Comfort Suites near Penn State

132 Village Drive, State College, PA, 16803-2923, US

Phone: (814) 235-1900 Fax: (814) 234-5530

Sleep Inn near Penn State

111 Village Drive, State College, PA, 16803-2923, US

Phone: (814) 235-1020 Fax: (814) 235-1388

Football fans will appreciate being so close to Beaver Stadium, home to the Nittany Lions. Business travelers will be close to companies such as Mount Nittany Health and Raytheon—all near our State College location and meeting rooms. Flying in? University Park Airport is only 5 miles away, and we offer free parking at our hotels.

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Travel with the whole family, including pets, when staying at Comfort Suites

Enjoy restful nights in our Serta Pillow Top beds, featured at Sleep Inn & Comfort Suites

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Get some work done at our Business Centers

Receive impeccable and personalized service.

Relax by the Indoor Pool at Comfort Suites

Get fit in our Fitness Centers, featuring Cardio Equipment

Receive the most impeccable and personalized service in State College!

Your Home Away From Home in State College at the BEST RATES!

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Stay just minutes from Downtown State College & Penn State Main Campus

Although best known as a college town home to Penn State University and the Nittany Lions, State College has much to recommend beyond its lively student scene, and it's all so close to our hotel. Foodies will appreciate the Central PA Tasting Trail, a route connecting a range of local pubs, wineries, and distilleries serving specialty beer, delectable spirits, local wines, and craft cider. There’s quite the international dining scene in downtown State College, from sushi to Szechuan, along with an energetic array of brewpubs and coffee houses, some with live music. Catch a show at the nearby Bryce Jordan Center and while on campus, check the Penn State All-Sports Museum. Outdoor lovers can rent bikes to explore, stroll the gardens in Penn State’s arboretum or float through Penn’s Cave, the only cave in Pennsylvania on the National Register of Historic Places.