Hotel Gettysburg

Take your first dance steps as a married couple beneath an exquisite, hand-painted ceiling inlaid with gold and accentuated with the original Grecian border. Timeless, yet relevant, our regal Grand Ballroom befits your independent spirit. Originally the Gettysburg National Bank built in 1814, the ballroom retains the original vault. Elegant drapes and 19th-century chandeliers add charm and character to a space your guests won’t soon forget.

Seating capacity will depend on room layout needs. Dancefloor can be set in this space. Ideal guest count for dinner/reception is below 60. This space can also be used for ceremony space for less than 100 guests. Space also can be utilized for larger farewell breakfasts, rehearsal dinners, welcome parties and other social events. This space features multiple windows offering natural light and a bright atmosphere for small and intimate banquets and receptions.

The College Room features floor to ceiling windows offering a unique, flexible atmosphere for cocktail receptions and small, intimate ceremonies and dinners.

Multiple windows overlooking the courtyard offer an abundance of natural light. Space can be utilized for rehearsal dinners, ceremonies, getting ready, cocktail over flow, farewell brunches and much more.

The Gettysburg Lincoln Railroad Station is one of the most iconic and historic buildings in Gettysburg. Best known as the location where President Abraham Lincoln arrived on November 18, 1863, the eve of the dedication of the new national cemetery where he delivered his iconic Gettysburg Address, the station originally opened in 1859. Gettysburg’s railroad station was a vital hub for freight, travel and communication, and served as a train depot for 83 years until December 1942.