The Hagerstown center point is around the area of Maryland Theatre and the area of Washington County Arts Council.
Winters can get icy and snowy, so consider booking your vacation in Hagerstown for the fall, summer, or spring. Summer temperatures remain relatively mild, though you might encounter a few heat waves, and autumn colors make a fall visit almost magical. In spring, beautiful flowers bloom all over town, so consider choosing a different time of year if you suffer from allergies.
Hotels like the Super 8 Hagerstown and the Super 8 Hagerstown/Halfway Area offer special discounts for AAA members. You'll shave 10 to 15 percent off your bill as long as you can produce your membership card. Senior citizens will enjoy excellent discounts at the Courtyard Marriott Hagerstown and the Clarion Hotel & Conference Center Hagerstown. Some hotels — particularly the chain venues — offer discounts for early bookings, as well.
Some hotels, such as the Super 8 and Homewood Suites options, offer discounts for military and government personnel. You'll need to show valid identification to take advantage of this discount. Additionally, FEMA has approved this hotel for government travel.
Mid-priced hotels that offer oodles of amenities can make your vacation more affordable and more luxurious. Hagerstown excels in this department, providing several excellent options for consumers who like chasing deals.
You might like the Clarion Hotel & Conference Center Hagerstown, for instance, which offers comfortable rooms starting at around $60 per night. Swim in the indoor pool, catch up on the latest headlines with a free morning paper, and grab a free continental breakfast before you leave the hotel for your sightseeing adventures.
Rooms at the Clarion Hotel & Conference Center Hagerstown come with flat-screen televisions, coffeemakers, free wireless internet, and small refrigerators. The indoor corridors make returning to your room after dark much safer, and you can rent a microwave from the front desk if you prefer to eat your meals in your room.
There's also the Sleep Inn & Suites in Hagerstown. You'll spend around $80 per night for amenities like free hot breakfast in the morning, free coffee all day long, free morning newspapers, and free wireless internet access. You'll also have a refrigerator, microwave, and coffeemaker in your room in case you don't feel like taking advantage of Hagerstown's many delicious restaurants.
When you need to take care of business, visit the business center to use the fax machine, copier, and other convenient equipment. There's an indoor pool and adjacent whirlpool, and a fitness center with plenty of weights and exercise machines. Use the in-room safe if you need to protect valuable jewelry, documents, or electronics. And, the venue is pet-friendly, so don't feel obligated to leave Rover or Fluffy at home. If you need to wash your clothes, take advantage of the guest laundry facilities.
Additionally, the Sleep Inn & Suites in Hagerstown embraces green practices. If you're dedicated to protecting the environment, you'll appreciate the efforts this hotel has taken to conserve energy, reduce water consumption, and narrow its carbon footprint.
While Hagerstown might not seem as exciting as Baltimore, Washington D.C., or New York City, it has its fair share of attractions. For instance, consider taking a stroll among the weeping willows at Hagerstown City Park. Bring your pole if you feel like fishing.
In the downtown district, you might catch a Downtown Live! festival, which happens every few months. You'll hear live music, eat comfort food, and meet the friendly locals. There's also the Western Maryland Blues Fest, which takes place every May and June, and features local blues artists. Also, if you're a fan of German history and culture, don't miss the annual Augustoberfest.
The Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown is a beautiful venue that hosts the Maryland Symphony Orchestra. Get dressed up and enjoy an evening of enchanting classical music with someone special. Several art galleries and museums spread throughout town, so reserve a couple of hours for each one.
Hagerstown offers plenty of excitement, but it won't get in the way if you're in the mood for a more low-key adventure during your vacation. The safe streets make long walks an excellent chance to unwind and reflect. Choose one of the hotels recommended above, and start packing your bags today.
Below are reviews of the city of Hagerstown, MD from an actual visitor's perspective.
Comfortable hotel. Good location.
Small place and very fun to explore with friends.
Halfway overnight stop, hotel is located with restaurants nearby
Convenient location.
The old architecture of homes.
Quiet little town!
Hagerstown was wonderful!
The shopping and the half way point to be with family.
Lots of shopping and restaurants!
The Maryland Theater was great!
It's very beautiful!
The staff were very friendly and helpful the hotel was very nice and clean and the beds very comfortable. Clear rooms
Clean rooms.
Cute town with old world charm!
Was visiting Antietam Battlefield. Did not have much direct contact with Hagerstown itself.
Nice and quiet!
Hagerstown is the home of my grandchildren. It has some beautiful parks we were able to enjoy especially the city park. We enjoyed a few local specialty things like the Meadows custard and the Krumpes donuts.
The Elks Lodge on Jonathan St. was a nice place.
Relaxing and calm.
Everything was easy to find.
The mall, lots to do, good restaurant selections!
Nice area. Lots of stores and eating places.
Nice having an outside area and a large lobby for gatherings.
Many restaurants nearby.
The Hub City Diner is 100 yards away from the hotel, which was a bonus. Antietam National Battlefield is well worth the visit if you're in town for more than a few hours.
Battlefield
good mall and restaurants
Safe place to be in.
People were friendly
The beautiful trees