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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Carlisle, PA

1529 Commerce Avenue, Carlisle PA 17015, USA

Reservations: +1 (800) 830-5222 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (717) 241 4900 Fax: +1 (717) 241-4895

Email:	cx_capa@countryinns.com
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Carlisle, Pennsylvania Hotel near Hershey and Army War College

Situated off Interstate 81 at Exit 44 and convenient to the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the Country Inn & Suites is near downtown Carlisle and surrounding villages, as well as some of the area's best antique shops. Our ideal location puts guests within minutes of popular local attractions, including Dickinson College, the US Army War College and Dutch Wonderland Amusement Park. This hotel near Hershey is also a short drive from Harrisburg, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state. If you are traveling by air, Harrisburg International Airport is just 26 miles from our hotel.

During your stay, visit the following attractions:

Army Heritage Center and Trail (6.6 miles)
This museum educates the public on the military history of the United States and preserves the nation's military legacy.
Phone: +1 (717) 245-3419
Carlisle Car Show Fairgrounds (5.2 miles)
Car enthusiasts won't want to miss the exciting events held at the Carlisle fairgrounds.
Phone: +1 (717) 243-7855
Dickinson College (3.3 miles)
Chartered in 1783, this college holds the distinction of being the first institution of higher learning chartered in the new United States.
Phone: +1 (717) 243-5121
Dutch Wonderland (67 miles)
Take a day trip to this Lancaster amusement park featuring kiddie rides and attractions the whole family will enjoy.
Phone: +1 (866) FUNatDW (386-2839)
Gettysburg National Military Park (32.7 miles)
Visit one of the nation's most historic Civil War sites.
Phone: +1 (717) 334-1124 ext. 8023
Hershey Chocolate World (37.2 miles)
This popular Pennsylvania attraction allows visitors to see how the world's most famous chocolate is made.
Phone: +1 (717) 534-4900
HersheyPark (37.6 miles)
A must-see during your Pennsylvania vacation, this amusement park features over 60 rides for visitors of all ages.
Phone: +1 (717) 534-3860
Lancaster Amish Country (63.5 miles)
Lancaster is home to a large Pennsylvania Dutch population. Visit this nearby town and see how this community lives a simpler lifestyle.
Phone: +1 (800) PADUTCH
Pennsylvania State Capitol (25.6 miles)
Take a tour of the capitol building and learn about Pennsylvania history.
Phone: +1 (717) 787-6810
Ski Roundtop (22.4 miles)
Ski on the mountain in the winter or enjoy tubing, bumper boats and a ropes course in the warmer months.
Phone: +1 (717) 432-9631
US Army War College (5.3 miles)
If you're a new military recruit or a visiting parent, the Country Inn & Suites is just minutes from this military college.
Phone: +1 (717) 245-3400

Local Airport:

Harrisburg International Airport (26 miles)
Phone: +1 (717) 948-3900

About Harrisburg

Since 1812, the city of Harrisburg has been the state capital of Pennsylvania. The state capital building creates one of the most beautiful skylines in the country, adding to the city's charm. Harrisburg has played a large part in the history of the United States from its contributions to the Underground Railroad and Industrial Revolution, to its role in the Civil War as a training site for the Union Army. Harrisburg's close proximity to Hershey, PA and its many attractions has made the city a popular stop for tourists visiting the area. Nearby attractions include Hershey Park, ZooAmerica, and Riverfront Park - just to name a few. Harrisburg boasts a wealth of professional theatre and musical productions as well as many galleries and museums, making it a cultural center for the state. Additionally, the downtown area of the city is known for its exciting clubs and delicious restaurants. Don't miss your chance to experience the friendly people, exciting attractions, and rich history of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Did you know?

Harrisburg began around 1710 as a trading post called Harris Ferry. By 1785, a streetscape had been laid out by John Harris, Jr., the son of the founder of Harris Ferry. Even though the government did not relocate to Harrisburg until 1810, his original plans did include the land for a state capitol.