Fayetteville , PA Pet Friendly Hotels
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Top Fayetteville Pet Friendly Hotels
Rite Spot Motel
"The room was a little small but clean. The woman at the desk was very pleasant. Very nice size fridge. Overall, we had a nice stay."
Reviewed on Jul 1, 2013
Pet lovers shouldn't miss the chance to visit Fayetteville, a family-friendly city known for its gardens and natural parks, as well as attractions like Caledonia State Park and Totem Pole Playhouse.
How to Wander Wisely in Fayetteville with Your Pet
- Enjoy the fresh air at Norlo Park.
- Other things to see include Mr Ed’s Elephant Museum, South Mountain Golf Course, and Chambersburg Mall.
- Need a pet store? Try The Pet Store, Snavely's Garden Corner, or Rocky Pine Acres Miniature Horses and Tack Shop.
- For vet care, Chambersburg Animal Hospital, Dr. Chris Pinney, and Lincoln Way Animal Hospital are located in the area.
Pet-Friendly Times to Vacation in Fayetteville
Weather can make or break your stay, especially if you're hoping to spend time outdoors. We have gathered the average day and night temperatures to help better plan your time in Fayetteville.
From January to March, average temperatures range from 57°F in the daytime to 22°F at night. Between April and June, the daytime average is 84°F and the nighttime average is 37°F.
From July to September, average temperatures range from 85°F in the daytime to 49°F at night. Between October and December, the daytime average is 69°F and the nighttime average is 23°F.
Fayetteville hotels essential information
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Recent Fayetteville hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel & Conference Center
"This was a clean hotel with comfortable accomodations, but is in need of some updating. One elevator was out of order throughout our stay and a second failed midway through the weekend, leaving only one working during a busy convention. The hallways are in need of updates due to peeling/damaged wallpaper. While not crucial to the average guest, both the hotel and it's staff could benefit from updated safety equipment and preparedness training, as a medical emergency was observed during the stay."
