Book a hotel near What-A-Blast Extreme Laser Tag, State College

When the kids start getting restless, you'll be grateful that you decided to take them to What-A-Blast Extreme Laser Tag.

State College, where it is to be found, sits 65 miles (105 kilometers) from the state capital, Harrisburg.

It's always good to have a variety of options when looking for a room, and with 13 hotels less than 2 miles (3 kilometers) from What-A-Blast Extreme Laser Tag, you are sure to find something in the vicinity. Many travelers enjoy The Nittany Lion Inn, Residence Inn by Marriott State College and Hampton Inn State College, 0.8 miles (1.3 kilometers), 1 mile (2 kilometers) and 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, respectively.

For travelers that like bargain prices, consider making a reservation at one of the inexpensive solutions available here. Why not consider the Sleep Inn State College and the Super 8 State College?

Whether you're looking for a delicious snack or just somewhere to relax, Sowers Harvest Café can take care of your needs, and it's conveniently located a short distance away. If you're planning to go out for lunch, stick around the area and get a table at Are U Hungry. If you find that the sight of the setting sun brings about a sudden thirst, head over to Sharkies Bar & Thrifty Bottle for a cold beer or a relaxing wine on the way back to your hotel.

Other Things to Do Near What-A-Blast Extreme Laser Tag

• Pennsylvania State University is not merely an educational institution, but it is also regarded as a cherished place for the local community.
• Embrace your youthful self when you accompany the kids to Discovery Space of Central Pennsylvania. As a family, you'll be able to explore and learn.
• Every curated art piece has an intriguing story to tell. At Palmer Museum of Art, you can explore the exhibits, stop for a few moments of contemplation and get to know the story behind them.
• Take in the many trees and plants displayed at The Arboretum at Penn State, a lovely way to spend the afternoon.
• Learn the difference between birdies, backswings and bogeys, with a few rounds at Penn State University's Blue and White Golf Courses.