The Best Hotels to Book Near the Laserdome, Pennsylvania

Combine a stylish getaway with a trip to the Laserdome and a stay at the adults-only Lancaster Arts Hotel. This 1880s-era former tobacco warehouse is now a 63-room, 12-suite boutique property with a $300,000 art collection – and a sense of humor. You’ll find unicorn sculptures and tobacco leaf-shaped chairs in the lobby. Guest rooms have exposed brick walls and original hardwood floors. Suites add Juliette balconies, kitchenettes and jetted tubs. This hotel is the 2021 TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award winner and less than a 20-minute drive to the Laserdome.

A wonderful combination of family-friendly amenities and upscale ambiance, Eden Resort offers 300 guest rooms and suites in a variety of configurations. The two-bedroom Premier Suites are a great choice for a family of four, with a full-size kitchen, living room with fireplace, two large baths and a washer and dryer. There are two heated pools, one indoor and one outdoor, with a sprinkler pool for toddlers and a playground. For more family fun, the Laserdome in Manheim is just a 15-minute drive through Amish country.

This historic brick factory with a soaring light-filled atrium is a popular wedding venue as well as a unique hotel. Entertain friends and family at the Laserdome before returning to your adults-only, contemporary guest room at the Cork Factory, with exposed brick walls and original wood beamed ceilings. Part of Urban Place, a collection of retail stores, restaurants and event spaces, there’s plenty to explore beyond the former factory walls.

Your perfect relaxed hideaway might just be an Amish farmhouse cottage on the grounds of Leola Village. Guest rooms and suites are furnished with a mix of antiques and reproductions like four-poster beds, plus up-to-the-minute amenities with jetted tubs and cozy electric fireplaces. The tranquil garden around the outdoor pool is a wonderful place to wind down after a trip to the Laserdome, 20 minutes away.

In the heart of one of the nation’s largest National Historic Register Districts, you’ll find the Lancaster. A historic gem in its own right, the property is surrounded by dozens of art galleries, fine dining establishments, shops and stores. History buffs will appreciate the preserved section of the famed Underground Railroad in the hotel. Families will enjoy the indoor heated pool, connecting rooms, a mini-fridge and the short drive to the Laserdome.

Chill like a rock star at Hotel Rock. Check out the music memorabilia, concert posters and backstage pass wallpaper on your way to the lounge. You’ll find a billiards table, shuffleboard and craft cocktails waiting for you. Families are welcome to splash out at the indoor pool or join the gang at the outdoor fire pit. Guest rooms are clean and contemporary, and some suites come with kitchenettes. Tesla chargers are also available here in the heart of Amish country if you need one to drive to the Laserdome, 20 minutes away.

Bring the whole family, Fido included, to the Holiday Inn Lancaster – where Laserdome is only 20 minutes away by car. Kids under 18 stay free, little ones age two to 11 eat free when accompanied by an adult, and guest rooms are large and modern, and feature mini-fridges – cribs are available upon request. Contemporary suites add sofa beds and kitchenettes. The large indoor pool is always an option and historic downtown Lancaster is right outside the lobby.

Feel like you’ve traveled back to a simpler time – 1860 to be precise, when the Bowman House was built. Five cozy bedrooms are waiting to welcome you, full of period and reproduction antiques and handmade quilts. Ensuite baths have heated tiled floors and cushy robes to wrap up in. Guests rave about the breakfasts whipped up by the friendly hosts. Nibble on a fresh cookie as you make your way to the well-stocked library, or outside to the garden.

Only a 10-minute drive to the excitement of Laserdome, the Lancaster Inn offers families a friendly welcome, a complimentary breakfast and an outdoor pool. Two-room suites that overlook Amish country farms have microwaves and refrigerators, plus two television sets, while Whirlpool suites add a tub. For a change of pace, visit Central Market, the oldest farmer’s market in the country for home–made sausage, cheeses and handmade Amish goods.