Lancaster is one of the older non-coastal towns in Pennsylvania. The downtown streetscape is just like any modern city, bustling with traffic and filled with bars and restaurants, yet still filled with the beautiful buildings and historical landmarks that have been preserved for years. Lancaster mixes the old and the new, almost accidentally creating a unique and familiar feeling distinct only to this beautiful place.
In the same spirit of this unlikely mix of cozy and familiar with the new and modern, Lancaster Host Resort is perfect for the businessman attending or hosting a convention as well as for the family man with his entire clan. The resort is not lacking in immense space, with its 319 rooms, extensive fairway views, and areas dedicated to various functions for all types of group activities"no matter the size.
This home away from home is not short of things to do. Apart from the 18-hole golf course, there is a driving range, putting greens that are well lit even at night, and a miniature golf course. You can also enjoy a jogging trail that stretches out for almost two miles and recreational areas that include ping-pong and pool tables, tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts. You can also rent bicycles to see the city at your own pace.
The resort also has complimentary shuttle services to and from the airport or the Amtrak station.
Lancaster itself also offers great things to do and see that are out of the ordinary vacationer's itinerary. The Amish is a thriving community that is very visible in Lancaster. There are many tours and activities you can avail of if you are interested in their way of life and culture.
Quirky ghost tours, which are candle-lit walking tours around the historic city, are also popular. It is a fun and unique way to learn more about Lancaster while spending a night out in the town. If getting spooked is not your thing, look into the Historic Lancaster Walking Tour, it is just as rewarding an experience as any walking tour.
Lancaster and its surrounding areas are littered with covered bridges. There are five driving tours that can take you to see these beautiful wooden marvels that have been patiently sitting in picturesque landscapes. You can also take a side trip to the many wineries on the way and maybe visit The Lancaster Brewing Company, where you can have a taste of Lancaster's handcrafted beer while you dine at this working brewery.
Pennsylvania also prides itself for its famous Renaissance Festival where you can marvel at costumed attendees and participants. Allow yourself to be transported back in time as you enjoy good food and drinks. These Renaissance Festivals also have wine tasting events you may want to look into.
Lancaster may not be your run of the mill vacation, but if you are looking for something different to experience, then this place surely hits anyone's top destination list.
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