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Based on KAYAK hotel searches, the most popular destination is Philadelphia (72% of total searches to Pennsylvania). The next most popular destinations are Pittsburgh (15%) and Lancaster (8%). Searches for hotels in York (6%) are also popular.
KAYAK users have found double rooms in Pennsylvania for as cheap as £30 (Altoona) in the last 3 days. The average price is £155.
In the last 72 hours, users have found Pennsylvania hotels for tonight for as low as £43 (Ronks). Users have also found 3-star hotels from £55 (Ronks) and 4-star+ hotels from £108 (Moon).
In the last 72 hours, users have found Pennsylvania hotels for this weekend for as low as £42 (Carlisle) per night. Users have also found 3-star hotels from £95 (York) and 4-star+ hotels from £406 (Philadelphia).
You will find both of these iconic destinations on the east side of the downtown area of Philadelphia very near the Old City neighborhood that contains all manner of historic artifacts and locations that are famous throughout American history. The Penn's View Hotel and The Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District make some good hotel choices in this area.
This unique combination of a chocolate factory and a sprawling amusement park is a destination that families love to visit in Pennsylvania. Some family-friendly hotels that make a great place to stay when visiting this destination include the Simmons Motel, The Days Inn by Wyndham Hershey, and The Super 8 by Wyndham Hershey.
The state of Pennsylvania is home to a number of world-class golf courses including Oakmont Country Club that has been the home to a number of large professional golf events over the years. A couple of good hotel choices in this area for golfers include The Quality Inn and Suites and The Holiday Inn Express Pittsburgh North.