Main Building, Premium King Guestroom
These oversized king rooms are located throughout and feature a comfortable sitting area with an additional double-size sleeper sofa. These rooms complement the historic character of the property and vary in size from 400-500 square feet.
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Main Building, Standard King Guestroom
Located exclusively in the historic section, these newly renovated and spacious rooms are generally between 270-340 square feet.
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Two Queen Guestroom
Located throughout the property, these well-appointed rooms vary in size from 270-330 square feet.
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Woodside Cottage Exterior
Surrounded by thick Pennsylvania woods with nearby trails, the Woodside Cottages at The Hershey Hotel are comprised of ten spacious, multi-bedroom cottages and one meeting cottage. As the most premium accommodations at the hotel, the cottages feature marble baths and native stone hearths that exemplify intimate luxury. Guests of Woodside Cottages have the option of reserving individual bedrooms or the entire cottage, which is furnished with a multi-functional great room featuring a fireplace, cathedral ceilings, and antique wood floors.
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Villas Queen Room
Villas Queen Rooms feature two queen beds, an oversized bathroom with rainforest shower head, and are approximately 525 square feet. They also have an exterior porch with private entrance and adjacent parking. Guests staying in The Villas at The Hotel Hershey will receive access to the exclusive Villas Concierge Lounge.
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Villas King Room
Villas King Rooms feature one king bed, an oversized bathroom with rainforest shower head, and are approximately 525 square feet. They also have an exterior porch with private entrance and adjacent parking. Guests staying in The Villas at The Hotel Hershey will receive access to the exclusive Villas Concierge Lounge.
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Great Room
Reserve an entire 4 or 6-bedroom Villa to gain access to a multi-functional Great Room that features ample space for gathering, vaulted ceilings, a charming fireplace, and a wet bar with refrigerator.
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Fitness Center
A variety of fitness classes are offered daily, including yoga, pilates, nature walks, low impact aerobics, and aquatic aerobics. Complimentary to spa guests.
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Chocolate Spa Reception
Indulge in total luxury at The Spa At The Hotel Hershey, which is affectionately known as The Chocolate Spa. Chocolate inspires their innovative treatments like the Whipped Cocoa Bath, Chocolate Bean Polish, and the Cocoa Facial Experience.
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Fitness Center Yoga Room
A variety of fitness classes are offered daily, including yoga, pilates, nature walks, low impact aerobics, and aquatic aerobics. Complimentary to spa guests. Yoga sessions focus on breath-based movement incorporating sun salutations and standing poses within a flowing sequence.
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Hershey Theatre
Hershey Theatre® is a 1,904-seat performing arts theater located in downtown Hershey, Pennsylvania. The iconic theatre hosts everything from comedy shows, to intimate concerts, to an annual Broadway Series lineup.
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The Hotel Hershey Golf Club
Desiring a more refined golfing experience for Hershey, Milton S. Hershey commissioned architect Maurice McCarthy to craft a brilliant 18-hole golf course in 1930. Dubbed as the “West Couse” upon its debut, the facility became the central attraction for Hershey’s brand-new “Hershey Country Club.” Hershey’s own home served as the main clubhouse for nearly four decades.
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Indoor Swimming Pool
Relax at the upgraded indoor pool complex all year round. Enjoy the timeless aesthetic while taking a refreshing dip in the pool or bring the kids to play on the Splash Pad!
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Outdoor Pool Complex
The outdoor pool complex at The Hotel Hershey features an infinity edge adult pool and whirlpool, family pool with zero-grade entry, two large slides, and a kiddie spray deck. Relax on lounge chairs and enjoy a refreshing drink or meal from Poolside. Open Memorial Day - Labor Day.
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Putting Green
Golf is a sport where even the slightest movements matter. Practice putting on the putting green outside of the Hershey Hotel Golf Club and focus on the details.
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Reflecting Pools In The Formal Gardens
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.
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Recreation Pool Water Slide
The outdoor pool complex at The Hotel Hershey features an infinity edge adult pool and whirlpool, family pool with zero-grade entry, two large slides, and a kiddie spray deck. Relax on lounge chairs and enjoy a refreshing drink or meal from Poolside. Open Memorial Day - Labor Day.
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Tulip Garden
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.
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The Hotel Hershey Country Club
The first golf course to open in Hershey, Pennsylvania, was the nine-hole “Hershey Golf Club.” Rustic in its layout, the course was set specifically between the chocolate factory and Milton S. Hershey’s mansion known as “High Point.” The course remained active for many years thereafter until the outbreak of the Great Depression.
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West Course
The West Course hosted its first official competition, the Hershey Professional Invitational Golf Tournament, in 1933. The event was rechristened as the “Hershey Open,” which the West Course continued to host sporadically until World War II. Among the winners to finish first was Ben Hogan, who would eventually serve as the club’s professional.
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East Course
Discover the fantastic golf courses at the Hershey Country Club: the East, West, and Spring Creek Courses. The East Course began hosting the Reese’s Cup Classic in 1997, which had been initially launched as part of the nascent Nike Tour event. (It had specifically launched as the revitalized “Hershey Open.”) The Reese’s Cup Classic itself remained on the East Course for the next seven years when it was finally discontinued.
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Quiet Room
Unwind in the tranquil and aptly named Quiet Room inside The Spa At The Hotel Hershey. Meditate while enjoying fruit infused water, an assortment of teas, coffee, hot chocolate, fresh fruit, and a selection of fresh muffins. The Quiet Room, Silent Relaxation, and Inhalation Rooms offer a tranquil atmosphere to focus on inner peace.
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The Spa
Welcome to The Spa At The Hotel Hershey, the quintessential spa experience mixing the sweet scents of chocolate with restorative and revitalizing techniques.
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Hershey Park
Home to 15 roller coasters, a larger than life water park, and endless family fun, Hersheypark is a must-visit destination during your stay! Guests of The Hotel Hershey receive the best price on Hersheypark tickets, extra hours at the Park, free front gate shuttle service, and more exclusive free resort benefits.
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The Circular
Serving iconic American cuisine with a twist of innovation, The Circular at The Hershey Hotel boasts an inviting atmosphere in a unique circular setting. Offering a diverse dining experience, diners can enjoy small plates and drinks in groups or with an intimate and romantic meal overlooking the stunning surroundings.
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The Hershey Story Museum
Learn all about the history of Milton S. Hershey and the town built on chocolate at The Hershey Story Museum in downtown Hershey. Admission is included for guests of The Hotel Hershey.
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The Circular Milton Table
Serving iconic American cuisine with a twist of innovation, The Circular at The Hershey Hotel boasts an inviting atmosphere in a unique circular setting. Offering a diverse dining experience, diners can enjoy small plates and drinks in groups or with an intimate and romantic meal overlooking the stunning surroundings.
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1933 Restaurant & Tavern
Savor bold flavors, unique signature cocktails, and curated draught beer selections at 1933 Restaurant & Tavern, the newest restaurant at The Hotel Hershey.
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1933 Restaurant & Tavern
1933 Restaurant & Tavern, the newest restaurant at The Hotel Hershey, features an approachable steakhouse menu and elevated pub fare.
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Iberian Lounge
Sip signature chocolate cocktails by the grand fireplace at the Iberian Lounge, while enjoying live weekend entertainment. Serving light fare menu for dinner.
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Trevi 5
Savor fresh, authentically modern Italian cuisine at Trevi 5, our contemporary Italian restaurant, featuring outdoor dining overlooking the town of Hershey.
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Trevi 5
Enjoy a contemporary twist on traditional Italian cuisine paired with a fresh, authentically modern dining experience. Trevi 5 serves lunch and dinner.
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Chef’s Market
Start or end your day at Chef’s Market, our all-day cafe featuring a wide variety of fresh coffee, chef-prepared food, decadent chocolate treats, and more.
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Exterior Aerial View
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 276 deluxe guestrooms, including 48 private cottage rooms, 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.
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Dining
Our award-winning restaurants combine classic dining, fresh flavors, and seasonal items to create memorable meals for everyone to enjoy.
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Exterior Front Entrance
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 276 deluxe guestrooms, including 48 private cottage rooms, 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.
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Aerial View Of Fountain Lobby
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.
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Exterior Street View
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 276 deluxe guestrooms, including 48 private cottage rooms, 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.
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Lobby Fountain
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.
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Lobby With Front Desk
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.
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Gardens With Hotel Initials Shrubbery
In 1936, Hershey continued improving both the hotel and its surrounding grounds by developing Hershey Gardens. Located just a short distance from The Hotel Hershey®, it originally debuted with a series of formal flower beds that held 7,000 roses. Now a vibrant botanical garden, Hershey Gardens is currently home to nearly 14,000 roses of some 800 different varieties!
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Historical Image Iberian Lounge, Circa 1934
Architect D. Paul Witmer had brilliantly infused elements of Spain’s Mediterranean architecture with those of the colonial structures of South America. The architect had specifically drawn additional inspiration from Hershey’s love of Havana, which was another destination that Milton once frequently visited with his late wife. Several spaces within the hotel brilliantly encapsulated the motif, including the appropriately named “Iberian Lounge.”
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Historical Image Of Formal Gardens
Through the years, Hershey continued improving both the hotel and its surrounding grounds by developing Hershey Gardens. Located just a short distance from The Hotel Hershey®, it originally debuted with a series of formal flower beds that held 7,000 roses. Now a vibrant botanical garden, Hershey Gardens is currently home to nearly 14,000 roses of some 800 different varieties!
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Historical Image Of Exterior Circa 1934
Thanks to a mild winter in 1933, Witmer and the construction crew completed the hotel that May. Debuting as “The Hotel Hershey®,” Milton S. Hershey threw a massive party that was attended by 400 guests. It quickly became one of the most popular destinations in the Northeast, hosting countless guests in just a matter of months.
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Historical Image Of Fountain Lobby Circa 1934
Work began on Hershey’s new hotel, which featured a construction crew of 800 different craftsmen, in 1932. He had also commissioned architect D. Paul Whitmer to construct the new building, designing it with Spanish Colonial Revival architecture.
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Image Of Castilian Room Circa 1935
Hershey commissioned architect D. Paul Whitmer to construct the new building, designing it with Spanish Colonial Revival architecture. Hershey had previously abandoned his plan for the building to mimic the Heliopolis on the grounds that the cost was too prohibitive. Among the greatest projects he financed was the developed of a grand ballroom that he called the “Castilian Room.” He then opened a wine cellar and the hotel’s first bar, as the two had been delayed by national Prohibition.
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Historical Image Of Formal Gardens With People
Through the years, Hershey continued improving both the hotel and its surrounding grounds by developing Hershey Gardens. Located just a short distance from The Hotel Hershey®, it originally debuted with a series of formal flower beds that held 7,000 roses. Now a vibrant botanical garden, Hershey Gardens is currently home to nearly 14,000 roses of some 800 different varieties!
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Image Of The Circular Circa 1934
Serving iconic American cuisine with a twist of innovation, The Circular at The Hershey Hotel boasts an inviting atmosphere in a unique circular setting. Offering a diverse dining experience, diners can enjoy small plates and drinks in groups or with an intimate and romantic meal overlooking the stunning surroundings. This restaurant is still around and open to be enjoyed by all guests.
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Formal Gardens
The Hotel Hershey offers the right combination of elegance, modern amenities, and uncompromising service, making it the perfect place to relax, refresh, and re-focus the creative energies so essential to the success of a meeting. The Hotel Hershey is the proud recipient of both the Meetings & Conventions Gold Key Award and Successful Meetings Pinnacle Award.
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Blue Mountain Room
The Hotel Hershey offers the right combination of elegance, modern amenities, and uncompromising service, making it the perfect place to relax, refresh, and re-focus the creative energies so essential to the success of a meeting. The Hotel Hershey is the proud recipient of both the Meetings & Conventions Gold Key Award and Successful Meetings Pinnacle Award.
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Garden Terrace Ballroom
The Hotel Hershey offers the right combination of elegance, modern amenities, and uncompromising service, making it the perfect place to relax, refresh, and re-focus the creative energies so essential to the success of a meeting. The Hotel Hershey is the proud recipient of both the Meetings & Conventions Gold Key Award and Successful Meetings Pinnacle Award.
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Garden Terrace Ballroom
The Hotel Hershey offers the right combination of elegance, modern amenities, and uncompromising service, making it the perfect place to relax, refresh, and re-focus the creative energies so essential to the success of a meeting. The Hotel Hershey is the proud recipient of both the Meetings & Conventions Gold Key Award and Successful Meetings Pinnacle Award.
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The Castilian Room
The Castilian Room is the original ballroom at The Hotel Hershey and second largest meeting space featuring views of the majestic gardens and surrounding countryside.