Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, is the site of one of the Civil War's most pivotal battles. Union forces under Gen. George Meade defeated Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee's army there in July 1863, ending Lee's invasion of the North. The battlefield is now a national military park that attracts thousands of visitors each year. Lodging near the battlefield ranges from chain hotels to bed and breakfasts.
The hotel, built in the 1920s, is on the National Register of Historic Places. It was renovated in 1996. Each suite has a sitting room, bedroom, private bath and kitchenette. A coffee maker with fresh, ground coffee and tea kettle with imported teas are included. Suites also include free high-speed Internet access. Continental breakfasts are served in the suites each morning and chocolates are part of the turn-down service. Hotel employees assist guests with planning their visit in the Gettysburg area. Rates ranged from $140 to $250 a night in September 2010.
James Getty Hotel
27 Chambersburg St.
Gettysburg, PA 17325
717-337-1334
jamesgettyshotel.com
This bed and breakfast is in downtown Gettysburg. Rooms come with king or queen beds. Amenities include spa showers, high-speed Internet service and access to the garden and patio. Breakfast includes dishes such as Eggs Benedict and Belgian Waffles. The innkeepers offer visitors help planning their day in the area. Rates ranged from $120 to $170 a night in September 2010.
The Gaslight Inn Bed & Breakfast
33 E. Middle St.
Gettysburg, PA 17325
717-337-9100
thegaslightinn.com
The 79-room Hampton Inn is in northeast Gettysburg. Rooms have coffee makers, cable TV and high-speed Internet service. One- and two-bedroom suites with fireplaces and Jacuzzis are available. The hotel has an indoor and outdoor pool, and offers a free breakfast Monday through Friday. Rates ranged from $129 to $169 a night in September 2010.
Hampton Inn-Gettysburg
1280 York Road
Gettysburg, PA 17325
717-338-9121
hamptoninn.com
