In State College, many of the vacation properties are house rentals, which represent 65.41% of its available properties. Interestingly, type of accommodation in particular, this specific type of property is $1,069 a night, with an average size of 2,220 ft². Moreover, most house rentals in State College can accommodate groups of 9, which makes it a great vacation spot for large groups. Vacationers looking for another type of acommodation will also find many hotel rooms, which are the second most popular property type in State College. Hotel rooms in State College are 410 ft² on average, with average prices of $149 a night.
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Popular Rental Amenities in State College
Filters are available to help you customize your search to find the ideal property in State College. In State College, 60 rentals offer "internet". Consequently, if you can't imagine a vacation without internet, use the internet filter to compare these accommodations. Three amenities that are not common are "balconies/patios," "Pets Allowed," and "pools."
The Weather in State College
Check out the climate diagram for State College. In the next 6 months, July will have higher average temperatures. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 19° in January. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is August.
Gastronomy, art and nature in the student city of State College
State College is home to the famous State Penn University and blends a mixture of small town ambiance with the bustling atmosphere of a college town. Traditional houses surrounded by trees and gardens or modern designer apartments are the typical homes you will find here.
American breakfasts and southern cuisine.
After touring the sights, The Original Waffle Shop will be a welcome stop for a fortifying snack. The waffles can be combined with savory sausages and bacon, or with sweet fruit, chocolate and toppings. There are many other dishes on offer, such as French toast, pancakes or burgers.
Head to Gigi's Southern Table for a more sophisticated dining experience. All the produce is sourced from local farms and freshly cooked. The dishes are inspired by traditional cooking from the southern States of the US. Try the cornmeal covered oysters, crispy calamari in gluten free batter and honey pickled peppers.
Nightlife in State College
Bar Bleu is a sports bar and liquor lounge with two flat-screen monitors that show college sporting events. They serve 16 different draft beers and their signature cocktail, the fishbowl, is brewed in a 43 ounce barrel.
Champs Sports Grill is a multi-level drinking establishment. They have 45 different types of beer, but you cannot smoke or drink while playing pool in Lou's Stickroom.
Art and nature at State Penn University
The Arboretum of State Penn University offers tapestries of beautiful colorful seasonal flowers, a lily pond, and a fountain. Two beautiful stone sculptures stand at the gateway of the children's garden, an interactive and educational facility.
Also on the university campus, you will find The Palmer Museum of Art. In addition to a large collection of American and European art, the Palmer Museum has a strong focus on non-western art, including Japanese woodblock paints, African sculptures and jade sculptures from China. Admission is free of charge.
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