can be monitored *by their folks* and that is "not safe for you". [they don't trust their security] An agent thought I got all my miles from one flight (or she could only see one flight). And that government issued photo ID they needed, that, in fact, no, they mean government issued photo ID with birth date. That they cannot call my office to validate me. [thus, they do not trust their own staff to make discretionary decisions] That they cannot issue tickets to me (the name on the account) because "the process of validating people to get on airlines is not secure". I hope you can be my 14 or more friends that Dave Carroll (https://www.sonsofmaxwell.com/) talks about. So, *this* is why I did not remember my last flight on United (which if I could recall, then they could have used that info to validate who I was) because I no longer fly on United if I have a choice. The day I basically dropped United for similar frustration, a call center -- but this time in the US for a different airline with a different attitude -- helped me out deeply, simply, and with deep context that I will remember for a long, long time. Made platinum there one year....

This is an unusual restaurant in that it is in a truck stop and it's really not too bad. We have…read moregone mostly and perhaps only for the buffet on holidays (where you should make reservations). It is home style cooking, like your aunt makes. There are a lot of locals there, and by the looks of it, not a lot of yelpers. But, the food is good, fresh, and on holidays, holiday style with stacks of fried chicken, nice ham, (dry) turkey, lovely clam chowder (with bacon), and a nice salad bar. I've not eaten there on a weekday, but it looks worth trying for a diner experience. It is very close to the Buckhorn, but is what it is, not what the Buckhorn is trying to be, but is not. I would and have gone back. The basic meals are $, but the buffer ($15 on weekends, is $$).

Bestway in my opinion has provided the Milesburgh Area and High School Sports community with…read morecontinuous support albeit thru hot meals during a playoff run or an all out opportunity for our local athletes to reach there full potential via a top notch training room.....this place was a pillar of a small community that went unappreciated for decades....the ownership at bestways infancy was a self made generational real American dream passed down from the hard work and dedication of those that came before to those that stepped willingly into there role as the years passed...Personally....I grew up within this unique employer, I learned life lessons first hand from men who knew what it takes to seize your destiny.....I'm forever gratefull....sounds corny as all hell....butt....step to a Pighetti Man you will be dismantled and humbled ....in a way that only a truly successful self made individual can do....this place is class and grit....I'm proud to be a Bestway