Overall Gettysburg is overpriced for just about everything. This hotel is no exception, however when I travel, unless I'm specifically looking for a bargain on a business trip, I am willing to pay more for an upscale hotel. Not the best I've stayed at but certainly worthy of 4 stars. The pay for parking is ridiculous, Gettysburg is in the... More

My son and I just stayed at the Best Western Plus Gettysburg Hotel. We had a WONDERFUL time. The hotel is historic and superbly located right on Lincoln Square. Our room was very clean and spacious, with a lovely view. The staff was professional and friendly, free coffee in the morning, delicious apples at the front desk, complimentary newspapers, easy... More

While it might be nicely located, the room were were first assigned was disgustingly dirtly. The carpet was so filthy, I wouldn't take my shoes off. We asked for another room and were given on. This was better...certainly not great. This hotel is trying to go "green" with their lighting. As a result there is super dim lighting in the... More

Advantages: Central locations Inter-connecting doors Disadvantages: Tiny swimming pool on the roof (no gym) Pay for car park Chintzy On a roundabout (bizarre) Side note: Expensive to eat in central Gettysburg. More

I love Gettysburg and am visit often. I wanted to love this place, waited a long time to actually stay here. It was ok. Fine. Clean but noisy. More

In early December my husband and I visited this lovely hotel. It was beautifully decorated for Christmas. It is situated in a circle in the center of this quaint city. In the middle of the circle was a large decorated tree. Truly a postcard setting. On the evening that we stayed, there was a Christmas parade. The whole town comes... More

You wouldn't know that this is a Best Western if it weren't in the title. There's nothing standard/cookie cutter about it. "Old" property beautifully kept up. It's in the heart of downtown Gettysburg and the town was decorated for Xmas during our visit which made it especially beautiful. We walked to shopping and dining. Did not try either hotel restaurant... More

how wonderful to share remembrance weekend (anniversary of the reading of the gettysburg address 1863) with my family and grandchildren. to see history through their young eyes was a wonderfl experience. people in period costumes, a celebratory parade with union and civil war soldiers marching, and fife and drum bands made the events so real to us all. the gettysburg... More

My wife and I stayed in room 501 from 11/10/11 - 11/13/11. Please see below for comments: -The hotel was in the center of town. Great restaurants (The Pub) and shops directly surrounded the hotel. It was also a 20 minute walk to the battlefield. -The room was clean and well-appointed. They still had a tube t.v.though,which always bothers me.... More