


Comfort Suites State College near Penn State
Budget-friendly stay with free breakfast and parking near Penn State
About this hotel
The Comfort Suites State College near Penn State provides a practical and comfortable base for your visit, especially if you're traveling with family or on a budget. With free breakfast included, you can fuel up before heading out for the day's activities. The indoor pool and fitness center offer options for relaxation or a quick workout. Free Wi-Fi keeps you connected, and the free parking is a major plus if you're driving to the area. For dining, there's a restaurant on-site, and Marzoni’s Brick Oven & Brewing Co. is just a 2-minute walk away. A bus stop at 1101 N. Atherton St (CVS) is only 5 minutes on foot, offering convenient public transport links to explore State College and reach the stadium area without the hassle of driving and parking on game day.
- Free breakfast
- Free parking
- Indoor pool
- Bus stop nearby
Our take
My pick for families who want strong value on a Penn State football weekend. The 9.2 guest score is remarkable for a two-star hotel, and free breakfast, free parking and an indoor pool cover what a family needs. A restaurant on site saves a trip out after the game. It is simple rather than stylish, so I would book it for comfort and practicality, not for atmosphere.
- Utilize the free parking if you're driving, as parking near the stadium can be challenging on game days.
- Take advantage of the free breakfast to save time and money before heading out for the day's events.
- Walk to the nearby bus stop at 1101 N. Atherton St for easy public transport to the stadium area.
Why we love it
- Free breakfast to start your day
- Free parking, a real game-day bonus
- Indoor pool for family relaxation
- Bus stop just a 5-minute walk away
Why guests love itComfort Suites State College near Penn State is an unpretentious two-star hotel that guests rate highly: 9.2 out of 10 across more than 500 reviews. The indoor pool and gym keep children busy, breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking are all free, and there is a restaurant on site. A bus stop is a five-minute walk away. For a Nittany Lions game at Beaver Stadium, I would still plan the drive, since parking costs nothing.