The hotel is nice. I come to Hanover for work fairly often. This is the first time I've stayed here…read moreas opposed to the Holiday Inn express that's across the parking lot. Both hotels are very similar. This hotel is probably a little bit nicer. However, the beds in the Holiday Inn in my opinion I'm more comfortable. I prefer a soft bed. The beds here are relatively hard. My body is so sore from sleeping in these beds. The next time I come back, I will be returning to the Holiday Inn express. This is not a bad hotel. My biggest complaint is the comfort level in the beds. If you prefer a harder bed, this hotel is probably right for you.

Had a pleasantly uneventful stay at this hotel. Easy check in/check out via Hilton iPhone app. I…read morewas even able to get a digital key, helpful when arriving late in the evening, and go straight to my room without checking in at the front desk. There was plenty of parking and the hotel itself was very clean and had hand sanitizing stations on each floor near the elevator. I found the bed to be very comfortable and had no problem getting a good nights rest here. The bathroom is also fine... The shower pressure was decent and the drainage was good (seems to me a lot of hotel showers don't drain well - this one worked). There was also a welcome letter under my door that I found upon arrival, recognizing me as a Hilton honors member and welcoming me to the hotel, which I found to be a very nice touch.

1:00 pm on a Thursday afternoon. The place was all but empty. Lunch menu was full of bar fair…read moreselection.. I ordered cream of crab soup. It had good flavor. The portion was small for the price. And a had mushy texture in parts of it . (Tells me it was frozen at on point.) I also ordered wings. The mixture of how I ordered them came out good. I do recommend them. For bar fair food And service. I got what I expected. And maybe a little better. Local own bars usually has better food. Better than large chains. This location of a bar has been here for many years. I'm sure it will out live me.

first thing i have to say is the food here is incredible and the ladies who work the bar are always…read moreso kind and lovely, i've been living in hanover for almost a year now and the hotel hanover is by far the best restaurant i've eaten at here but there is a bearded man named ian who works there sometimes i've only seen him twice and the first time we had him as the bar tender he was short and cold with us. i didn't think much of it because it was busy and i assumed he had had a long day. recently my boyfriend and i went to order wings (by far the best wings in town) and we order that almost every time. we went to order and said in total we want 24 wings and 12 garlic parm and 12 the jamaican jerk. this man slammed his fist down on the table and shouted "i told you i can't do half and half!" the fist slam made me jump bc it took me off guard. i politely said "please do not be aggressive toward us" he went on about how we can't have 12 wings each in different flavors because it is a different price, we never once asked the price just said 24 in total and told him the flavors we wanted. he said we can't have 12 garlic and 12 jerk i again politely said that's just want we have been ordering everytime we've been here which has been over 10 times he started storming around cussing under his breath. when he came back out from the kitchen, i was almost in tears because i have never been treated like that EVER. i said "hey man im sure you're a really cool guy but you need to be nicer we haven't done anything wrong to you and all the ladies who work here have never had a problem with us and have even complimented us about how lovely we are to have there" he said "well they shouldn't have" again that took me back. i said im sorry and i said i even noticed he was rude to the man that was in there before us and he started to talk about how the man was a bum and didn't have enough money so he had to spot him a few dollars for his meal i said "i understand you are upset about that but that has nothing to do with us" he stated shouting again and that made my boyfriend feel like he was getting aggressive towards me again so he stood up for me and then the man told us to leave and made us get our food togo bc he would refund us our money so sad and disappointing.

Expensive for the experience . The staff were friendly and the breakfast was good however the place…read morehas seen better days. The rooms looked a bit worn, outlets in inconvenient places, snack and drink machines were cash only. Not terrible- but meh.

I stayed in this hotel for a couple of nights while in the area for work. The staff was very…read morefriendly. The room was nice. The bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was good. The hotel was also very quiet. There are a lot of restaurants in the area. I would most certainly stay here again. The young lady at the front desk was extremely nice. It was a very good experience.

What has happened to this place? I have stayed here many…read moretimes in the last twelve years, but won't be staying here again. The place isn't the Ritz, but it was decent for the money . But this recent visit was certainly not worth $150/ night! There was no clock in the room, only one outlet for plugins, the mattress was falling off of the box springs, and there was no coffee/ coffee pot (which was always in the rooms before). The previous breakfasts were adequate with waffles, cereal, bagels and coffee cakes and beverages. Now there's not enough food to be called breakfast! On the plus side, the ladies at the front desk are very sweet. Stay at the Super 8 in Gettysburg! It's cheaper and so much nicer!

Would not stay here again. The sole saving grace were the staff…read more Look, I get it. It's a Super 8. I'm not looking for Fancy. I'm not looking for amenities out the wazoo. But what I am always looking for in a hotel is clean. This place looked like it hadn't been properly cleaned in ages. The walls had crud on them. Toilet seat was broken and dirty. Caulking in bathroom was filthy. Every corner had a quarter inch of dirt. The desk was smudged and disgusting. The desk chair had something spilled on it. The bottom of the tub made me want to wear shower shoes. Nothing was dusted. See my pics. And this all REMAINED after we complained and were told the cleaning staff went up to address the problems. Nope.

Very interesting hotel. It is a golf course quarters for players. But open to the public. Only down…read morefall I see is there is no hotel. And since I am out here for a bowling tournament and wanted to bring in my balls. That is some heavy lugging up to 3rd floor. The rooms are nice and definitely the air conditioning works well. Room was cold and it is near 90 outside. So that was nice as I turned up the temp some. There is plenty parking for guest and golfer's. The restaurant is very good. And plenty staff to wait on you. The view is so nice if you out on the deck. Mountains in the back ground of a golf course. Just amazing. This place is a hidden gem if you truly looking to relax. And if you play golf you'd be in heaven. They have a golf pro shop here as well if you forget or want to start playing. It's is not the Marriott or Hyatt but it is worth passing on reward points and enjoying Quarters. Lol

Going to give this a 2 star review as I've truly enjoyed playing this course in the past. However,…read morethe conditions have slowly gone down hill in the last few years. Several greens have issues. Tee boxes are uneven and even the ones that are even, the staff manages to put the markers on the uneven parts. This used to be a top tier public course but now the only thing top tier are the prices. The course is in rough condition right now with the greens not being mowed down or rolled among other issues around the course but yet they are already charging summer prices. Went to play 9 holes on Sunday 4/19 around 3 pm and there were only 3 other groups out there (all on the back 9) and the fee was $35. In all honesty, for those prices, save your money and go play at quail valley, or go play 18 at range end or Flatbush. Both were priced around $48 for 18 holes around that time and are probably in better condition right now.

Once again spent the Veterans Day holiday weekend with friends at our beloved Keystone Inn. (This…read moretime I stayed in the General Reynolds Room for the first time. I fully recommend the three-floor climb to walk off some calories from the delicious breakfasts!) Speaking of, innkeepers Carrie and Olivia took great care of us. We were even lucky enough to interact with Co-owner Christine Cambell who was also there for the weekend. (If she's there with you, pick her brain!!! She knows everything Gettysburg and is a most gracious hostess.) The property is very well thought out and appointed. While preserving lots of the look and feel of times gone by, it also affords guests with every modern convenience! Do yourself a favor and treat yourself to a wonderful retreat in one of our nation's most historic cities. You won't regret it. A. Clyde

The Inn is an absolutely gorgeous building, beautifully furnished, and our room (The Basil Biggs…read moreRoom) had its own balcony and a luxurious king-sized bed and a sofa for sitting and reading. The location is good. The breakfasts were uneven: one outstanding, one pretty awful (a cold Egg McMuffin and cottage cheese?), and one so-so. But perhaps they had a new or temporary cook, because other reviewers did not seem to find this to be the case. We did not find a book in our room with information? Instructions on operating the thermostat would have been helpful, as it got quite cold the third night. Parking is very generous. All in all, we would return, as this was definitely the nicest of the three B&Bs in which I have stayed in Gettysburg.