Hotel Gettysburg

The Federal Pointe Inn Gettysburg, Ascend Hotel Collection

Brickhouse Inn B&B

Langdon Hill House

"Ron and Laura's Bed and Breakfast is what a bed and breakfast should be. It is a beautifully restored and fitted period house with a history dating back to the Civil War. There are numerous displays in the house of relics and memorabilia from the period, including the battle itself. It helps guests immerse themselves in the history of the town and the battle itself and is a far better experience than a sterile hotel. The rooms are spacious and comfortable with in-suite bathrooms. They are furnished true to the period, although, thankfully, the bathrooms are not true to the 1860s. The house is spotless and has been restored with loving attention to detail. The bedrooms are upstairs and there is no elevator. Just an FYI. It is quiet and I slept soundly. Rooms have heating and cooling so you can be comfortable year round. Breakfast is home cooked and extravagant. It fueled us for a day of touring the battlefield. Service is impeccable and our hosts were very friendly and informative. The location is in the heart of Gettysburg is a street that reflects the history of the town. There is free parking behind the house reached through a couple of back alleys. Great value and an even greater experience."

The Tillie Pierce House Inn

Heartland suites

The Swope Manor Bed & Breakfast

"Nice stay. A beautiful house and warmly welcome."

Best Western Gettysburg

"It's about 20 minutes away from Liberty Ski Resort... The hotel facilities are very new, and you can make your own waffles for breakfast. It happened to be snowing heavily, so you can see the snow scenery while sitting in the restaurant. Unfortunately, the snow is too heavy and you can't see the military monument clearly. The room is relatively large, very clean and tidy, and the price-performance ratio is very high."

The Brafferton Inn