Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square

25 S Queen St, Lancaster, PA 17603

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Experience this landmark hotel in Lancaster, PA, featuring elegant interiors, impeccable service, remarkable architecture and historic charm. Central to Downtown Lancaster and integrated beautifully with a world-class convention center, this Lancaster, Pennsylvania, hotel at historic Penn Square offers amenities discerning hotel guests expect. A breathtaking lobby invites visitors to gather as they enjoy magnificent street views from one of the leading hotels in Lancaster, PA. Posh guestrooms feature spectacular views of Downtown and offer 37-inch LCD TVs, granite countertops, and lavish bedding.

 

An exciting selection of rural adventures awaits guests, presenting over 90 art galleries, fine dining, shopping, and historic landmarks. As one of the premier hotels near Dutch Wonderland, visitors will have endless opportunities to explore one of the largest National Historic Register Districts in the country. Depart from ordinary Lancaster, PA, hotels and discover the illustrious Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square.

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• Remarkable presence in vibrant Downtown Lancaster (a National Historic District) near Central Market, the Fulton Theatre, and unique shopping/dining.

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• Innumerable experiences including dozens of respected art galleries, Amish culture, Rockvale and Tanger Outlets, and rural family adventures.

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• Uniquely integrated with world-class convention center offering spacious ballrooms and magnificent architectural and historic features.

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Book your room for the 2020 Rose and Shamrock Festival

 

Start Date: Friday, February 14, 2020

End Date: Sunday, February 16, 2020

Last Day to Book: Tuesday, January 14, 2020

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Special group rate:

·  Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square  for $155.00 USD per night

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* A one-night non-refundable deposit will be charged at the time of booking

Holiday Inn Lancaster

26 East Chestnut Street, Lancaster, PA 17602

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ARRIVAL DATE / DEPARTURE DATE

(Check-in 3pm / Check-out 11am)

 

​ROOMS AVAILABLE

Single queen bed & two queen beds

 

COMPLIMENTARY OFFERINGS

• Free In-Room WIFI

• Free Use of Business Center

• Free Use of Fitness Room

 

PARKING (Not included in the rates)

If needed:

$12.00 per night, per vehicle, with unlimited in/out access

 (Must park at the Duke Street parking garage, adjacent to the Hotel)

Lancaster Arts Hotel

300 Harrisburg Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603

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Our Unique, Boutique Lancaster Arts Hotel

Situated in the heart of downtown, Lancaster Arts Hotel features deluxe accommodations with unique surroundings. All of the rooms, from the lobby to the suites, are filled with original works of art, especially that of local Pennsylvania artists. We are proud to display some of Lancaster's finest works of art, with a collection worth over $300,000 dollars. We have 269 pieces of art by 36 artists who work in 15 different mediums. With an on-site restaurant, fitness facilities, and a location central to all the best attractions in Lancaster County, Lancaster Arts Hotel is an ideal choice for your travels.

 

History

On 1 September 1881, Thomas E. Franklin of Lancaster sold the lot of 300 Harrisburg Avenue to Arnold Falk, of New York, for $1400. Mr. Falk proceeded to build a 3 ½-story double warehouse measuring 64 feet and 4 ½ inches by 245 feet, half of which he sold three months later to Albert S. Rosenbaum, also of New York. The property was divided down the center by a party wall and was occupied by G. Falk and Bro. and A.S. Rosenbaum Tobacco Warehouse. Sometime afterward, the buildings were combined under one deed and single ownership, becoming the Falk and Rosenbaum Tobacco Warehouse. Thereafter, the building was used for tobacco storage by at least three other companies until circa 1945. Over the next forty years, the building was occupied by a wholesale paper and twine business, presumably United Paper and Twine, and then used for storage by various companies, including an electronics business. It is one of four buildings still standing from what had been a collection of eight warehouses. As a member of Historic Hotels of America, the Lancaster Arts Hotel proudly embraces its historic roots not only in our building, but in our city, the oldest inland city in the Country.

 

Lancaster Accommodations

The 63 guestrooms and suites of Lancaster Arts Hotel have been appointed with comfort as well as beauty in mind. Taking a cue from the historic former tobacco warehouse that houses the hotel, designers have played with a successful juxtaposition of 21st century comforts such as wi-fi internet access, iPod docking stations, HDTV, flat-screen televisions with handcrafted furnishing, exposed ceiling beams and brick walls, and of course, that glorious art work.

Cork Factory Hotel

480 New Holland Avenue, Suite 3000, Lancaster, PA 17602

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If 19th century brick walls and wood ceilings could talk, they would speak a familiar narrative. Enterprise & industry. American vision. An honest day’s work for an honest day’s pay. The buildings that make up Cork Factory Hotel once housed the historic Armstrong Cork and Kerr Glass companies. Today, the hotel preserves and honors that history. And it is not just in the architecture, it’s the attitude: honest, authentic and welcoming.

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THE HISTORY OF URBAN PLACE – THE HOME OF CORK FACTORY HOTEL

Cork is impermeable; watertight; solid; and a perfect synonym for the long tradition Urban Place exemplifies in Lancaster. Yet one thing still flows easily through it, and in great quantity: History. Once home to Lancaster Cork Works, a 19th century cork factory, the buildings of Urban Place have been deliberately transfigured into a modish 300,000 square foot community primed for staying, gathering, dining, working, shopping, and living.

Cork is also elastic, boasting diverse and valuable uses. So, too, is Urban Place, creatively reused to offer luxury apartments; modern retail and commercial outlets; restaurants; event spaces; and Cork Factory Hotel.

But most of all cork is buoyant. The dynamic mixed-use community of Urban Place not only rests atop the industrial giants who helped build Lancaster, but also rises above the typical and is a benchmark in the revitalization of historic Downtown Lancaster.