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1933
The Hotel Hershey®
Hershey, Pennsylvania
100 Hotel Road, Hershey, Pennsylvania 17033
Original Property Opened in 1933
Historic Hotels of America member since 1991
- 2022 Historic Hotels of America® Awards of Excellence Nominee Finalists
- 2019 Historic Hotels of America® Awards of Excellence Winners
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Inspired by a Mediterranean postcard, chocolate magnate Milton S. Hershey built the hotel of his dreams overlooking the cocoa-scented town that famously bore his name. Since 1933, The Hotel Hershey has defined service, luxury, and elegance without pretense. Families, couples, business travelers, and guests of all ages enjoy 326 deluxe guestrooms, including 98 private villas, a renowned spa, distinctive restaurants, boutique shopping, recreation activities, and access to three golf courses. This elegant hotel is set amid 300 panoramic acres of manicured gardens and tranquil reflecting pools.
Discover
- Discover the heritage of The Hotel Hershey. Located on a hilltop overlooking Hershey, Pennsylvania, the building was built by chocolate magnate Milton S. Hershey. Its designs were inspired from the trips he took with his wife, Catherine, to the Mediterranean basin.
- Admire the historic architecture of The Hotel Hershey. The Hersheys used various notes from their travels to incorporate into the design of the new hotel, including Spanish patios, tiled floors, fountains, and a dining room with stunning views from every table.
- Peruse the historic photographs that line the halls. Then stroll outside, where panoramic views of the gardens and Hershey valley punctuate this world-class resort experience.
Explore
- Explore the extraordinary Hershey Gardens, to which guests of the hotel have long enjoyed complimentary admission. Hershey Gardens was established in 1937 upon Mr. Hershey's instructions that "a nice garden of roses" be planted within walking distance of the newly completed hotel. Today, a collection of 11 botanical display gardens, glass conservatories, and an atrium showcasing butterflies from around the world occupy more than 20 acres of the hotel's property.
- Enjoy a performance at the historic Hershey Theatre. This downtown establishment is a beautiful location to watch touring Broadway shows, concerts, dance performances, and more.
- Walk through the life story of Milton S. Hershey at The Hershey Story Museum, with complimentary admission for hotel guests. Interact with exhibits and learn about his life—from his upbringing to early struggles to sweet success with Hershey’s chocolate and the town he built, Hershey, The Sweetest Place On Earth.
- Explore ZooAmerica, the 11-acre home to more than 75 animal species, some of whom are endangered and rare. The zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and includes conservation and education in its mission. Three unique Behind-The-Scenes tours are also available.
Experience
- Experience the fun and excitement of Hersheypark®! It was originally created as leisure grounds for Hershey's Chocolate Factory employees. Just hop on the hotel's complimentary shuttle bus and have fun at the family theme park enjoyed by guests from around the world. In addition, Hersheypark® Stadium and Hersheypark® Arena host a year-round schedule of events, including professional and regional sporting events, theatre acts, concerts, and much more.
- Go on exciting day trips to the many cultural, historical, educational, and entertaining attractions in the region, just an hour's drive from the centrally located hotel. Take a Susquehanna River cruise or explore the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg. Visit the Gettysburg National Military Park, which includes the Gettysburg National Cemetery, and see Civil War artifacts in the museum.
- Learn about Amish culture in Lancaster—wander the back roads, eat lunch at a Pennsylvania Dutch buffet, stop by Amish-owned farms to buy artisanal cheeses or ice cream, and check out the handmade quilts in shops. Just keep in mind most Amish-owned businesses are closed on Sundays.
Taste
- Taste iconic American cuisine with a twist of innovation at The Circular. The Circular at The Hotel Hershey boasts an inviting atmosphere in a unique circular setting. Offering a diverse dining experience, diners can enjoy small plates and drinks or an intimate and romantic meal overlooking the stunning surroundings.
- Sample delicious beverages on a trip to York County's Good Libations Trails. Hit the Susquehanna Ale Trail, a self-guided beer tasting adventure through breweries and brewpubs, available all year long in this craft beer capital. Or head out on the Mason-Dixon Wine Trail to check out the wineries from York County through Hershey, Gettysburg, and Lancaster down to the Mason-Dixon line. Or enjoy sampling distilleries' products on the Keystone Craft Spirits Trail. So many choices!
- 1933 Restaurant & Tavern, the newest restaurant at The Hotel Hershey, brings together timeless culinary classics with modern comfort. Featuring an approachable steakhouse menu and elevated pub fare, guests will savor bold flavors, unique signature cocktails, and curated draught beer selections.