The Historic Best Western Gettysburg Hotel has a tradition of hospitality that dates to 1797, when James Scott first opened his tavern. In the summer of 1863, the hotel played witness to one of the seminal events in American history during a pivotal three-day Civil War battle. President Lincoln honed the immortal words of his Gettysburg Address at the Wills House, just steps away from the hotel. Nearly a century later, the hotel served as President Dwight Eisenhower’s national operations center. After a careful and detailed restoration, the Historic Gettysburg Hotel once again welcomes guests to share in its rich legacy.

For Fine Dining in Gettysburg, the Restaurants at Best Western Gettysburg
is Where to Go

Centuries on the Square
Welcome to Centuries on the Square, a fine dining restaurant. We are proud to continue the tradition of gracious dining in the heart of historic Gettysburg. Our goal is to make your dining experience as pleasurable as possible and truly worthy of the legend that is the Gettysburg Hotel. Casual fine dining overlooking the square with a romantic fireplace. Also ideal for parties or gatherings of fifty people or less. Reservations suggested, but walk-in’s are always welcome. Open daily for breakfast from 7am – 10:30am and dinner from 5pm – 9pm.

McClellan's Tavern
For a relaxed dining atmosphere McClellan’s Tavern restaurant welcomes you. The main feature of our English style pub is the Van Tromp Bar, a turn of the century solid mahogany bar brought back from Brick Lane in merry England. The drinkers in the old neighborhood mourn its loss, which is our gain at Best Western Gettysburg. Re-visit old memories with friends, enjoy dining on an amazing lunch, dinner, or just relax and enjoy the ambience. Happy Hour Daily from 4pm – 6pm. Serving Lunch from 11am – 4pm and dinner from 4pm – 9pm.