Historic Hotels of Pennsylvania
Welcome to the Historic Hotels of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is home to some of the most remarkable historic hotels in America — from grand city landmarks to charming countryside inns that have welcomed travelers for generations. This section of my site is dedicated to exploring their stories, architecture, famous guests, and the unique role each hotel has played in Pennsylvania’s history.
Here you’ll find blog posts featuring individual hotels across the state. Whether you’re planning a stay, looking for travel inspiration, or simply enjoy a glimpse into the past, you’ll discover a collection of timeless places that continue to open their doors to new memories.
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The Historic George Washington Hotel in Washington, PA
Opened in 1923, the George Washington Hotel in Washington, Pennsylvania, has welcomed presidents, celebrities, and travelers for more than a century. Its Beaux-Arts architecture, stunning murals, and elegant ballrooms still impress today. And while history is its true calling card, whispers of ghostly encounters add a touch of intrigue to the experience.
Other Historic Hotels
in the USA
After exploring the grand hotels and charming inns of Pennsylvania, it’s only natural to look beyond state lines. Across the United States, countless historic hotels continue to tell the story of America’s past — from elegant seaside resorts and mountain lodges to city landmarks that have stood for more than a century. Each one has its own unique story, architectural beauty, and timeless charm. Whether you’re planning a cross-country adventure or simply love a good dose of nostalgia, these historic hotels are living reminders of a bygone era where craftsmanship, elegance, and hospitality truly mattered.
Recent Post
The Historic El Rancho Hotel One Stop You Can’t Miss
This is one stop I refuse to miss on my 2026 Route 66 road trip! The historic El Rancho Hotel in Gallup, New Mexico, once hosted Hollywood’s biggest stars and now welcomes travelers with a perfect mix of Old West charm and fresh modern upgrades. From celebrity-themed rooms to a stunningly restored lobby and a revived restaurant, the El Rancho promises an unforgettable overnight stay right on the Mother Road. Come see why this piece of Route 66 history is still shining bright today!