Hotels in Pennsylvania, USA

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What makes Pennsylvania a unique destination for a hotel stay?

Few states fit this much variety into a few hours of driving, and the base you choose sets the tone. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh have downtown hotels near museums, restaurants, and transit, while Gettysburg, Lancaster County, and the Poconos lean toward inns, country hotels, and resorts. Summer and holiday weekends fill up fast in the Poconos and around Hershey, so book ahead. Amenities differ from one property to the next, so check parking and what's included before you book.

Which cultural and historic highlights should you see in Philadelphia?

The historic core holds the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and the Museum of the American Revolution within walking distance of one another. Reading Terminal Market is a good lunch stop and a landmark in its own right, while the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Barnes Foundation sit along the parkway a short ride away. Old City and Society Hill fill out the day with cobblestone streets and small galleries. Independence Hall is usually visited on a timed ticket, so check the arrangements before you go.

What type of food should you try in Pennsylvania?

Soft pretzels, cheesesteaks, and roast pork sandwiches are the Philadelphia standards, and locals will argue at length about where to get each. Pennsylvania Dutch country brings shoofly pie, scrapple, chow-chow, and whoopie pies. Pittsburgh adds pierogies and sandwiches piled with fries and slaw. Farmers markets across the state are worth a stop for produce, baked goods, and local cheese.

When is the best time of year to visit Pennsylvania for travel and sightseeing?

Spring and fall are the sweet spots, with gardens and festivals in May and June and foliage through October, especially in the northern and mountain counties. Summer suits lakes, state parks, and outdoor events, though cities get humid. Winter brings holiday markets and skiing in the Poconos and Laurel Highlands. Each season has its own calendar of regional events, so it's worth checking what's on near your dates.

Which transportation options are typically available in Pennsylvania?

Amtrak connects Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Pittsburgh, and SEPTA covers Philadelphia and its suburbs with rail, subway, trolley, and bus service. Pittsburgh has buses and a light rail system, and intercity coaches reach many mid-sized towns. For state parks, Amish country, or anywhere rural, a car is the practical choice. Check drive times first, since Philadelphia to Pittsburgh is around five hours.

  1. Allentown
  2. Altoona
  3. Audubon
  4. Bedford
  5. Bellefonte
  6. Bensalem
  7. Bethlehem
  8. Blairsville
  9. Bloomsburg
  10. Breinigsville
  11. Bridgeville
  12. Butler
  13. Canonsburg
  14. Carlisle
  15. Centre Valley
  16. Chambersburg
  17. Clarion
  18. Clarks Summit
  19. Clearfield
  20. Coal Centre
  21. Columbia
  22. Conshohocken
  23. Cranberry Twp
  24. Danville
  25. Denver
  26. Dickson City
  27. Downingtown
  28. Du Bois
  29. Easton
  30. Ephrata
  31. Erie
  32. Exton
  33. Fort Washington
  34. Frazer
  35. Gettysburg
  36. Glen Mills
  37. Grantville
  38. Greensburg
  39. Hanover
  40. Harrisburg
  41. Hazleton
  42. Hershey
  43. Horsham
  44. Hummelstown
  45. Indiana
  46. Intercourse
  47. Johnstown
  48. Kennett Square
  49. King of Prussia
  50. Kutztown
  51. Lancaster
  52. Lansdale
  53. Latrobe
  54. Lebanon
  55. Lehighton
  56. Lewisburg
  57. Limerick
  58. Lititz
  59. Malvern
  60. Manheim
  61. Mansfield
  62. Mars
  63. Matamoras
  64. Meadville
  65. Mechanicsburg
  66. Media
  67. Mercer
  68. Mill Hall
  69. Monaca
  70. Monroeville
  71. Moon
  72. Moosic
  73. New Castle
  74. New Freedom
  75. New Stanton
  76. Newtown
  77. Newtown Square
  78. North Huntingdon
  79. North Wales
  80. Philadelphia
  81. Phoenixville
  82. Pine Grove
  83. Pittsburgh
  84. Plymouth Meeting
  85. Quakertown
  86. Reading
  87. Ridley Park
  88. Robinson
  89. Rostraver
  90. Sayre
  91. Scranton
  92. Shamokin Dam
  93. Shippensburg
  94. Somerset
  95. State College
  96. Stroudsburg
  97. Tunkhannock
  98. Uniontown
  99. Warminster
  100. Warren
  101. Warrington
  102. Washington
  103. Wayne
  104. Waynesburg
  105. West Homestead
  106. West Middlesex
  107. Wexford
  108. Wilkes-Barre
  109. Williamsport
  110. Willow Grove
  111. Wyomissing
  112. Yardley
  113. York

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