Combining the warmth of a small town with easy access to Harrisburg, Hershey and Harrisburg International Airport, Hotel Indigo Harrisburg-Hershey always welcomes travelers with a smile. Enjoy craft cocktails in the lobby's Riverrun bar or convivial drinks and dinner on our bistro patio, complete with fire pits. In the summer months, cool off in the outdoor pool before a superb night's sleep in our stylish modern guest rooms. Taking inspiration from our neighborhood, the hotel is full of local touches, like images of the famous Walnut Street Bridge, which dates to 1890. Ingredients for our seasonal menus come straight from nearby farms — try our signature breakfast bowls for a healthy, energizing start to the day.
Tread Mills, elliptical machines, stationary bike, free weights, yoga mats, balance ball, and more.
On-Site Fitness Center Available
Our convenient location feels like coming home to comfort and warmth after a day exploring historic Harrisburg or discovering the latest rides at Hersheypark. Farm-to-table restaurants and indie cafes with locally roasted espresso are just a few minutes by car, as are the museums, live music venues and nightlife of Harrisburg, the state capital. There, you can explore the historic capitol building, catch a DJ spinning at the hip Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center, discover basement blues clubs and feast on apple dumplings, cold-pressed juice and hand-rolled soft pretzels at the famous Broad Street Market.
Take a guided tour of Pennsylvania's historic capitol, which Theodore Roosevelt called “the handsomest building" he ever saw. Note the stunning 272 foot-tall, 52 million pound dome — it was inspired by Michelangelo's work on the St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. You can even sit in on a session to see government in action.
The hotel is located about 15 minutes from Hersheypark, known as the “Sweetest Place on Earth." You can make your own chocolate bar at Chocolate World, take a chocolate tasting class and learn about how chocolate is made (complete with singing cows!) before spending a day on the amusement park rides.
Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts in Harrisburg is an all-in-one venue that's ideal for families. It takes a unique approach to combining science and the arts with an IMAX theater, three floors of interactive experiments and science exhibits and a theater that hosts dance, music and dramatic performances.
The National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg prides itself on portraying the story of the American Civil War without bias towards either side. The impressive collection of artifacts and photographs depicts the war in stark and dramatic detail.
The Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center, known to locals as H*MAC, offers something for every taste with a full calendar of live music ranging from EDM DJs to Pennsylvaniabased singer-songwriters like Jeffrey Gaines. There's also gallery space, a nightclub and a chill bar that shows work by local and regional artists.
Perched above the Appalachian Brewing Company, the Abbey Bar in Harrisburg is a spacious music venue with exposed brick, wooden tables and a cheerful, laid-back vibe. Known for its selection of craft beers and craft sodas, the spot hosts up and coming local acts from funk to country, as well as better-known national bands.
Whether you love contemporary or classic jazz, the atmospheric River City Blues Club in Harrisburg hosts some of the best musicians around. The basement houses the music venue, while upstairs is a super-popular dart room, with pool tables and pinball machines to boot.
From concerts to Broadway shows to stand-up comedy, the 10,500-seat Giant Center in Hershey programs must-see events starring some of the country's biggest names. The venue is also the longtime home base of the Hersey Bears American Hockey League team.
Located near the Harrisburg Capitol, Home 231 is a farm-to-table restaurant showcasing produce, meats and other ingredients from nearby farms and purveyors. The menu ranges from cheese, meat and vegetable boards and a classic burger to entrees like braised short ribs and molasses-brined Cornish hen.
Settle into the tasting room of the Spring Gate Vineyard in Harrisburg to sample rosés, ciders and sparkling wines made right on its 60-acre farm. Spring Gate's wine slushies are deservedly famous.
You'll no doubt want to return to Tomato Pie Café in Harrisburg, which is best known for its signature dish. But it's also a great spot for inventive breakfasts, hearty sandwiches and locally roasted coffee drinks. Plus, there's free WiFi, making it a convenient place to get work done.
Plan to arrive hungry at the Broad Street Market, which dates to 1860 and claims to be the oldest continuously operated market house in the United States. The nearly 40 stalls are bursting with homemade treats like apple dumplings, artisan popcorn, locally roasted coffee, cold-pressed juices and hearth-fired pizza.
2 Meetings on site located off the lobby for easy access.