Downtown Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Historic. Refined. Gettysburg.
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Est. 1889 · Reopened 2026
A Civil War-Era Hotel, Reimagined
Long before it was a hotel, this house witnessed history. Built in 1836 and once host to Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower, York and Stratton carries nearly two centuries of Gettysburg’s story under one roof.
Rooms & Suites
Every Room Tells a Different Story
From the original Carriage House to sun-filled garden chambers, no two rooms are alike. Find the one that’s yours.
* Miss Emily Rose Chamber
* Northern Spy Chamber
LOCAL TOURS
See Gettysburg Through a Local's Eyes
Battlefield walks, ghost tours, and guided history — book a curated Gettysburg experience right from your stay, no extra planning required.
The Walkable Town
Steps From Everything Worth Seeing
Lincoln Square is a two-minute walk. The battlefield begins where the town ends, and the ridge road is best at first light.
2 min
Lincoln Square, the Wills House and the Majestic Theater
4 min
Downtown Historic District, Baltimore Street shops, galleries, and restaurants.
14 min
Steinwehr Ave, Main commercial corridor with restaurants, taverns, and shops
18 min
On foot to the National Cemetery
and the visitor center
What Guests Love
12 Reasons To Stay With Us
- One of Gettysburg’s most historic and elegant pre-civil war homes that frequently hosted Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower
- Downtown Gettysburg location
- Four 1st floor rooms and one handicapped accessible room
- Three rooms with jetted tubs, two with large soaking tubs and 14 rooms with an electric fireplace
- All rooms are family-friendly and three rooms are dog-friendly
- Complimentary gourmet breakfast each morning
- Private bathrooms and air-conditioning in all rooms
- Complimentary evening wine reception
- Smart tv’s, Amazon echoes and high speed wifi in all rooms
- Large outdoor deck with fire pit
- Discounted city parking
- Exceptional hospitality
