Patton Township Hotels with Bars

The Fairfield Inn at State College is merely an average hotel, nothing more. Booked a King Sized bed for 2 nights during Arts Fest in July. Per my usual beef with king sized beds, why doesn't a hotel offer KING SIZED PILLOWS for a king sized bed?!!! I'm paying more for a King, so give me more! No, they provide you the same scrawny, crappy pillows as you'd get with a pull-out. It's downright ridiculous. Otherwise, housekeeping failed to remove used washrags from the shower stall when they serviced the room, and provided just 3 bath towels for 2 adults for a 2-night stay. ***? Breakfast was pretty decent, I'll say that much - but that's about it.

Staff is awesome, so friendly especially since it was Thanksgiving Day Special thanks to Nick for being so nice. Breakfast was very good, nice selection of hot and cold foods. Room was very comfortable and nice having the pullout couch for the extra bed. Shower was awesome. Microwave and kitchen area came in handy with the thanksgiving food we brought. Location very nice with Outback Steakhouse, Olive Garden and Cracker Barrel all within walking distance. Will definitely stay here again.

I stayed here for three days before and after, and I felt very good. It is convenient for parking, environment and breakfast. There are restaurants and Wal-Mart nearby. About 3 kilometers from the school, you can take Bus.

Unlike other reviews of this Hilton property, I was extremely grateful to even have a room in close proximity to State College move-in weekend. This is my third stay at the Hampton Inn and Suites Williamsburg Square, and it is my first stay during a crushing volume kind of weekend. I was relieved that I had booked it so far in advance, unknowing it was the PSU move in weekend. With that said, compared to my previous stays, yes - the staff was stretched, but my room was ready at check-in, impeccably clean, and front desk and housekeeping staff were responsive and accommodating to my requests (which were few). The pool was very clean, the breakfast area looked like a huge volume of families had moved through, and yes - there was a crumb here and there, but the food area was surprisingly spotless and well stocked. Coffee was full and hot - which is a thing of mine. Having had stayed at this property earlier in the summer, during a very quiet low volume weekend, I can say in my vast experiences spent in college towns across the south and northeast at Hilton properties - this property and the staff have met and exceeded my expectations! Is it expensive on high volume weekends? Of course. This is a huge university town, and compared to a Gainesville, FL or Ithaca, NY I found the price reasonable. Bravo! I look forward to retuning soon.