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"I would recommend this property100% Our experience was top notch We will definitely revisit "

"The Hotel Gettysburg always does a fantastic job! From the expert staff, to the soft and luxurious linens, to the spotless rooms! They always do an outstanding job! It is my favorite place to stay when visiting Gettysburg!"

"Parking was great and we didn't get the breakfast but th"

"We stayed the whole weekend and the lodge was completely stocked for both of us with towels, toiletries, extra bedding, even coffee, tea and sugar. Staff was very friendly and just a beautiful place to stay! "

"Days inn is excellent value for price. Conveniently located located to the historic downtown and military park."

"An excellent location for walking to extremely good dining (Dobbin House is just across the street and The Farnsworth House is five minutes walking distance away). The breakfast served at the Inn on Cemetery Hill was more than enough options to give your body plenty of energy to spend the morning walking/driving around the Gettysburg Battlefield. For the adventurous Hancock Ave. is also in walking distance. The National Cemetery to just on the other side of the parking lot for the hotel. A prime location. Everyone on the staff that we interacted with friendly, courteous, and helpful. There were NO issues with our room at all. It was a very relaxing and enjoyable stay at the Inn on Cemetery Hill. "

"Breakfast was nice staff were very welcoming and helpful with anything we needed."

"I worked in the oil and gas industry and have stayed in hundreds of hotels all across the country and this was the absolute worst one ever. Dirty room with ants crawling in the tub, bedbugs that attacked my hands and fingers while I slept, leaving me with painful, itchy, red bumps for a week after. Black crud around the tub and bathroom floor. Staff couldn't care less, and they were only concerned with charging the $100 deposit when I checked in. It took ten minutes to make that happen because the touch screen on the credit card reader was too filthy to accept input. "