Hotels in Greenleaf Manor

"Loved the decorations and treats for graduation weekend - very festive and such a nice touch."

"Shower is outdated could be better the room was fine you can hear clearly the people in the indoor pool. Location is great for Penn State"

"Great stay. Comfortable. Nice staff."

"Stayed here for our son's graduation. Prices were reasonable compared to other hotels, as it WAS Graduation weekend.The staff at the front desk were very nice and helpful, but the staff for the breakfast service were not friendly at all! Breakfast was not the best. Its minimal to say the least and they close it up at 9:30 am! Seriously that is just so early compared to other hotels! Rooms are clean, bathroom too! Beds are ok (not the most comfortable) although when my husband pulled the covers out, two dog bones fell out of the bottom of the bed! One thing is for sure...we did NOT bring a dog with us! Not many bells and whistles so to speak, but overall it was fine for what we needed as is was nearly impossible to find a reservation for Graduation Weekend! "

"Great staff and very nice atmosphere"

"Beautiful hotel and great experience "

"Excellent complimentary breakfast. Great to have a restaurant and bar connected to the hotel. Less than 15 min drive to PSU."

"Nice stay"

"This was an interesting stay to say the least. The property appears to be an old motel from the sixties (or earlier?) across from a truck stop in Milesburg PA. The staff were polite and the property is generally clean but only partially renovated - new hallway carpets, new floors and furniture in the rooms, very average bathrooms, but with original doors (looks like) with new locks, old windows and popcorn ceiling. The amenities were also average with cold breakfast sandwiches to warm up in the microwave. Also annoyed at Penn State - for a world class institution with a massive alumni base which likes to visit campus - the amenities/hotel infrastructure in State College is abysmal. One literally has to book rooms for graduation a year in advance or pay through one’s nose for very average hotel rooms. Why can’t Penn State motivate the city to build more decent and reasonablly priced hotels in State College? Thankfully, we don’t plan to visit again now that our daughter has graduated."