Lloyd Watts Suite
King
This open and airy King Suite, located on the fourth floor, offers a view of Gettysburg College to the north and the Lutheran Seminary to the west. The living room features a plush sofa, reading chair, Smart TV, and custom cantilevered workstation that doubles as an eating nook. The deep-green bedroom has a comfortable platform bed, full dresser, and a second wall-mounted Smart TV. The spacious private bath offers a shower/tub and a full closet.
Maximum Occupancy: 2
Special Touches Include
- Saatva “luxury firm” mattresses
- Brooklinen sheets and down-alternative pillows
- Luxe Beekman 1802 toiletries and soaps
- Free on-site parking and Wi-Fi
- Smart TVs with access to cable and apps
- Kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave, Nespresso machine, and full-size coffee maker
- An assortment of local coffees, Nespresso pods, and fine teas
- Plates, mugs, drinking glasses, flatware, linen napkins
- Alarm clock, ambient noise machine
- Hairdryer, magnification mirror, access to iron and ironing board
- Individual temperature controls
Lloyd Watts
Lloyd F.A. Watts moved with his family from Maryland to Pennsylvania when he was a young child and proudly served with Company B of the 24th U.S. Colored Troops during the Civil War. Notably, as part of his service, he acted as a guard for Confederate prisoners at Cape Lookout, Maryland. After the war, he returned home to Gettysburg with the rank of sergeant and went on to teach at the town’s first “colored” school and serve as a deacon at St. Paul’s A.M.E. Zion Church, a reconstructed version of which still stands on South Washington Street. Watts also helped found Lincoln Cemetery, a burial ground for local Black soldiers and citizens, in 1867. He was interred there in 1918.
Newly Remodeled Suites
Free Wi-Fi
And Parking
Unbeatable
Location
Modern
Conveniences
Accessible With Elevator