| this modern hotel with a landscaped courtyard is a 1. guests can also visit the fitness center, heated indoor pool and spa. suites add sitting areas with pull-out sofas. additional amenities include complimentary parking, meeting rooms and a 24/7 business center. 4-mile drive from bryce jordan center and 1. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm. a cooked-to-order breakfast is available (fee), and there's a restaurant with a global cuisine, plus a chic lounge and a 24-hour pantry. 5 miles from beaver stadium. all relaxed rooms offer flat-screen tvs, free wifi and custom-designed beds, plus microwaves and minifridges
University Park Airport 13 min
Greenwood Furnace State Park (33 min)
423-acre park features a lake & remnants of its 19th-century past, including a blacksmith shop. Mount Nittany (9 min)
Prominent local landmark with a marked trailhead & town views from the 2,077-ft. summit. Palmer Museum of Art (7 min)
This small museum at Penn State University displays works from America, Europe, Asia & Africa. Bald Eagle State Forest (31 min)
Off-roading, hiking, camping, forest, and nature The Nittany Lion Shrine (9 min) Rothrock State Forest (36 min)
96,975 acres of lush, forested parkland for recreational use, including hiking, fishing & camping. Columbus Chapel & Boal Mansion Museum (8 min)
Museum and history Penn State All-Sports Museum (4 min)
Museum and sports Tussey Mountain Ski and Recreation (14 min)
Mountain ski area with a tubing park, plus summer events like kart racing, mini-golf & live music. Marsh Meadow (5 min) Old Main (9 min)
Landmark campus administrative building dating to 1930, with historic frescoes displayed in lobby. Shingletown Gap (12 min) Millbrook Marsh Nature Center (11 min)
50 acres of protected wetlands with boardwalks & trails for hiking & wildlife viewing. Pennsylvania Military Museum (8 min)
History of U.S. military told through exhibits & artifacts, with a focus on regional relevance. The Arboretum at Penn State (6 min)
University-run site with scenic woodlands, fields & botanic gardens plus a crushed limestone trail. | 
