Days Inn Gettysburg

Great value and excellent staff. The continental breakfast is boring, but it’s free. The highlight of my stay was the ghostly encounter my step-​son and I had during the night (room 104). We both bolted upright at the sound of a man in our room laughing. We both looked directly at the mirror, and it clearly was in our room and not next door or in the hall. There was nobody there.
After having a terrific «ghostly» encounter at Devil’s Den the day before, this made my stay a 5-​star experience and would definitely stay again. If ghostly encounters aren’t your thing, stay out of room 104, and don’t spend the night in Gettysburg. LOL

With the exception of one girl that I don’t think beloinged in her job, I really liked the front desk here. I stayed here for two weekends, and I really liked everyone here and I felt that they liked me! The room was average, I checked for bedbugs, there were none, and I didn’t dislike the room, as I said, it was average. The side door was always locked, which strangely makes me feel better, and isn’t always the case. In fact, it’s rarely the case. Just be forewarned there are a remarkable amount of slugs on the sidewalk at night of the side door to the left of the front door as you are facing it. Weird.

Friendly staff with clean rooms and reasonably priced. I booked via
and their room allocation must be some of the worst rooms. I was booked in a room over the lobby/​check-​in area and directly across from the elevators. I’ve never been in a hotel with rooms directly across from the elevator. Luckily there were not too many, rowdy or loud hotel guests. Everything in the room was unplugged including the refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot, etc. The air was turned off so when we entered the room, it smelled a bit sour and felt stuffy. Turning on the AC helped immensely. The free breakfast was your typical free hotel breakfast: muffins, waffles, toast, yogurt, juice, coffee. If there was free wifi, we were not informed of it when we checked in. The location isn’t too far from the downtown area. If I visit again, I would probably stay in a downtown area hotel and walk to the areas of interest at night. Otherwise, I think this is a decent value for the price.

Upon checking we were told that an accessible room request wasn’t in the computer and that weren’t any accessible available. We remained polite but were thinking we’d have to leave. While the front desk clerk showed my sis how a regular room might be adapted (!?), the GM — Phyllis? — came out to help someone else. That person (thank you) said that we needed help. A few key strokes later, an accessible room miraculously freed up and we we good to go. Way to go, Phyllis! It’s a budget hotel so keep expectations in check. The pool is very small. Wifi slow. The breakfast could use more fruit and less sugar. Plain yogurt anyone? Location is convenient — about 10 minutes to town by car. Towels kinda thin. The rooms are clean and have all the basics which for me is a coffee maker.

Clean, comfortable and reasonably priced. The staff was helpful and friendly. The breakfast was not overwhelming, but fresh and pleasant with a large dining area. Only thing I could «complain» about is the aging furniture in the room, but for the price and cleanliness I can put up with it. I would definitely return!

Nice, clean hotel. Can’t beat the price. We stayed here for a weekend (we also had our 4 month old with us) and didn’t have any problems. Spacious, comfortable rooms. The mini fridge and microwave came in handy for bottle prep. Interiors are a bit dated but for the price it was a great value. We really enjoyed our stay here.

It’s actually pretty clean. I despise hotels and find them gross, but this was passable and the staff friendly.

No complaints with this hotel. The room was clean, bed was comfortable and breakfast was ok. The service was fine and I would stay here again. Not far from downtown Gettysburg and resturant (Perkins) was next door. I would refer this place to others, and stay here again when we go back to Gettsyburg.

First the positives, nice staff, and decent pool. There is free coffee in the lobby which actually tasted good. Our stay turned south when we hit our room. Our room was hot and smelled terrible. Also after trying the TV to no avail we discovered it was unplugged. The shampoo and soap were cheap quality and took a whole bottle to get any lather. The towels felt rough and cheap like they were from the dollar store. The mattress was ok. The rooms and hallways felt dark and dated. Next time we visit Gettysburg we will try a different hotel.

A clean and very friendly property. Good WiFi. Okay breakfast.
We were actually planning to stay at the Super 8 directly behind the Days Inn, but it turned out their WiFi was down and not expected to be fixed that day (my T-​Mobile works great at home but has been worse than spotty on our cross country road trip. Ting here I come).
We liked this hotel (and area) enough to stay a second night. The breakfast was fairly standard (waffles, toast, cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, juice, coffee, plastic wrapped muffins and cinnamon rolls) — but the eating area was large and clean and most importantly Fox News was Not on the TV.
This is a 5 story facility, but the elevator s work well and there are several luggage carts if needed.

Came here from Florida and expected a typical days inn but this was a pleasant hotel. Very clean, very friendly staff and the room was nice and clean. We were only going to stay one night and find a «better» hotel but liked this one so we stayed an extra two days. Close to food, stores etc and close enough to Gettysburg to enjoy a day out. Area is quiet and easy to get into and out of. The beds were comfortable, sheets and covers clean and the bathroom was clean and had all you needed to shower, wash and dry your hair. I would recommend this if you want an affordable hotel to visit Gettysburg.

One night stay at Days Inn. Nice, quiet and friendly experience. One of the better motel experience I had during as weeklong stay in the D.C. area. Reception staff wonderful.

Hotel is ok. The rooms are clean and the staff is friendly. I didnt care for the signs posted everywhere that they have stink bugs. I didnt see any so I wouldnt have thought about them if it wasnt for all the signs. The fitness room is some old equipment that doesnt work so well but I paid $ 50/​night and for that it was perfect! We were close to the national park and thats what we really cared about

Awesome hotel!!! Staff was very friendly and helpful!!!

a hotel in the middle of pennsylvania??? yes. my travels take me to strange places. but hey, this was a good hotel, and it deserves a review. the rooms were very large, very comfortable, and spotless. the wifi is free and the staff is helpful.
the continental breakfast is pretty much a carb-​fest straight from the local megamart, but i guess you can’t have everything. when are hotels going to start offering english breakfasts? that’s the only meal that the english have really nailed, and instead we go with continental? seriously? cereal, donuts, instant oatmeal, waffles (though they were fresh, and that was cool!), and oranges. great.

Visiting this area, you have tons of hotel choices, but not many compare to this cheap priced spot right on the main strip close to all attractions! The rooms and entire place are spotless and very large and will accomodate your entire family! It sits a few miles from the main visitors center and battlefield and has not only a Perkins eating place in the parking lot, but a Dairy Queen in front as well within walking distance. You can go wrong with this hotel, since it is cheaper than any in the area, and the staff is friendly and helpfull and the continental breakfast is very good! Plus the rooms are very clean and contain double queen beds in most. I would highly recommend this place to any family trying to vacation in the area and they even have tour bus pickups from this spot! A must stay in this area of history!