We felt welcome right from the moment that Dave and Carrie greeted us at the door. Everything…read moreseemed generous, from the stocked public fridge (juice, water, soda and beer), to the nicely decorated, very comfortable sunroom and outdoor deck. We stayed in room two, which was very nice for us; it overlooks the front of the home, and has plenty of windows for a nice cross breeze which we enjoyed in early May for sleeping. The property overlooks a quiet spring in the back, where chairs and a firepit are nestled near the stream. We had a nice time sitting on the back deck and getting to know Carrie and Dave, and another guest; the innkeepers were genuinely interested in getting to know us, but not overly involved and had zero problem giving us and the other guests plenty of room to enjoy the home ourselves. Breakfast was again very generous and enjoyable for us; we are healthy eaters and picky about what we eat. We did not go hungry whatsoever. Breakfast consisted of ham quiche, fresh coffee and tea, milk, sausage, muffins, Greek yogurt with fresh cut fruit and a crumbled topping. All amenities were accounted for in the rooms including towels, soap, shampoo, body wash, Q-tips, cotton, plenty of towels, and clean drinking glasses. We could not have asked for a nicer stay and plan to go back again.

Kristina and Jack made my daughter and I very comfortable during move-in weekend. We had plenty of…read morestress with timing and Kristina and Jack accommodated our early breakfast, storing our luggage and late checkout. The house is clean and neat with considerate touches everywhere making our stay more pleasant. Our breakfast was delicious and conversation with other guests fun. I just wish my daughter was not already a senior since we have now found an outstanding place to stay!

GREAT PLACE TO STAY!!! We came up here for our 35th anniversary weekend. We were greeted by the…read moreowners and given a brief tour of this lovely B&B. The yard was fantastic. We stayed in the carriage house and could look out the window at the hills, and watch the fog roll off the hills. Such a wonderful view. We could walk through the lit up garden at night on the way to our car. (Parking was in the back through an alley way.) The owners greeted us in the morning and had a scrumptious breakfast for us. We would definitely stay here again. [The present owners are in the process of retiring and have the B&B up for sale- we hope the new owners keep up the standards the present owners have.]

We stopped here as a midway point from Syracuse, NY to Friendsville, MD. We had a lovely time here…read more The hotel was super quiet when sleeping, the room was spacious and well appointed, and the staff were exemplary. The best part was the hotel bar and bartender Kyle. We stopped in for drinks both nights of our stay, and it was obvious that he knew his mixology skills, and was a favorite of the locals. We also enjoyed dinner in the hotel restaurant. It was pricey, but the food was fresh and well prepared. We would easily stay here again the next time we pass through.

Terrific boutique hotel a gem in the middle of State College. Excellently curated and newly…read morerenovated. The staff was very helpful kind and professional.

Great Location Good Value…read more We spent two weekend nights the the Hyatt Place State College PA and were pleased with our visit. Per the staff, the hotel was renovated and it was a great clean condition. We had a seventh floor double suite and our rooms were very clean, comfortable, and just right in size. The double queens had good mattresses. We thoroughly enjoyed the Hyatt Place Lobby Bar for nightcaps each night. Tina, the bar tender was very welcoming, friendly, and professional. Tina was the top staff performer at the hotel - Kudos to her. Hotel parking was very easy with a 6 story parking garage around the block and validated fees. Only one slight complaint - the TV signal in our rooms was not good. The TVs took quite along time to lock-in a signal and struggled to keep it. Out TVs would simply shut off mid program which was annoying. We left out TVs on during the day (mute) in order to keep a signal. We would definitely stay at Hyatt Place State College again next visit. Cheers.

As soon as you walk into the lobby…read more.. There is an EMPTY desk with a sign on it directing you to take the elevator to the second floor for your check-in. That's a very cold first impression.... You should have somebody at that desk, checking people in with a secondary location available on the second floor. For security reasons alone.... That is a big mistake. I have traveled across this country and to many other countries.... You never walk into an empty lobby with a sign on a desk. miserable fail..... I took the elevator to the second floor to check in. You need to know your license plate number which I didn't. Therefore, I had to go back downstairs through the cold lobby outside to get my plate number. This place does not have its own parking and they make you pay for the parking deck across the street. They do not own that parking deck, so it is packed with just anybody... Very inconvenient.... I've been coming up to Penn State since my son became a student 20 years ago and then I subsequently bought rental units. I do not usually stay at this hotel, but my Hyatt card allowed me some free nights at this place, so I took them. Your room key also works the elevator. That is quite bizarre. I am familiar with a room key, giving you access to a penthouse or restricted floors but not every floor. Are you worried about Security? Why don't you put a member of your staff at that empty desk in your lobby? You know where that large staircase is leading up to the second floor? Somebody with ill intentions can easily walk into your lobby walk right up the steps to where people are gathered at the bar or the restaurant.... There is nobody to stop them at the first point of entry. Bizarre. July 4, 2026 day one Barely any television service the entire afternoon or evening. I called a few times about this issue and they seemed less than impressed. There is this sound of water through the pipes in the bathroom that rushes through consistently and then it's very loud and I'm not sure about it. The room was very clean. July 5, 2026 Headed to the second floor for their breakfast. I have to start a painting job so I was there at 6:30 when it opened. The buffet was very clean and well organized. Food was good. Then I headed to the front desk, where I spoke to Martin about the television set. I told him I had already called the day before a few times. He said he would have it checked. I went to work. I came back at 4 PM. I could not get into the parking garage. The card that they gave me suddenly stopped working. I called to help button and they told me to cancel on the screen. I did that and it offered me a ticket to pay for parking. So now I will have to bring that to the front desk this morning before I head out to work. When I arrived back at my room, my room was not cleaned. I had to call the front desk and ask for towels and coffee. They came up right away. They did not leave me any bottled water for the coffee. I called the front desk. They told me they do not give out more mini waters after the first day. It's literally two bottles of miniature waters that might add up to one regular bottle. This place is supposed to be considered upscale in this neighborhood.... Im from the city so upscale has a different meaning for me. I would not stay here again for one very important reason only.... That entrance point into this hotel is open to anyone and everyone. There is nobody on the first floor to check anybody. That is a HUGE security breach in a time where Security needs to be at the forefront of our minds.

I paid $230 for a room with a queen bed. The carpets are decades old, there were water leaks in the…read morewalls, and the air conditioning unit had black mold growing in the vents.

We have stayed at this hotel multiple times, most recent experience was nearly perfect but the lack…read moreof great water pressure keeps my rating at a 4. Front desk staff has been consistently friendly and accommodating.

Ramada State College is an interesting hotel. It's easy to find being off of S. Atherton St and has…read moreplenty of parking, but it's clearly an older hotel due to its complicated design. It has rooms with both indoor and outdoor entrances, conference facilities, and an indoor pool directly off of many rooms. Check in was easy, with the biggest challenge being how to find your room due to the maze-like structure, but they do have maps. There is an on-site restaurant and a small game room with several arcade machines. Our room was located in the atrium like area that had the pool and hot tub, with additional space for tables. Room had a large glass window facing into the atrium, but the blinds did keep the light out. The door was hard to get closed at times. Room was clearly renovated at some point, and had modern wood floors and a large non-smart TV. Came with a large mini fridge and microwave. The beds and pillows were reasonably comfortable, and there were enough electrical sockets. Downsides to our room was the bathroom was small, even with the sink being located outside of it. I did not like the shower head, while multi-function it was not powerful enough. The complimentary breakfast was respectable with eggs, sausage, potatoes, French toast, various fruits, baked items, yogurt, coffee, juice, and other items. Items were fresh and kept well stocked. Overall, for some people this hotel would be perfectly fine for a one or two day stay. If you have more people, or are staying several days, I'd probably look for a better but more expensive hotel in the area.

I stayed once and will never return. The space is dated and the room was musty with a hint of mold…read more It feels like the hotel has a captive audience for football weekends and other Penn Stare events and there is just no interest in keeping it up to date, much as less clean and maintained. You would do better to stay out of town and drive in if this were your only choice. A shame as you can see what the hotel once was like and a little investment could go a long way to regrowing a customer base.

Great experience and great value. Service is top notch. Great safe location. Restaurant within…read morewalking distance. Rooms are a bit dated, very old tv. But otherwise Great value and experience.

Reserved the handicap accessible room. Shower was handicap (thank you) but don't you think the bed…read moreshould be lower for a handicap person getting from a wheelchair to bed?? Just a thought. My Mom couldn't sleep in the bed. Slept in the office chair. I didn't see a comfy chair anywhere in lobby that I could've brought in. No I didn't say anything to front desk cause I can't imagine them wheeling in a lower bed late at night.

Stayed for graduation. Small room for two people (queen bed). Had all amenities micro fridge and…read morecoffee pot. Ironing board and iron. The shower was massive. I loved the shower door that completely closed. Great water pressure. Bed was firm. Polyfil pillows. Free breakfast was fruit assortment (apples, bananas, oranges). Yogurt assortment (chiobani). Assorted Jimmy Deam breakfast sammies to heat up in microwave. They had two belgian waffle makers. Assorted juices and cereals / milk. Coffee and tea all day. Staff friendly and engaging. Called to ask if we wanted housekeeping services or fresh towels. Only downside is the thin walls. We could hear our next door neighbor's entire conversation as well as their late night singing to one another. Yes I said singing. ‍ Hotel is close to many local restaurants and shopping centers. Was 15 minutes from Bryce Jordan Center. Would consider again. Was $200 less than Hampton Inn

The best part of our stay was the bed - sooo comfortable! The little breakfast buffet was simple…read morebut very nice. Really great shower!! The staff was super nice too! Just a couple drawbacks. There was only one chair in the room. It would've been nice for us both to be able to sit at the same time without one of us havng to sit on the bed especially if we were eating. And there was also only one very small drawer that we had to pile our clothes in. Other than that, it was a really nice stay and I'd recommend this hotel!

Great location, plenty of parking, helpful and friendly staff. I was given a handicapped…read moreaccessible room, which I didn't really care for - the bathroom sink had no room to put toiletries/curling iron. Shower was a big roll-in shower that splashed the floor, even with the curtain closed. The shade on the window wouldn't go up, it was one of those "old fashioned" types where you pull a little on the bottom and it should go up (no pull cords, etc). It kind of looked like someone pulled it down as far as it could go and broke it. I love natural light, so I ended up using a hanger from the closet (with the clips) and I folded the shade up and clipped it. Breakfast was ok - your typical continental along with flavorless/powdered scrambled eggs, sausage or bacon (depending on the day), potatoes....but they do have a pancake making machine, which I really liked. Coffee, hot chocolate and tea available 24/7. Minor complaints, so I would stay here again when in the area.

This was a great place to stay. The only reason I gave it 4 was there were a couple of issues that…read moreforced us to switch rooms but the staff was simply outstanding during that. Calvin, in particular really made sure that we were taken care of and that we were comfortable. He even took additional steps to ensure that our stay was pleasant. I will be back in State College next year and will most likely stay there again. It is alto convenient to Penn State and plenty of restaurants.