14% off (Sale price $65.02, Reg. Price $76.49) :: Well let you know the name and exact address of your hotel after you purchase the deal: Look in the redemption instructions for this deal, found in your account and on your email confirmation.Hotel at a Glance: 2.5-Star Lancaster County HotelThis recently remodeled Lancaster County hotel has a convenient location for a variety of travelers. Families in town for tournaments are just a 13-minute drive from the Spooky Nook Sports complex, and shoppers are 11 minutes from more than 170 stores at Park City Center mall. The Tanger Outlets Lancaster are a short 20-minute drive away. About 7 minutes from the hotel, foodies learn how ice cream is made and sample sweets at the Turkey Hill Experience. Home away from home: Rooms have microwaves and mini fridges Free breakfast starts the morning with dishes such as eggs with sausage and hash browns. Where to relax: the indoor heated pool and hot tub Where to eat: There are several restaurants nearby, including spots for pizza and Chinese food.Lancaster County, Pennsylvania: Crossroads of Amish Culture and German HeritageLancaster County sits in Pennsylvania Dutch Country. A number of Amish families—many of them descendants of the German immigrants who settled in the region in the 18th and 19th centuries—still farm the land here, living and working by the same timeless principles and unadorned methods theyve been using for generations. On a drive through the area, youll see covered bridges spanning the Conestoga River and probably share the road with a horse-drawn buggy or two. At stops such as Kitchen Kettle Village, you can watch experts canning jellies, jams, and relishes and sample homemade baked goods.To tour the countryside in style, take a ride aboard a coal-burning steam locomotive on the Strasburg Rail Road. As the train chugs past farmers tending fields and cattle grazing on hay and strudel, parlor-car attendants serve cocktails and snacks to passengers in the dining car or in first class. Across the street from the station in Strasburg, the Railroad Museum of P
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