Hotels by Red Roof Inn in Dillsburg from CA $90

A blue and yellow historical marker sign for Dillsburg, named for first settler Matthew Dill, founded in 1800.

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Our top choices for Dillsburg Red Roof Inn

Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds (Smoke Free)

Red Roof Inn Harrisburg North

Harrisburg

Kimberly

CA $102 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 27 - Jul 28

Red Roof Inn York Downtown

York

Joshua

CA $90 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 9 - Aug 10

In-room safe, desk, blackout drapes, cribs (free)

Red Roof Inn Harrisburg - Hershey

Harrisburg

Belinda

CA $97 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 27 - Jul 28

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Top Dillsburg Hotel Reviews

Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Harrisburg Northeast - Hershey

8/10 Good

"Breakfast was a little crowded but the woman running it was working alone which was a lot for her but she survived and was pleasant"

Inn at Cemetery Hill

10/10 Excellent

"We were able to bring the dog. Got a huge room above the lobby and at first I was disappointed because the door of the room opened directly into the breakfast area. Definitely got a little louder in the morning when that was open. Stairs in the room went down to open right beside the front desk into the lobby. I wasn't expecting a full set of stairs in the room, but it turned out to be relatively convenient to bring the dog out. The girl at the desk did not tell us about that entrance to the room when we checked in, and when we used it she kind of said we should avoid using it, but it made more sense to bring the dog out that way than to walk her through everyone eating breakfast. So we did, and it worked out well to get the dog out smoothly. The room had a huge bathroom with a big soaking tub, lots of square footage, and a small refrigerator which was great. I don't know what the rooms looked like in other parts of the inn, but after walking around town a bit and in and out of the parking lot, I would venture to say we might have had the best secret room ever. I would want to stay in it again next time I get to go to Gettysburg. It was clean (except for where I needed to move the chair to block the stairway for the puppy...lots of stuff to sweep from under there) and quiet except for during breakfast, and we really liked it. I really liked the flooring that was updated and not carpeted."