23 South 2nd Street, Harrisburg, us
City-Centric Luxury
Rooftop Fitness with a View
Enjoy a workout with a view at our rooftop fitness center overlooking the city. Stay active while taking in the stunning cityscape.
Delightful Dining Experience
Indulge in American cuisine at Twenty Three, our on-site restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Unwind at the lounge during the daily happy hour.
Book now to experience the perfect blend of comfort and convenience at Crowne Plaza Hotel Harrisburg-Hershey.
Bed type preferences are subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed.
Standard Room
$165.53
Standard Room Non-Smoking
$202.76
This room includes a flat screen TV, work desk and a coffee maker.
Standard Queen Room
$165.53
1 Queen Bed Standard
$208.49
This room features a sofa bed, flat-screen TV, desk, and seating area.
King Room with SofaBed
$205.91
1 King Bed Standard Sofa Bed
$251.18
This room includes a flat screen TV, work desk and a coffee maker.
Standard King Room
$165.53
1 King Bed Standard
$208.49
This accessible room includes a flat screen TV, work desk and a coffee maker.
1 Queen Bed Standard Comm Accessible Tub
$165.53
1 Queen Bed Standard Comm Accessible Tub
$208.49
This room includes a flat screen TV, work desk and a coffee maker.
Standard Queen Room With Communications Accessible Roll-in Shower
$165.53
Standard Queen Room With Communications Accessible Roll-in Shower
$211.75
This room includes a flat screen TV, work desk and a coffee maker.
Two Queen Room
$185.72
Two Queen Beds Non-Smoking
$223.66
Guests highly rate the helpful staff and frequently praise the clean rooms.
USThe staff were excellent. Whoever is training up these folks is doing a good job. They make a point of being super helpful and accommodating. The breakfast was great and it is included in the room fee, and is an actual restaurant with servers.
I think you are basically paying for location when you stay here. Harrisburg is not a prime tourist spot, and it is a small town, and I think the cost of the hotel is too high. Plus, you do need to tip the servers at the breakfast restaurant, and the valet, etc. It adds up to too high a cost for one night for that location. And the hotel has not been recently renovated. It is nice enough, but not nice enough for the cost I paid in this off season. Would I stay there again? If the price was lower, absolutely. But not at the same rate.
Got caught in a bad storm on a long drive home with my boyfriend. Tried to make the best of a bad situation. I made the reservation and included the parking fee. We didn’t need any more headaches. We parked on the street (free parking 5pm-8am or something of the sort). I went to check in. It was the standard process (albeit with far less warmth than I’m used to) until the front desk guy asks where we parked. I said the street. He said, “I will never understand why you people park on the street when it is included in your reservation.” “Oh, yeah, I just didn’t know where to pull in or if we needed to check in first.” “But there’s a spot to pull in and you paid for it.” It’s three days later and I’m still wondering why he cared that much. It was free! Not a super huge fan of being treated like a silly child when I’m just trying to exchange my money for a place to sleep. Deep breaths. It’s whatever. Pitstop in the bathroom, walk outside, found the valet area! We eventually pulled the car up to said area. Valet guy comes out. Standard spiel about cost and what not. He says he saw me look at him earlier and I could have just come and talked to him. I explain I was trying to find my boyfriend post bathroom break and didn’t have my glasses on. He’s being weirdly defensive about it? Whatever. We must march forth. I tell him we already have the valet parking. He questions what I mean. I tell him what the front desk guy said. He’s like “oh well the way you said it made it seem like you already had a ticket when you obviously don’t. Front desk guy is new.” This goes on for like 5 minutes. Cool. Please just let me give you my car. The bellhop cart was wobbly. Whatever. I shall maintain my positive attitude and be grateful we made it there safely. My breaking point came when I finally got to shower. The shower door slides in such a way that I have to reach through the water to adjust the temp/turn it on AND there’s water all over the floor. No breakfast, but a complimentary slip and slide. Sick. Fine. Sure. It’s when I look up and see a vent COATED in dust and HAIR on the shampoo bottle that I decided that a full crash out was valid. This is that crash out. I am service industry. I try my best to not complain and to be a Good Customer. I get it. But I feel like I paid $175 for Waffle House customer service. I couldn’t care less if you smile at me and tell me to have a great day, but being straight up combative and condescending is a whole different ballpark. The lady that checked me out in the morning was really nice, though.
USstaff was so very helpful room immaculate fresh linens
location a little out of the way for restaurants
USDistance to venue we were going to. Location was great. Nice lobby.
No smart tvs. What hotel in 2025 doesn't have a smart TV so you can watch streaming shows. Very disappointing. TV guide didn't match tje channels on the TV either. Very inconvenient for guests. Couldn't find any staff in the bar to get menus. Menu QR code was located in a bad spot. Bathtub wouldn't hold water to take a bath.
USUSGood location , comfortable bed, valet parking staff were helpful
Restaurant and coffee not available Sunday, staff unable to identify ANY option for food on Sunday at noon. (Few places were open, but some were)
USIn town
Bar & restaurant closed way to early on a Saturday night. Long day, long drive just wanted a beer and food. Shut down at 9:30. Valet parking took 20 minutes to get in.
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