Eisenhower Hotel & Conference Center

Visited here on a long weekend get away with hubby for a convention. The food was decent, there are plenty of local options and national food chains within reasonable distance by car. Staff was very nice. The rooms to me are out dated. The showers used a cloth curtain, which to me from a hygiene standpoint was unsanitary. But, that is just personal preference. The rooms weren’t cleaned everyday however I had no problem with this. Towels were changed and trash were emptied everyday. This place is very walk heavy. So if you have trouble walking and are contemplating bringing a mobility scooter. Definitely bring it! This hotel is also very accessible with ramps at most hallways and large elevators. My only complaint would be that the fitted sheets to fit the bed too well and were coming off d

Positive: I liked the fact of my rooms location. Had a pool side room, and was close to where my vehicle was parked. I also enjoyed the breakfast. I was shocked by the ratings for this hotel. If you want a Hilton then go one. I would definitely stay again. Negative: They should update their photos. For the most part it was similar to what was online, with the exception of the pool having what looked like a cabana..

Indoor pool was way too warm, I think right away about bacteria. Also there should be non slip something in bath tub. My granddaughter slipped and could have been bad. Front desk staff was very helpful when I asked if necessary could I stay a extra night. I didn't but it would have been no problem Basic breakfast kept hot!!!

We stayed in Nov 2025. Will absolutely stay again. When I say the pool was heated, I cannot say it clearly enough. It was a hot tub without the bubbles. Poolside rooms were fantastic. One cook & 1 bartender during a small 'con'and we still had hot fresh food quickly. Rooms were clean, sheets fresh and white, bathrooms were spotless. Pool towels aplenty. Cannot wait for our next stay. Do not hesitate on this one! Close to gettysburg college!

The worst hotel we have ever stayed in. It is old, tired, in need of total refurbishing. Really, it needs to be torn down and rebuilt. It's named for Eisenhower, which is unkind to his name, and certainly feels like the 50s. There is a new section of the hotel that looked much better. I tried to get us into that part, but was unsuccessful. The elevator was way at the end of two long halls, and there were no carts for luggage. The front desk gave us directions to our room that took us around the building to what was an obscure entrance that required a steep flight of steps. We had no idea where an elevator entrance was. We are barely mobile, so it was very difficult. The ceiling light fixture worked, but was coming out of the wall. The mirror that was supposed to be decorative was so blurr