Altland House Inn and Suites

The restaurant was very good. We ate there both nights.

A stay at the Atland Hotel is quaint and charming. The town circle is reminiscent of a century ago. The décor takes you back to its time period, with high ceilings, transoms on the doors, period wallpaper and antique lighting and furniture. There's no sacrifice in comfort and cleanliness - the room was immaculate. Continental breakfast is provided but the choices are bare bones and nothing that matched the quaint and special experience that the physical facility provided. Good coffee choices! Quiet after 11:00 PM. I'd stay again.

Not too far from York, where I had to be next AM. A nice quiet spot.

I loved my stay, and would stay again, however They do NOT have a front desk and all the doors were locked upon arrival. I also had a day that I wanted to stay in and eat in their lovely restaurant, but the restaurant and bar were closed for a private party, and I felt they should let their guest know in advance. Also there is not enough parking while they have a function.

A little out of the way when visiting Gettysburg, but worth it for the size and cleanliness of the rooms, and the wonderful staff.

The Altland House is a beautiful hotel and situated close to both Gettysburg (a great value compared to the overpriced hotels there). Also, if you're a fan of antiques, you couldn't pick a better place to stay. Loads of shops/auctions/flea markets to satisfy even the most hard-core "picker". The hotel staff was very friendly and the room & bed extremely comfortable. Also, the "Underside" Pub was awesome...good drinks, food and entertainment on weekends. SO great not to have to worry about having a few glasses of wine - no driving - just climb the stairs to your room! Nice continental breakfast (incredibly good cinnamon buns!!). Only "bone to pick" was that housekeeping didn't service our room the last day we were there...bed not made, no replacements for dirty towels, wastebaskets not emptied. It was a Sunday - perhaps they're not on duty then? By the time we returned that evening, there was no one at the front desk to talk to. Not a major bone, though. Also, no one at the desk on Monday morning to check us out. We simply left the room keys on the desk - hope that was okay. All in all, a great value, lovely property and most convenient.

Pros - Very friendly staff. Beautiful, very spacious room. Our meal at the restaurant was very good. Cons - This is an old hotel and the doors have fanlights over them. At night the lights from the hallway and adjoining room were very brightly shining in our room. I had to put a pillow over my head to block out the light. Perhaps lights could be moved from the hallway ceiling to the walls? Also, the dining room staff has to remember to turn up the lights in the morning. We couldn't see what we were serving ourselves from the buffet as the lights were still dimmed from the previous evening. Also, If guests are having breakfast it might be better to wait to vacuum until they are finished dining. Otherwise - we were very happy with our stay. Although the hotel is old it is well-maintained, charming, attractive and clean.

Don't usually write reviews but this place is a gem. Rooms are large,2 bars on location and entertainment. If you have issues walking up stairs then get a room on lower levels.

Very happy with our stay at The Altland Inn. Highly recommend it to any traveler going to the Gettysburg area.

The restaurant was excellent. The hotel was located at a circle in town and it seemed that every vehicle ( many trucks) went through the circle on Route 30. I never saw such a busy small town as Abbotstown. The hotel stay itself was fine.