- Milton and Catherine “Kitty” Hershey envisioned a hotel based on their world travels. You’ll see this connection immediately at The Hotel Hershey with its Mediterranean-inspired green roof, Spanish tile floors and open terraces.
- No matter which side your room faces, the hotel’s perch atop Pat’s Hill gives it a stellar, sweeping view of Hershey and the surrounding countryside.
- Most visitors to Hershey come seeking chocolate, and the hotel’s location and affiliation with the factory, amusement park and other attractions make planning a snap.
- From onsite shops to turndown service to, of course, the amazing dessert menu at The Circular, the hotel embraces its cocoa-covered history and shares it with you. Those with a sweet tooth will find pure sugary bliss here through endless chocolate.
- While there’s no debating this is a luxury hotel, the welcoming ambiance and planned activities for younger guests (think summertime bonfires and s’mores) allow families to find an upscale hotel with balance.
When you stay at The Hotel Hershey, you will receive complimentary admission to Hershey Gardens, a 23-acre walk-through botanical display garden. It offers 11 themed gardens, including more than 30,000 tulips (spring); more than 5,000 roses (summer); and a Children’s Garden with chocolate-scented flora. The Milton & Catherine Hershey Conservatory includes a year-round indoor tropical Butterfly Atrium. Featuring 600 of the winged insects from around the world, it’s one of only 25 year-round indoor tropical butterfly atriums in the U.S.
- You’ll also receive admission to The Hershey Story Museum, which honors and preserves the life and legacy of Milton S. Hershey as well as the town he created.
- Another bonus of staying at the Forbes Travel Guide Recommended hotel is the free resort benefits, included for all guests at this Official Resort of Hersheypark. The perks include the best price on Hersheypark tickets, complimentary parking, free extra evening and morning hours to enjoy the park, and more.
- The rooms at The Hotel Hershey are elegantly and tastefully appointed. Being an older property — it opened in 1933 — the luxury Pennsylvania hotel has traditional guest rooms that are a bit on the snug side.
- If you need to spread out at The Hotel Hershey, try to snatch up one of the small number of suites. The premium king rooms feature a large bedroom with a king-sized bed, as well as a seating area with a pull-out sofa bed and sitting area.
- Another option is to stay in the Milton Hershey Suite or the Catherine Hershey Suite. The Catherine Hershey Suite is perfect if you’re bringing the whole family to the Recommended hotel.
- The bathrooms at this Recommended hotel are well-appointed with marble tile and a combination tub and shower with a curved shower bar for extra space. The same goes for suite bathrooms, although the spacious Milton Hershey Suite does have a bathroom with double sinks. Inside the villas, the bathrooms are much larger, with a separate shower and soaking tub.
The Villas at Hotel Hershey are the premier accommodations. Stay in a king or double-queen room with world-class bathrooms featuring a rainforest showerhead and soaking tub with a flat-screen TV. Small groups and families may reserve an entire four- or six-bedroom cottage, which includes access to a multi-functional Great Room with cathedral ceilings, a fireplace, microwave and wet bar with a refrigerator.
- Children will be delighted by the kids' check-in, where a special guest book, candy guessing game and prize wheel are sure to start their stay on a sweet note.
- The Cocoa Kids Club also offers an evening program of activities, games, crafts and s’mores so parents can squeeze in a night out on their own.
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