Totally disappointment. Stayed in vip suite. No hot water at all. Front desk said they were booked full so the impact was everyone showering at once and there was no hot water. It was 11:00 pm at night and no one to call and no management to talk to. A total waste of more than $300 a night. Will never come back here. read more

I stayed at this hotel for a business event and thought it was very clean and efficient. The front desk was relatively helpful. The rooms were very clean. The gym was small but nice. There were a few negatives for this hotel. It doesn't have room service which is bizarre since it is attached to a restaurant. The bathrooms are in desperate need of renovation. Flushing my toilet was a challenge and the shower/bathtub looked old. You can't turn on the light in the bathroom without also turning on the vent. The air conditioning system is very old. It would blow very heavily in one spot. The WIFI was also very slow. read more

I don't think I've ever stayed at a hotel where when I got back to my room, it had not been cleaned. I called the front desk and they claimed that they are "short on housekeepers." Really? That's an appalling excuse to give. The air conditioning also stopped working half way through the night so I woke up hot and sweaty. We're here for work and I'll definitely recommend we pick a different hotel in Gettysburg for next year. Lackluster service all around. I recommend staying somewhere else. **UPDATE: my room was cleaned at dinner so I feel the 1 star I had left has been updated to 3. The hotel definitely needs to work on their staffing.** read more

Honestly, I had to pay 165$ a night at this place, definitely not worth it.... I have paid less for a hotel on THE STRIP in LAS VEGAS on a WEEKEND! a.) no free breakfast in the morning, granted yes it was delicious and buffet style, but 10$! Are you kidding! b.) The rooms were old and the cable TV is terrible, no on demand anything. c.) No safe in the room, good luck getting your valuables stolen. d.) Parking is in a garage approx. 50 yards away, even then you have to valet yourself and get your ticket punched at the front desk each time you go in and out or its 75 cents an hour. e.) Look at the photo of the wall paper i posted... It honestly gave me a headache f.) internet is not free, even after you pay (I needed it for business) , it's slow as molasses in January I could go on, but I choose not to. I recommend staying outside the city itself... There is a days in right outside of town that you can get of half of this place... read more

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I stayed only one night so I don't have any opinion on cleaning service. When I checked in, the room was clean. Its location is quite convenient. Plenty of options for dining just across the street. I parked my car for about 20 minutes during my check-in. Once I checked in, I moved my car to a parking garage behind the hotel. Its current rate is $10 per 24 hours. Since you pay per spot, it doesn't give in-and-out privilege. Staffs were very nice as well. read more

The service was nice, everyone we dealt with was lovely. We were there for the last wedding before the hotel reverts to dorm space for a local university, and the staff did a great job with the wedding. That's kind of where the niceness ended. Our room was awkward to move around in, see pictures of bed/door clearance, the water pressure could best be described as 'dribbly', the shower was mildewy, see picture, and at some point a dog had stayed in the room and I guess they don't change their bedskirts. For 330 bucks a night, I think you may want to skip it. read more

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Really the only nice things about this place are the location, the outside facade and the first floor. It looks really great from the outside when you pull up, and has the appearance of a high end, resort-type hotel (which it is not). The first floor is really nice looking, with a great front desk area, lounge seating, and a really nice looking bar. The location is great as well. It sits right on the downtown traffic circle of Gettysburg surrounded by shops and restaurants. When we got to our room, it was very underwhelming. Old furniture, old peeling wallpaper, yellowed bathtub and surround, just dated and in need of some modern finished. If this was my only gripe, I would have given 3-4 stars, but it wasn't. Now I know things go wrong, especially with historic hotels such as this, but it's all how things are handled, and this one wasn't handled well. About 11:30 at night, we wake up to the sound of pouring water. Pouring, not dripping. I get up to find water coming through the ceiling at a heavy rate, dumping all over our sink, along with our toiletries, toothbrushes, wife's curling iron etc. While my wife is calling the front desk, I realize it's soapy water, which leads to the conclusion that it's dirty shower water. Pretty gross considering it's dumping on our toothbrushes. So the front desk kid sends his "engineer" right up to take a look. The guy verifies our story that water is pouring from the ceiling, then says he's going upstairs to see what's going on. Never comes back. All the while, water still pouring through the ceiling. So we call the boy at the front desk again. He says "No one answered the door and the Do Not Disturb sign is on the door so they don't want to bother them any more". What????? I can hear them walking around up there and they're obviously showering hence the downpour of dirty soap water! So the front desk child then asks if we want to be moved or if we think we can stay the rest of the night in the dirty water room. "I think we'll move". So they move all 4 of us to a king room with a pull out couch since that's all they have. Whatever, it's midnight at this point and we just want to get back to sleep. We get the bill under the door the next day and they gave us a $20 discount. Still charged the card, still charged for parking, WTF? So I basically just spent $200+ for a broken room, waking and changing rooms in the middle of the night, and having to go to Walmart and buy all new toiletries for the fam. Again, like I said above, I know things go wrong, but a $20 discount for one of the worst nights ever in a hotel, I thinks not. Even without the dirty water experience, and the inexperienced front desk child on the night shift, it's just not that great of a place. Do yourself a favor and stay at a nicer, more modern hotel and just drive in to the square. read more

Stayed here 2 nights in July 2021. They had recently reopened after being closed for a while due to COVID. They were, by their own admission, a little short staffed after laying everyone off then trying to hire back, but the folks who were there were very helpful and polite with our tourist-type questions. They have a small but nicely decorated pub and restaurant on the main floor right next to the check in desk. Their kitchen was short staffed (again they confessed and apologized in advance) so not all menu items were available and the food took a little while. However, what we had was tasty. The rooms were clean and well appointed. Not ultra swank, but nice enough for the price point. They have some deal with the city for guests to park in the municipal parking garage which is right outside the hotel's rear entrance. All things considered, if you're in the area, this hotel is a good choice. read more

This hotel is close to all the action, perfect if you've had a drive to get to Gettysburg. Everything is within walking distance. The rooms are standard size, as well as the amenities. Since my first visit last year it appears the hotel has spruced up some, but there is still room for improvement. I think the hotel should bring in some art to the rooms to remind you are in Gettysburg, so much history hear why not capitalize on it? The have an attached restaurant and bar which is convenient. I just want more from this hotel, the potential is there. read more

Gettysburg is lovely anytime of year, but Christmas is especially magical. The Gettysburg Hotel is a beautiful, historic building built in 1797. Have stayed here many times and have always had a wonderful experience. I highly recommend The Eisenhower Suite overlooking Lincoln Square. A charming, spacious room with cozy fireplace and jacuzzi tub. Enjoy pre-dinner cocktails in the main floor pub and a romantic dinner in the hotel restaurant One Lincoln. Parking garage located directly behind hotel is super convenient. Walking distance to the National Cemetery as well as local shops and restaurants. Staff is very courteous and friendly. read more

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BEWARE OF THIS ESTABLISHMENT! They like to use the old BAIT and SWITCH tactic. I reserved a king jacuzzi room with a fireplace as a gift for a family members special birthday. Upon check-in they were given a standard room. They never made mention that the room that was reserved was unavailable. Upon talking to my family member and learning the type of room they were given, I phoned the hotel only to be told that they had no king jacuzzi fireplace rooms available. Furthermore, there was no Manager or Supervisor on duty! On a Saturday night they have no Manager or Supervisor on duty? Just goes to show you what type of business they're running there! I was eventually transferred (after being placed on hold numerous times) to the food and beverage manager, Jackie, who only had the authority to offer free dinner and breakfast at their restaurant. As I told her, that's completely unacceptable! No one there wants to be of much help.... they only want to bounce you around and when you don't accept their excuses they become rude! Run as fast as you can from this place!! This is supposed to be a high end classy establishment..... what a JOKE!! read more

While the hotel is lovely, the new AC sensors are not. The room was 76 when we got there and when the AC came on went up to 77. Front desk and maint were quick and moved to the room next door. Again the temp was 76 but when it registered us it started to cool. Main issue after that was the AC didn't come on at night and we woke hot. Had to get up in a dark room and try to get the motion sensor to flip. It's a new system and saving energy is great, probably also trying to cut costs and it apparently needs tweaked. Having a hot room stinks, having a hot room while sleeping stinks more. The bathroom was quite dated and had a few things that could have been done to make it at least look like it was kept up (caulk around the tub). I know hotels have a specific number of rooms for special rates, my theory has always been these are the last to be updated or really kept up, no clue is valid but have stayed in enough military or Govt rates to see a trend. Staying downtown rocks and the bar is great. Most everything can be overlooked except the lack of a regular AC in the room. If the controls are that advanced, have them stay on at night so your customers can sleep and be comfy after taking in the sites on a hot summer day. read more

PROS: You can't ask for a better hotel than this one. Located in the middle of Gettysburg and at an affordable rate. The bar is nice and cozy and the restaurant isn't to bad. The staff there is very kind and lenient as well. The rooms are gorgeous no matter which one you take and the atmosphere is really high end for a town like that. CONS: The parking is very bad. They make you park in a garage where it's cramped, and when you just arrive at the hotel to check in, there's only 7 parking spaces out front. The bar and restaurant may be cozy, but could easily become cramped. By the way, do not think it's set up to look like the original Gettysburg Hotel that Lincoln stayed in, it's completely different, so don't expect to see anything original. OVERALL: This is the best hotel in the area. It's cozy, looks great, nice bar and restaurant, and it's affordable. Right in the middle of the action, you can't go wrong. The size and parking are issues, but if your not going to stay in the hotel that often, you shouldn't have to worry read more

STAY HERE! I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START everything was awesome. Not one negative at all. Well wait-- it would be nice to have a bell hop at the back door to assist to the parking garage but otherwise it was perfect. The staff the room all of it! Great decor great service. To knit pick send rude --- maybe vessels of water on each floor or information on how to maximize the day in the room--- just a great place. read more

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Checked in on a Friday, staff was welcoming and efficient. The hotel and room were furnished nicely. There's a Starbucks connected to the hotel as well as a bar and restaurant. Parking is in a garage behind the hotel and since it's not owned by the hotel you have to pay for parking, which you can add to your bill when you check in. It gives you 24 hrs of parking and you can go in and out as many times as you want. There are several shops and restaurants within an easy walk from the hotel. The area is very festive for the Christmas season.The only issue we had was the carpeting didn't see to be vacuumed very well. At night when we got back into the hotel we decided to play cards sitting on the bed which is covered by a white "blanket". It was clean but when we walked on the carpet with socked feet and then sat on the bed it got dirty ( particles, hair etc ) Also the front of the base of the toilet wasn't clean. ( hair and drips ). The rest of the toilet and bathroom was very clean. The bed was comfortable but the pillows were too soft. The thermostat didn't seem to change anything so the room was a little warm but luckily the window opened to let the cold air in. One other issue that's not the hotel's fault, but I'm including so hopefully it might be some advise to families. The family that was staying next to us ( room 603 ) had small children that were loud at 7:30 in the morning. Running around in the room, making siren noises, screaming and running into the door which made their door slam as well as jarring ours. Oh and by the way, it was also at 1 am. It would be great if hotels would put families with young children the same floors so they could annoy each other and then perhaps they'd learn. read more

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The hotel seemed grand from the pictures and the lobby itself was quite nice. However, the room was disgusting... It had not been well cleaned at all. There wasn't even any soap in our room. The bathtub had mold. It was so bad that we kept our shoes on the whole time we were in the room. You are better off staying at one of the local B&Bs if you care about cleanliness. read more

The Gettysburg Hotel front desk was super kind and helpful. They were very knowledgeable and resourceful. They went above and beyond to help! read more

So sadly disappointed. Over $350 for a night and we were put in the furthest corner of the "newer" part of the hotel. Our view was a brick wall. The carpets in the halls were filthy. Our room was dirty with dust on the baseboards and mold and mildew in the shower. I was so looking forward to this trip and it was such a disappointment. read more

The rooms and facilities are beautiful, but you are solely paying for location. The amenities are almost laughable. There is no atm, no vending machines, no room service. The amenities list pretty much says "conveniently located across the street" or "conveniently located down the block" Coffee in the morning is free at the restaurant, but we were charged $4 for two cups. We come to Gettysburg every year on the first weekend in May. As convenient as the location is to the majestic and how lovely the place is, we will not be returning. read more

Too expensive for what you get! You have to pay for parking, no breakfast at all, cheap toiletries, and the roughest toilet paper ever!! So many other great choices closer to the Battlefield. read more

I came to this hotel with my classmates and instructors. All the arrangements were made by the school so I came into the hotel completely blind. Checkin was OK. The ladies behind there counter were not very personable, not even a smile. Then a quick ride in the small elevator up to my room. The room was very small and no microwave available. We stayed two nights. We were there to visit the battlefield. I was disappointed in the room and staff especially since the price other room was not cheap. read more

My BF & I stayed here for their Cupid Package for Valentines Day in their Biggest Suite it was nothing short of amazing it was so big and so warm. we were met with a huge opening to a huge living room/ Den area with a huge fireplace, Champagne Chocolates with a Beautiful snap shot View right from our windows surrounding our entire room of Downtown Gettysburg Main Street Circle! Our room also had a HUGE king size Bed, Hot Tub, Flat Screens and much much more. We dropped our bags off up in our room and went out into town to tour around and while we were out they came to our room to give us our formal invites to their Dinner at Centries which btw way was so nice and everyone was so professional and so amazing! and what was really neat was upon arriving to dinner everyone in the dinning room haveing their dinner was dressed in clothing from the civil war time period both customer and wait staff! So extraordinary I have never seen anything quite like that! One stood out though and her name was Amanda =) we arrived at the Hotel at 9 am there she was in the dinning room drying wine glasses and setting tables for dinner She was this tall beautiful Colored lady with the most amazing smile (always smiling), we arrived for dinner around 7:30pm that evening and luck as it may have it she was STILL working and still smiling......she was our waitress....I said to her "I notice your neighbors with Adams County Winery" and she said "Yes ma'am" and "I said by any chance you maybe have a bottle of Rebel Red" (which happens to be one of their finest red wines) she said with a smile "why I'm not too sure ma'am but I'll find one for you" ......and sure enough 10 minutes later she comes walking in with a brand new bottle of Adams County Rebel Red. I said Thank you Amanda and then I said my Goodness you have been here all day can you please sit with us and have a glass of wine and she said "no ma'am I wished I could" and she said "you enjoy that wine and each other tonight ya hear" and I said yes ma'am and she smiled.....she was one of the most wonderful people I have ever met =) After Dinner we head up to our suite to Change so we could head down to their tavern which is also connected to the Hotel for some Cocktails its got a softer lighting to set a mood very classic and VERY classy I really enjoyed it. The bartender was so friendly and although very Old School was very openminded enough to take his mixers book out and make you anything new! lol the prices although a little steap SO WORTH IT! They give you a closing time and depending on how much fun everyone is having they have no problems staying up with you and keeping the bar rockin and rollin we were given a closing time of 11pm and they stayed open to well after 2am =) The following morning 8am we are packing up and ready to go but not before we are formally invited to a beautiful breakfast spread down in the dining area and guess who served us?.........Amanda =) I said this is going to be a great day. I didn't tell her.........but I left her a $40 tip shhhhhhhhhhh ;) Thanks Gettysburg Hotel & Wait Staff everything was absolutely Beautiful!!!!!!!! (Thanks Amanda they have no idea how lucky they are to have you more establishments should have more people just like you, Keep smiling! ) read more

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A really nice hotel in the middle of the square. Great location, friendly staff and very clean. Shout out to Mandy who works customer service at the front desk. She is very sweet and made our stay even better. We'll stay here again when passing through. read more

I stayed in room 258. It overlooked the street near the Lincoln Diner. The room itself wasn't bad, but there was a smell oozing from the bathroom; it had that musty-wet-towel smell... I couldn't figure it out. I made out like a dog and started sniffing what it could be but nothing! Who knows what it was! The room has a small microwave and a refrigerator, two televisions, and one large bed. Some of my colleagues had two beds (257). It also has a living area and a couch. The noise level coming from the road was high. If a loud bike or semi-truck past by, there was no silencing it. You could hear it while in REM sleep; the noise will coincide with your dream... trust me. They should fix that. read more

This is not a luxury hotel, even though it charges like one! First, the staff here are really friendly and helpful. They should get 4 stars. The location can't be beaten- its a beautiful town square in a lovely town and this hotel is right in the middle of it! Understand that this is what you'll be paying for. we paid $250+ per night for a Jr. Suite, and unfortunately, the room was shabby, dirty and in need of maintenance. the shower had old, moldy caulk flaking off, the shower curtain smelled and there were water spots everywhere. Corners of the room and baseboards were seriously dusty. My pillowcase had makeup on it. I'd book a less expensive B&B nearby and save the money rather than stay here. it is a shame that the housekeeping staff is making the rest of this hotel look bad. read more

I stayed here for a business trip and we had most of our meetings on-site. Check in was easy and the room classy and clean. Tip: Ask for a room that doesn't face the traffic circle. The hotel is old, and back then, the horse/carriages didn't make as much noise as 50'+ tractor trailers. Tip: Park in back at the Race Horse garage. $10 a day. You have to stop by each day, there was no option to buy more. If you plan on taking your car out for a day and returning it, you'll have to pay again. I would have preferred softer pillows and a fridge in the room, but that wasn't a deal breaker. The only odd thing was, in the two nights I stayed, I never got a new shampoo sample. Even though I was able to get three showers out of the one I had, I do find that peculiar. read more

First a kind and helpful person checked me in, but after going up to my three rooms, I found out that my rooms were not adjacent or close to each other as I requested. The rooms are nice, kind of musty smelling, but comfortable. The rooms were on one end of the hallway, the other end of the hallway, and the middle of the hallway, but on the same floor. In the reservations person's defense, the rooms were consecutive odd numbers, but the layout of each floor is weird (you'd think they had a room map or something though). The second person I talked to said they would check about getting us closer rooms and call me back within 5 min. 15 min came and went and I called again. The third person said they'd look into it and call me within 5 min. Again 15 min came and went. The fourth person said that the hotel was full and everyone checked in, so I was out of luck, but, you guessed it, she would check with the manager and call me back in 5 minutes. After 10 minutes I called again and asked for the manager. I knew that there was room was not checked into as check in was now 5 minutes into check in and the cleaning crew was just finishing up, and I saw that the room was clearly not checked into yet. Well, the fifth person told me that the manager was talking to another manager so they would call me back in 5 minutes. I tried to remain calm, and explain the situation, and this person was able to get me into the room that I requested and didn't understand why this was not worked out before. Disappointed by the second, third, and fourth people, thankful for the first and fifth people. 2 hours wasted but I got what I requested in the end. Moral of the story... Hope you get a good customer service person. read more

I called at 3 to arrange a room for the night. We got in, and loved the hotel right from our first look. The building is gorgeous overlooking the town's square. Our check-in was fast and painless. We arrived to our room and were happily surprised with the size and cleanliness. The lady at the desk pointed us in the direction of a haunted candlelight walk, and what to see before we visited the park the next day. I recommend this hotel for sure! read more

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We stayed while visiting civil war sites. GREAT hotel, has history but rooms are recently remodeled and nice. We're on a 10 day tour and this had been the nicest hotel so far. The restaurant was a huge surprise- it has 5 star food and presentation. In California we'd have a line out the door for a place like this. Not cheap, but if you are in the mood for something nice I wouldn't hesitate. read more

Stayed here for the first time this past weekend (August 14-16). Overall, a good experience. I would recommend it to others subject to my comments below. PROS: Excellent location in "downtown" Gettysburg, which is very quaint. The hotel is within walking distance of a number of local eateries and other establishments. The further you're willing to walk, the more that is available as you explore Gettysburg. (The actual National Park is not really within reasonable walking distance but is a very short drive away.) If you're looking for a "town" feel with the ability to walk to places, this is an excellent choice. Another decent plus is the rooftop pool. It's very small, as is the deck area, but if you're a male who has dragged your significant other, as I did, to check out the battlefield, the pool gives her a chance to unwind and get some sun while you plot which monument you want to see next. It's a nice plus to the hotel. Along these lines, I find the town setting more conducive to enjoyment by couples, particularly if one is more interested than the other in the history of the area. Staying out at one of the remote highway hotels and driving back and forth from the battlefield, and eating at chain restaurants, can get boring for the non-Civil War obsessed. As far as the rooms themselves, we stayed in a small suite. It was relatively well-appointed for this level of establishment. There was a couch and flat screen, among other things, in the "living room," a sink, refrigerator and microwave in the kitchenette, and another flat screen in the bedroom. The bathroom is very small (no sharing the sink or mirror). Closet space was ample. The complementary WiFi worked without a problem and there was a small desk and chair for using your laptop or other devices. For a couple staying a weekend it was more than adequate. Lastly, the front desk staff was also extremely nice and helpful. No complaints there. CONS: Nothing terrible, but a few things should be noted. First, this is a nice place but it's not a 5-star hotel. There's no valet parking, no one to help you with your bags, nor a separate concierge (at least as far as i can tell). So keep your expectations in check. It may be one of the nicer places in Gettysburg but it is not a luxury hotel. Speaking of the parking, it's not so great. There's a municipal lot right behind the hotel but parking there is a bit of hassle. It wasn't until after we checked in that the hotel's front staff explained the situation, which involves getting a parking pass from the municipality, which you can do at the hotel, for a particular spot. Otherwise, you pay as you go. It's pretty confusing and a standard parking lot setup with gates, which is apparently the way it used to be, would be much preferred. Another complaint is the cleanliness of the room upon check in. I did my usual close inspection of the bed for bedbugs and that sort of thing and did not find anything of concern, although the mattresses are not encased in a plastic sleeve as many hotels are now doing, and is my preference. Rather, the issue was with the bathroom, which could have been a little cleaner. There were some stray hairs in the shower and elsewhere that should not have been there. Lastly, the "fitness room" is weak. It's very small and for strength training the only pieces of equipment were a set of fixed dumbells that went up to 50 pounds and an adjustable bench. That's it. As far as cardio, there were two treadmills, an elliptical machine, and a stationary bike. However, only the treadmills appeared to be working. The size of the room would make it difficult for more than two people to workout at the same time and if both were strength training you could forget it. You're not getting much of a workout here. I never got to check out the hotel bar or dining establishment so I cannot comment on either. read more

Ok. So you pay for everything. Parking, etc. and the hotels not cheap. We have a really small room. Seriously put the whole space together it's not much bigger than my room at home. ( you should know that my house is not big. It has two stories and my room isn't the biggest one) I was in another hotel with a Very big room(I wrote a review on that hotel I highly recommend it!) and it is almost the same price as this one. Nice decorations and nice location, but at the end of the day. I Would Not Recommend. read more

We decided for this little history trip to stay somewhere nice (we had some interesting hotel experiences on our last trip) since we were only going to stay overnight one night. We were able to find a great rate on their website (around 110$) and booked online. Check in was a breeze. SO decided to check the pool out while I hung out in the room, which was overlooking the downtown circle that it is off on. Note- the parking is interesting; you park in the deck behind the hotel and get it validated in the lobby and you park for free, unless they have prorated it into the bill, which I haven't checked since the SO booked it. Anyway, while SO was off at the pool, I sat around watching TV. It was frightfully hot that day (around 96 degrees) and the room was not getting cold. I tried drawing the curtains thinking since the sun was hitting out room head-on that it was getting hot that way. It didn't work. I fiddled around with the ancient thermostat before calling the front desk. Luckily they were very considerate and sent a housekeeping person up to take a look. He confirmed that it should be cooler (I debated on whether it was SO HOT that it would just take a while for the room to cool down), and that he would talk to the front desk to arrange for us to get a new room. within 15 minutes, one of the front desk clerks came up to our room presented us with new keys to a room in the same location just a floor down. So helpful! I finally made it out to the pool, which is a small little thing on a part of the roof top, but it definitely was worth jumping in since it was so hot. The bar McClellan's is great to sit and have a drink- the bartender (an older gentleman, mullet-like hair, forget his name) was so nice, and it just seemed like all the staff you were in contact with were so hospitable. The rooms are nicely furnished and very clean. They do have vending machines on some floors, but no convenience stand or anything like that (there is a 711 a couple of blocks down). we also took breakfast in the main dining room the next morning. The buffet was 10 dollars per person, and we caught the tail end of it, but it was a nice selection of hot breakfast foods and a make your own waffle station with hot syrup. A great and comfortable stay and centrally located to the restaurants and such in downtown Gettysburg. read more

I'll give the hotel 5 star because the staff (specifically Erin) is simply amazing. The room is very nice and big with a fire place and all around comfortable. Pleasant Staff All around. I had a bad experience with some kids who yelled racial and homophobic remarks to me outside the hotel, then followed me in the lobby to demand my cell phone while still referring to my race and their perceived sexual orientation of me. I usually would NOT take this lightly but I had to this time. While this hotel had nothing to do with that experience, Erin at the front desk quickly offered me a phone to call the police and also offered me a meal voucher. It was a small gesture but I appriciated it. I'm still however unnerved. Also. This morning I spoke with the General Manager of the hotel Mr. Moran. These people are fantastic. I would recommend this hotel. It's beautiful all over and the management and workers are very well trained and accomdating. My experience mentioned pales in comparison to the care and concern I felt coming from the workers here. Thanks. read more

Clean, Modern, Affordable, Great Location, Friendly Service. Walked in on Sunday night, got a King Size room at the Double rate (saved $10). The room was almost as big as my Cambridge apartment. The bathroom was big, clean and stocked with lotion, Q-Tips and make-up remover. A pool (I didn't use it), free validated parking in a garage behind the hotel. Free coffee & newspapers in the lobby in the morning. Great historic building with a classy vibe. Its right in Lincoln Square with restaurants, shops & statues outside. read more

My boyfriend and I stayed here for 1 night last night, I brought him for his birthday weekend and we had a fantastic time. The hotel is beautifully renovated, the room was clean, nicely decorated, and large! The jetted tub worked great, the location is great, and the staff is awesome. I could understand how having to pay to park in the lot may bother some, but I live in Philadelphia and am very accustomed to paying for parking. Also, we were on the 5th floor and in the front of the building, due to the fantastic location of the hotel you will hear people hanging out outside until the bars close at 2, but again coming from the city that didn't bother me at all. Maybe ask for a room on the back side of the building if noise bothers you. Unfortunately we were only here one night so I did not have a chance to use the pool. read more

Enjoyed staying at this hotel with this past Memorial Day week. Great location and close to parking garage. I took one star off what would've been a five star review, and here's why. When planning a return trip mid October to stay here again, I was shocked with how high the rates were now. So, unfortunately, won't be staying there this time, when there are competitors with lower rates and good reviews. read more

Traveling through the area, decided to stop in Gettysburg. The hotel is beautiful. Exactly what we were looking for. We made a reservation through hotel.com. About 30 mins later we went in. There was no one at the front desk... no bell to ring... no signs of anyone being there. We stood there long enough for my fella to start searching for someone. After about five mins, a young lady came from behind a blue wall. She checked us in. Then informed us we needed to buy a parking pass. $10 for one night. (We are here during the off season, no need for extra parking, let alone a parking charge.) We get our stuff to our room. First thing, bathroom. As I turn to flush, I realized the toilet had not been cleaned... In fact the whole bathroom looked dirty. The jacuzzi tub looked dirty... rusty'ish. When I spoke to the guy about the cleanliness... he wasn't really worried about it. One good thing, the gentleman that came to clean the bathroom was full of knowledge and recommendations around the area. Stay at your own risk... read more

The hotel itself was great as well as the front desk staff. On our last day in town we went to go eat and came back around 10 (check out is at 11) to find housekeeping already in our room and the room almost cleaned. In cleaning our room, they had thrown out all of the stuff we left in the bathroom (tooth brushes, hair brushes, soap etc etc). The bed was also made for the next guest, but it was clearly not fresh linens. When we asked the house keeper where our toiletries were all they kept saying was 'my bad, my bad, at least your room is clean.' Our entire stay at the hotel was wonderful and uneventful (no ghostly encounters) up to this point. If we were staying another night, I would not have cared about the dirty sheets on the bed, however, I don't think somebody else should have to sleep in the same sheets I slept in the night before. It also makes me wonder if the sheets I had slept in were previously slept in by somebody else the night before. When we checked out, it was brought up to the front desk staff who took our concerns very seriously. read more

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We stayed Valentine's weekend in room 226. It had an amazing view of the wills house and the center of town. The room was beautiful and the hotel was well kept. Our room had a fireplace and Jacuzzi tub and the beds were extremely comfortable. Parking was convenient in racehorse alley and it was a short walking distance to all the shops in town. We will definitely be back to stay again. the staff were very helpful and it had a beautiful restaurant on the bottom floor. read more

Hotel Gettysburg - Front of the building for room 226. We were on the second floor near the green sign - Hotels Near Me - Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

I thought this was a great hotel! But really what was phenomenal was the Restaurant in the hotel! Wow such good food. Have the Reuben sandwich and for breakfast their coffee is so good with the smoked salmon bagel! Still dreaming of it currently. The room was nice with extremely comfy beds, the hotel is just gorgeous in general. Would stay here again if I came back! read more