A Ghost Tours of the Gettysburg Battlefield Pennsylvania, United States

The accommodations have got spread out in spacious rooms with three double beds on which up to seven people can sleep.

Types of Rooms you will Get are

• One king bed
• One queen bed
• Two queen beds
• Two double beds
• Three double beds
• King with Jacuzzi Tub
• One queen bed- Handicapped
• Two room suite

Gettysburg Battlefield Ghost Tours

The on-site, the Reliance Mine Saloon, the cocktail lounge offers the unique experience to cap off your day of touring in Quality Inn Gettysburg Battlefield.

A walking tour to Gettysburg includes a haunted house. The weekly special events or activities include Midnight House Tours with a guest medium.

It is open for the public for guided tours and visits most of the days of the year.

There is also a museum, and many other activities get organized in relation with the haunted historical background of the place.

Where is Gettysburg Battlefield

Quality Inn Gettysburg Battlefield gets located at the crossroads of American history. Its gateway is to the country’s most legendary destinations.

This hotel puts you steps from the iconic landmarks and beautiful scenery. There have got explored houses and taverns have been dating back centuries and have set foot on this historic civil war battlefield.

You can drive through the scenic orchards of the Pennsylvania Fruit belt, and the unique sample blends at the local distilleries and wineries. You can also visit the campus of Gettysburg College.

The hotel gets located in the centre of the downtown Gettysburg; it gets surrounded by the plenty of things that you can do there like walking to restaurants, shops, monuments, family attractions, and museums.

Nearby Destinations in Gettysburg Battlefield

• Gettysburg National Military Park
• Gettysburg College
• Gettysburg Museum & Visitor Center
• The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg
• Eisenhower National Historic Site
• Liberty Mountain Resort

Gettysburg Battlefield Haunting

Gettysburg is the most haunted towns in Pennsylvania of the United States.

More than 7,800 brave union soldiers have lost their lives, and around ten thousand got wounded and crippled during the three days of the intense battle which ended on 3 July 1863.

There seems to be no wonder that over hundred of ghostly encounters have got reported at this National Military Park and Visitor Center.

Gettysburg Battlefield Visitor Center

Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center is the place from where you will begin your visit to the Gettysburg battlefield.

At the visitor center, the visitors will find the information about how to visit the park and what they can see there around the Gettysburg.

Hours of Operation

• Summer hours (1 April- 31 October) – 8 am – 6 pm.
• Winter hours (1 November- 31 March) – 9 am- 5 pm
• Closed- Christmas day, Thanksgiving day, and New Year’s day
• Early Closure- 1 pm on Christmas Eve

Fees: There is no fee for entering this building.

Reservation

• Adult (age 13+): $15
• Seniors (65+) and Military Veterans: $14
• Active Duty U.S. Military Personnel: Free
• AAA Discount: $14
• Youth (age 6-12): $10
• Child (age 5 and younger): Free

So, park your car and move to the Gettysburg battlefield, attractions, museums, shops, and ghost stories of the hotel. This location is too great. So, walk out of the rooms right on to the Gettysburg battlefield.

It provides good microbrewery and restaurant across the street. When you wake up, you will get ready to go to Gettysburg every day in your time. Do not let this opportunity to visit there pass by.