Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel & Conference Center

We didn’t buy the breakfast,thinking the breakfast should have been included.The pool and hot tub were great and was not over chlorinated as some hotels.The night staff were excellent.

The lack of amenities was evident and did not compare to some other hotels we’ve experienced.

The Room was spacious, pool was very nice and clean, and the hotel lobby was large. There were food options and there were walkable places to visit.

There was no microwave in the room. We went on a weekend there was a soccer tournament and the lobby was loud and chaotic nearly every night. The walls were so thin we could hear the kids screaming in the hallway all night long.

This is absolutely the worst hotel we have ever stayed at. There was mold all over the shower. The toilet didn’t flush properly. The room was musky. We paid $500 for the weekend(2 nights!!). The customer service was also terrible. I left early Sunday morning and checked out because we only had one soccer game scheduled. We ended up winning that game and they added a second game that afternoon. Since we now had nowhere to go, I called the hotel and asked if we would still be able to get back into our room, even though we had checked out. I was put on a five minute hold while they contacted the manager. The person came back on the phone and said that would be fine and just stop by the front desk when I returned. This was a 30 minute drive from where I was, that’s why I called first to check. Upon returning, I checked in with the receptionist who told me I could not get back into the room and her manager does not work on the weekends. I asked if she has a way to contact her and she said yes but was not willing to. I would not have come back to the hotel if I wasn’t told I could get back into my room. Terrible experience, will not ever be returning to Wyndham hotels in general and Will advising our soccer club(who we were there with) about the experience.

The Bar area

I did not like the fact that the hotel knowingly had a defective vending machine and did not offer any form of compensation to hotel guests who fell victim to it. I understand that the hotel chain has a contract with a specific vending machine company and therefore no control over potential issues with said machine. But, if a hotel guest informs the front desk that a vending machine is defective in the return of a four dollar refund for a soda and glitching with a code that says "99.999" then would it really be a big deal to apologize for the inconvenience and offer a soda from the hotel lobby or some other token of apology? It seemed like this was something that happened before based on the hotel clerk's scripted and robotic response so if that's the case why not put a sign on the vending machine saying it is defective to prevent any further issues? We have been to this hotel repeatedly for many years and we were disappointed in the lack of hospitality for something so simple as a soda. If we ever come back we will definitely never use the vending machine and have some low expectations for simple hospitality.

We ate at the Gettysburg Diner.

Shower was awful. Low pressure and not hot enough.

The rooms were very clean and location was excellent

For 2 handicap people a little far to walk but managed. Everything else was good