Sleep Inn State College

This is a basic hotel, but it was very clean, the staff was exceptionally friendly, and the breakfast was good. There were 3 of us in the room, so with a rollaway bed it was something of a challenge to get around, as the room was small. But for two people, it would be fine. The room had TV, wi-fi, etc. I would definitely stay there again, buy maybe not on a football weekend. The reasonable price would probably attract students, and I'm a senior citizen who prefers a quiet place. (It was quiet when we were there.)

A quiet hotel just off of N.Atherton a short distance from the campus. I had no problems with the room.

There is little reason to come to Central Pennsylvania unless you have some business on the campus of Penn State. Sleep Inn is as good budget haunt as any to spend overnight when you prepare to do official business. People in S.C. are habitually friendly, there are plenty of good inexpensive restaurants as in most college towns and, except for the late summer and the early autumn, the climate is too damp to do anything outdoors.

Super convenient for penn state. Nice breakfast. Window that opened, which is always nice. Terrific bargain at about $80.

Nice clean hotel, well worth the price. Only complaint was that the bathroom was quite small (only a shower and toilet, sink was outside).

Reasonably Priced, Clean, Comfortable, Conveniently Located, Will Return

Staff was friendly and welcoming. Everything was clean. Good location. Great breakfast choices.

We stayed overnight while visiting our son at Penn State. The hotel is a short, easy drive to the campus. Our room was both comfortable and clean. I would definitely stay here again.

I appreciated the non-smoking room. The hotel overdoes it with the use of air fresheners. Convenient location to Penn State. Walls are paper thin. I actually heard the person in the next room cell phone ring. Also heard their TV loud and clear late at night. Paid $139/night which I thought was steep for this place.