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    Avid Hotels Lancaster

    3.7 (37 reviews)
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    Another hair ball.

    The good- the room super clean, breakfast buffet was above average, staff super professional. The bad- the pool not water was dirty around edges, balls of human hair around pool area,no chaise lounges,one of the 2 treadmills broken for atleast 6 months. Lastly shower doors leak, atleast in my bathroom and my friends did.

    Lobby Checking Out
    Stuart H.

    Centrally located for Lancaster. Modern feel for a great price. We needed a last minute hotel for a weekend trip and had stayed once at Avid before. They had availability and the price was not outrageous for the quality. Avid is perfectly placed across from the Tanger Outlets and close to everything else fun to do, like Sight & Sound. Just from the lobby you can tell that this hotel is modern. Spacious, bright, comfortable decor. The hotel staff is more than accommodating and the rooms are perfectly cleaned. The rooms are very creative. Tile floor is such a modern hotel touch. Bye bye stained and smelly carpeted rooms (do you even realize what you are waltzing on in those decades old carpeted rooms). No closet, but a creative solution with hanger hooks on the walls. Let's be honest... do you really need a closet at a hotel? Even if you do hang something, it probably is only a few items. Breakfast is complimentary with lots of options and fresh items too. We will be back.. no doubt!

    Standard 2 queen room
    Jerry P.

    So it was that I found myself in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on a short Spring break getaway with my boys, with Route 30 humming like a tired lullaby outside the window. The Avid hotel: modern name, spartan logo, stood there like a box of good intentions. I checked in. The staff were delightful. Smiles like clean linens. They welcomed me as if I'd been expected, as if they'd just finished fluffing the clouds for my arrival. Every person I encountered, from front desk to housekeeping, was impossibly kind and genuinely helpful. If hospitality were the only metric, I'd give them stars enough to light up Lancaster. The public areas were inviting, like a well-meaning relative's living room. Tasteful chairs, a sense of light, the smell of fresh coffee and not despair. It was nice. Honest. But then I entered my room. A standard two-queen setup that felt more "standard" than I'd expected. The furniture was chipped and scuffed as if it had survived several physical confrontations. A lamp fixture clung to the wall like a reluctant tenant. The HVAC unit coughed and muttered throughout the night, ineffective as a sermon at a biker rally. I asked it for cool air and it gave me indifference. Sleep came, but not before I heard my neighbor's television, his conversation, and what I imagine were his dreams. The soundproofing was more suggestion than function. The USB ports, those vital little umbilical cords of the 21st century, were not only dead but caked with something that once had ambitions of being a previous guest's food. The floors were grimy, which I only realized after my socks gave up their will to stay white. Ninety dollars a night. That's what I paid. And for that price, I suppose I got my money's worth. There are worse places to rest your head, and there are far better. Three stars. A shrug of a rating. The staff deserved better. The room did not.

    Matthew U.

    For the most part, this is a decent hotel, a little confusing, but decent overall. I booked my room ahead of time to make it easier on everyone involved for check in. When I arrived I wasn't sure where to enter to finish up my check in and drove around the building before figuring out what would be the main entrance. See when you pull into the lot many cars are parked right there and you think that is the main entrance, but it is not. The main entrance is on the narrow part of the building that faces the main throughway. You can enter the door where the cars are parked, but you have to walk half the building to get to the front desk. Once I got myself checked in I did go move my car to join the others, because you find out quickly that that door is right next to the elevators, convenience is key. The front desk area is nice, well lit, and the staff working the desk were superb. In this area you can get your breakfast on or just lounge around if you don't want to be in your room. There is a pool here, which I did not take part in. When I made it to my room I found it to be of a decent size and very bright. For the most part, it is a new hotel. Close to some attractions, Dutch Wonderland comes to mind. There are some missteps with the room that makes it not feel like a typical hotel room. There's no closet, which is all cool, but I don't want my clothes hanging up, chilling in a corner. Also, even though this hotel sits on the newer side, the bathroom already looked a bit worn and torn. You can tell that the shower area was not really sealed correctly. I noticed what was some water damage already from the water escaping the standing shower. TV selection was decent. Views, not the best. And the most disheartening thing about this location is just that, its location. Much like other businesses in this area it is a commercial plot of land that was carved out of farmland. It also abuts into a small residential area. Houses behind it and one right next to it, which just happened to be my view from my room. It wasn't the kindest of views. Then there is the smell. You go outside, and with it being so close to farmland, you get hit in the face with the smell of manure. I also feel as if this smell seeps into the building little by little each time someone comes or goes. You get used to it after a bit, but the smell can be overwhelming, especially when there is heat during the warmer months. Asides from that, it was a decent hotel.

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    Miche

    It's in a good location, you are near the parks and outlet mall is you like that sort of thing. The room and lobby weren't clean and were rather unsanitary. Debris and crumbs. Greasy /dirty fingerprints on the side tables and wall near the light switch. Gross. I am carrying wet wipes these days so I can do my part and keep me and mine healthy. It wasn't cheap staying here but no manager/management watching over means neglecting the little things ... which mean something to me. Do better next time. The best thing about this hotel was the view of the Amish farm with running horses and seeing the pretty fieles and cows. Heavenly view. My room had a tub so I loved that also.

    Donna J.

    Was a little apprehensive when booking but this was a great choice. Avery at the front desk was very pleasant and helpful. Maintained his professionalism while dealing with a hotel full of children running everywhere that were there for a soccer tournament. He assured us that there are quiet hours and we were happy to get a good night sleep. The hotel and room were very clean and contemporary decor. Loved the large bottles of toiletries in the bathroom. We didn't take advantage of the continental breakfast since there were other options right in the immediate area. We will definitely stay here again.

    Food bar as you can see potatoes and turkey sausage
    Rita W.

    The Best Breakfast Around, all over again I can't make clean spacious, friendly customer service absolutely out of this world Mr. Avery Stark assistant general manager,was thoughtful and helpful. His Assistant Uarat was absolutely fabulous

    Felix R.

    My wife and I decided to stay here at this new IHG owned Avid hotel on Lincoln Hwy for a weekend. Upon arrival we were greeted by Tyler he was friendly and helpful. We were given room 428 on the 4th floor. The lobby is modern looking, it has a dining area and snack/ drink dispensing machines. I noticed, as soon as we walked into our room, how small and claustrophobic it is. CONS: Tiny room for the price. LG TV doesn't have Netflix, Prime, Hulu, AppleTV, etc. TV doesn't have premium cable channels. Can't broadcast the mobile to the TV (on our 2nd day we were told that they've been having issues with the Network for a week, it would have been nice if they told us the 1st day). They're internet is painfully slow, download/upload speed is agonizingly slow. Bathroom showerhead is fixed, i.e.; non-removable. No closet, no drawers. PROS: Indoor heated pool. Very clean areas and room. New modern fixtures. Decent sized bathroom, decent water pressure. Very comfortable bed. Quiet room. Huge 55" TV. Not having a closet/drawers means you will never leave items behind. Plenty of outlets for electronics. Wide expanse window/view. Blackout curtains/shades. Friendly, professional and helpful staff. I would have given it 5 stars if it wasn't for the useless TV situation and the price. We will never stay here again, unless the TV issue is resolved and the price is lowered to around $100.00 a night. Thank You to Tyler, Aaliyah, Taron and Richard for making our stay so much better than anticipated.

    Carolyn B.

    This hotel is new, only opened some 8 months ago. Then covid struck. They were closed for two months. Back in business again. We had a memorable stay at this charming, clean and well situated hotel. Stayed in a 4th floor room with a view of a bucolic local farm. Tanger Outlets nearby. Free parking and wifi, a pool and a gym, and both are now open. Good staff, fine service. I recommend the aVID.

    Hooks and hangers
    Chris P.

    Loved our stay. You can tell it was built relatively recently. Yes, the room was on the smaller side (I would call it a charmingly efficient use of space) but it felt fresh, well lit, and streamlined. Yes, others here have complained about the absence of a closet, but there are, count 'em, nine hooks on the walls. You won't forget to pack your things a musty closet. The breakfast was lovely - I've listed the offerings in the photos - but what I really appreciated was that nearly everything was individually wrapped. No sandwiches lying in a communal tray waiting to be contaminated by sneezes and inappropriate touching. Interactions with the super nice front desk staff was an absolute pleasure. Shout out to Trei the manager, who managed to make the check in 411 sound welcoming and unscripted and obviously has the gift of hospitality. And Avery, who sympathetically took in my pleading about my teenage son - who must shower before hitting the road after the last bball tourney game - and magically made a late checkout happen despite a full house. Sending you all the love (*tear*)!

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    “Stayed here for our Vacation to Pennsylvania, and I highly recommend it!”

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    Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square

    Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square

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    Reasonably priced and centrally located, this hotel puts you within easy walking distance of just…read moreabout everything worth seeing in downtown Lancaster. One of my favorite touches was the enclosed walkway between the parking garage and the hotel, where historic photographs line the walls, telling the story of the grand department store that once occupied the building before it was transformed into the Marriott you see today. It's a neat little glimpse into Lancaster's past. The parking garage is just around the corner and connects directly to the hotel via the skywalk. That said, I'd recommend pulling into the front entrance first to check in and unload your luggage before parking--it'll save you from hauling bags through the garage. We booked a corner room, and I think it's easily the best value in the hotel. The extra windows offer great views of downtown from two sides, making the room feel much more open and bright. The indoor pool is modest but perfect for a refreshing dip after a day of exploring. There's also a well-equipped fitness center and spa for anyone looking to unwind or keep up with their workout routine. Don't miss the rooftop restaurant and bar. It's well worth stopping in for the views alone, whether you're grabbing dinner or just enjoying a drink. One thing to know, though: at the time of writing, access is from the exterior entrance rather than directly through the hotel. Overall, if you're planning a visit to Lancaster or exploring Amish Country, this is an excellent place to stay. Comfortable, convenient, reasonably priced, and full of character, it's hard to beat as a home base for your trip.

    I stayed one night with my husband. We attended a NPRA gala. I did not experience much but what I…read morehave seen it was great. The room was good. Spacious and nice, bed was comfy, fluffy pillows. Had a coffee area in the room. I did see a Starbucks on the first floor. Overall I had a nice stay.

    Eden Resort and Suites, BW Premier Collection - 1 Bedroom villa

    Eden Resort and Suites, BW Premier Collection

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    Our stay at Eden Resort and Suites was absolutely lovely! From the moment we arrived, the staff was…read moreaccommodating, kind, and welcoming, which made our family getaway even more enjoyable. Our two-bed room was spacious and comfortable, and I was ecstatic to find a microwave in the room! That little convenience made a big difference, especially while traveling with our babygirl. We were on the first floor, and our room overlooked the formal ballroom. The resort itself is HUGE and, honestly, felt a little like a maze at first. But once we figured things out, we loved exploring everything it had to offer. One of our favorite features was the three pools--one indoor and two outdoor. The indoor pool also has a sauna, which was a nice bonus. We went to the indoor pool our first night, but it was overly crowded, so for the rest of our stay, we gravitated toward the outdoor pools. We especially enjoyed the outdoor heated pool because it was much more spacious and gave our babygirl plenty of room to practice her swimming. There's also a splash zone for the kiddos, although our little one wasn't interested in that at all. She wanted to do what the big kids were doing, the pool. Another nice touch was the outdoor food truck, which offered quick handheld bites along with both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. It was convenient when we wanted something to eat or drink without having to leave the pool area. Our room was cleaned daily and fully restocked, which we really appreciated. Eden Resort and Suites was the perfect place for our family getaway. We felt comfortable, had plenty to do, and made some great memories together. Hubby asked me if I would return... My answer? ABSOLUTELY! We would definitely stay here again!

    Want to offer a counterbalance to some recent reviews that took place over 4th of July…read more.. We stayed here for 2 nights. Room was spacious and comfortable - 4/5 Housekeeping was excellent. Baby made a mess 1st night and they handled professionally and friendly -5/5 Pools and kids splash zone were excellent. Only complaint is that they were packed like sardines. Also kids splash zone had a lot of adults with 0 sense on how to act. They went into pools wearing outside clothes and shoes, and some were using kids splash pad as a shower. Not so much Eden issue as id*otic guests - 4/5 Now here is where story gets interesting. Storms knocked out the power on 4th of July to all of Lancaster. Hotel had no power, pools closed, fridges defrosting, no phone charging. Did it suck - yes. Is it fault of Eden - no. All of Lancaster had no power and downed trees. We slept 2nd night in pitch dark with no AC and it was just fine. Hotel refunded 2nd night promptly so ended up paying just for 1st night. Can't seriously blame the resort for power outage caused by storms

    Lancaster Arts Hotel - Artwork everywhere

    Lancaster Arts Hotel

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    Our stay was very enjoyable but a few notes of discontent as well as what we enjoyed…read more Firstly, our check in was delayed due to housekeeping. Secondly, the provided breakfast was very disappointing. So much so that we went shopping for breakfast items to keep in our room as we had no interest in dining out each morning. Also, our suite did lack robes which made it much harder to remain comfortable while we relaxed after soaking in our hot tub and during our morning breakfasts in room. That being said, if you'd prefer prepared breakfasts, there is a great couple cafes just on the other side of the parking garage that open fairly early. Just don't expect this hotel to satisfy any real hunger in the morning. To summarize what was available: Overly lemon juice coated fruits Plain white bread products with a toaster Scrambled powdered eggs and bacon so thin it doesn't even taste like bacon Cereal/milk Oatmeal Overcooked hard boiled eggs (green ring around yolks) I think I saw yogurt on people's tables but it was gone when we arrived. Lastly, the tables in the breakfast room are very wobbly. We moved once and it was still an issue at the next so that was about the time we left. That being said, here are the things we loved: -Great ambiance in the lobby with a couple games and sketchbooks to pass time. -Friendly front desk staff -charming suite with spacious hot tub and powerful shower -comfortable couches, bed, and chairs -in suite table was sturdy and did not wobble -proximity to cafes and shops -free parking -restaurant on site; for dinner only. -nearby park/trail decent for jogging/walking

    My wife and I stayed at Lancaster Arts on a recent weekend trip. It was our first time staying…read morethere and our first time in Lancaster. The location is solid, walkable to downtown and right next to the baseball stadium. Plenty of free parking and some really cool businesses right in the vicinity. Check in was easy and staff was very friendly. We stayed in a Loft Suite and were very happy with the room. The bar in the hotel lobby was very welcoming and we enjoyed a couple cocktails both at the bar and brought to our room. Overall great experience and definitely would return.

    Avid Hotels Lancaster - venues - Updated September 2026

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