Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel & Conference Center
3 StarsIndoor pool and whirlpool, Spacious Deluxe Suites
Indoor pool and whirlpool, Spacious Deluxe Suites
One Lincoln restaurant and bar, Modern 24-hour fitness studio
Seasonal heated outdoor pool, Perkins Restaurant guest discount
Private balconies and porches, Prime Steinwehr Avenue location
Historic Gettysburg Battlefield views, Rustic stone-built cottages
Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, On-site putting green
Indoor heated swimming pool, Pet-friendly accommodations
Heated indoor pool and hot tub, York Road dining proximity
Heated indoor tropical pool, Richard’s Restaurant and Lounge
Gettysburg Battlefield views, Indoor heated saltwater pool
Indoor heated swimming pool, Historic Gettysburg gateway concept
Evergreen Cemetery views, Indoor heated swimming pool
Indoor swimming pool and patio, Proximity to Gettysburg National Park
Heated indoor plunge pool, Modernized Gettysburg basecamp
Themed historic accommodations, Family-friendly suite options
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Recently renovated rooms
Historic 1896 schoolhouse setting, Walkable downtown Gettysburg location
Unique, character-filled guest rooms, Tranquil outdoor courtyard
Indoor heated pool and hot tub, Peloton-equipped fitness center
Refreshing outdoor swimming pool, Vintage motel experience
Indoor pool and whirlpool, Customized Garden Grille dining
Historic Gettysburg location, Pet-friendly accommodations
Access to winter sports and golf, Outdoor picnic area
Indoor heated swimming pool, Family-friendly entertainment complex
Indoor pool and hot tub, Pet-friendly accommodations
Civil War history immersion, Peaceful garden and terrace
Unique ghost hunting tours, Rooms with private balconies
Outdoor hot tub and fire pit, Battlefield-adjacent location
Tranquil outdoor spaces, Proximity to Gettysburg National Military Park
Heated indoor saltwater pool, Expansive natural grounds
Historically themed accommodations, Charming sun terrace
Themed historical guest rooms, Adults-only tranquil retreat
Civil War history immersion, Prime historic district location
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There are few visitors to Gettysburg for whom the prime purpose is not to recognise, salute and reflect upon its crucial 19th century role in American history. Spanning just three summer days, the Battle of Gettysburg resulted in approximately 50,000 military deaths and that of one civilian. The impact was and remains enormous, resulting in Gettysburg’s unique role as a hugely popular, if somewhat different, type of tourist destination. Gettysburg has a fun side too with restaurants, clubs, bars and attractions. These succeed in lightening the mood to create an enjoyably rounded and complete holiday break.
The only civilian to lose their life during the Civil War Conflict was Jennie Wade. Consequently, her house and grave feature high on the long list of places to interest the visitor. Guided tours reveal the bullet holes in the walls of her house as well as details of Jennie’s story. In the event of ghosts being present, then Gettysburg and this house in particular are regional hot spots. The basement of the house is recognised as being among the most receptive in the area. If this is the sort of thing that grabs your imagination, there are further guided ghost tours incorporating an old cinema and the Tillie Pierce House Inn which is now also a popular bed and breakfast establishment. In the case of Jennie Wade and the thousands of deaths that accompanied hers, you’d need to be very sceptical to not, at least, wonder seriously about the real presence of spirits in this Gettysburg area.
Hotels in Gettysburg, Pa, offer a wide range of accommodation choices. A fine address on Lincoln Square in the historic district is the conveniently placed Gettysburg Hotel. There’s snowboarding and golf at the Liberty Mountain Resort and 15 minutes away, Antrim Country House is the perfect hotel for that romantic break. Establishments promote their Gettysburg location and proclaim that they serve food fit for a general, with portions sufficient to feed an army. One Lincoln Food eatery is dedicated to providing fine food in a relaxed and amenable setting. The basement of Springhouse Tavern also has an excellent food reputation. They know their onions at Dobbin House Tavern. It’s the oldest house in town and a fascinating place to visit and to dine. Their onion soup is much acclaimed. Lincoln Diner and Dunlap’s, which is just a few minutes’ drive away, provide middle of the road cuisine. Ernie’s Texas Lunch also serves breakfast. This is a popular feature with self-catering visitors.
This Pennsylvania town is universally and best known for the Gettysburg National Battlefield. The battle marked the turning point in the American Civil War. Significantly and in today’s climate, it is where the visitor’s heart will pause and the recognition accelerate in appreciation of the multiple lives that were lost in the Battle of Gettysburg. There are more than 1,000 historic structures and in excess of 300 historic buildings to explore. Many are part of Gettysburg National Military Park which features a range of historic buildings. The colonial tavern dates back to 1776. There is a modern 1962 museum which is no longer used and the visitor centre remains a permanently and increasingly popular feature. The Park also encompasses the Gettysburg National Cemetery where there is a memorial to Abraham Lincoln’s pivotal 1863 Gettysburg Address. One of many additional features that are destined to live in the memory forever, include The Eternal Light Peace Memorial which was unveiled in 1938.
During the summer months, there is a re-enactment of The Battle of Gettysburg. It is a fact of life that, in death, many bodies were not recovered. Consequently and out of devout respect, this re-enactment is staged on Pumping Station Road rather than the National Park. There are many more regularly staged and varied events in the Gettysburg area. Highlights include the Adams County Irish Festival. Then, nine miles from Gettysburg, there’s a peach of an attraction with the Annual Peach Festival. Parking and admission are free and there are music, rides and activities; plus, of course, peaches galore. There’s a similar theme to the annual Corn Fest, but without the peaches and the Brewfest always raises cheers and a clinking of glasses. The Bluegrass Festival is popularly staged at Granite Hill Campground. Then, throughout the year, the local Majestic Theater on Carlisle Street hosts a series of attractions, including an impressive number of celebrity concerts. In Gettysburg, it’s not all about the Battle.
In Gettysburg, you might want to check out Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel & Conference Center, Hotel Gettysburg, Days Inn by Wyndham Gettysburg, Inn at Cemetery Hill. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Gettysburg, you might want to explore The Inn at White Oak. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Gettysburg with your family, you could look at Inn at Cemetery Hill, The Lodges at Gettysburg, Quality Inn Gettysburg Battlefield, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Gettysburg By Ihg. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel & Conference Center, Inn at Cemetery Hill, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Gettysburg By Ihg, Super 8 by Wyndham Gettysburg could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Gettysburg, check out Super 8 by Wyndham Gettysburg, Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Gettysburg, PA, Baladerry Inn, Cricket House – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.