Restaurants in Downtown Williamsport

There are a plethora of restaurant choices in Williamsport. Many are within walking distance of the City Hall Grand Hotel.

Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum

Less than two miles across the bridge in South Williamsport, the "World of Little League Museum" is a fun and interactive museum divided into six segments to represent the six innings in a little league game! Please visit our local attractions tab on this website to learn more about the range of activities and events happening in our town. 

Little League Baseball started in Lycoming County over five decades ago with a man of vision named Carl Stotz, a carload of eager kids, and a chunk of hard rubber fashioned with a paring knife into a home plate. It wound up as one of the century's greatest sports stories, affecting tens of millions of children and adult volunteers worldwide. Visitors to Williamsport can see the baseball diamond where the first game was played and the splendid sports complex where the Little League World Series takes place each year before thousands of spectators. The Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum traces the history and development of the small-fry sport through special hands-on exhibits and other displays. www.littleleague.org/learn/museum.htm

Thomas T. Taber Museum

The Thomas T. Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society, which "chronicles the history of our region from American Indian occupation through 20th-century industry and life," is only a mile away. www.tabermuseum.org

Services and Resources in Town

Williamsport Regional Medical Center Emergency Services

700 High St · Williamsport, PA · (570) 321-2000

Williamsport Police Department

245 W 4th St · Williamsport, PA · (570) 327-7560

Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Williamsport, City Hall Grand Boutique Hotel offers a unique lodging experience within short walking distance of eateries, pubs, microbreweries, coffee shops, boutiques, theatres, clubs, and the Susquehanna River Walk.

The hotel's location and proximity to attractions such as the Crosscutter's home at Bowman Field, the Community Arts Center, and Little League Baseball, where the International Headquarters hosts the Little League World Series every August, make it an ideal spot for traveling to a variety of historical sites and places of interest in the area. Lycoming College is located a few blocks from the hotel, and the Pennsylvania College of Technology is less than a mile away. 

Many opportunities for recreation, such as mountain streams, game lands, and hiking paths, make this beautiful region a paradise for hunters, fishermen, and outdoor lovers. During mid-October, the mountains surrounding the city are breathtakingly beautiful, displaying a complete artist's palette of fall coloration. Nowhere in the world does a canvas of evergreens and hardwoods offer a more colorful fall foliage extravaganza.

City Hall Grand is conveniently positioned in central Pennsylvania within driving distance of major Northeastern metropolitan cities, including New York City (3hrs), Philadelphia (2.45 hrs), Pittsburgh (3.5hrs), Baltimore (3hrs), Washington D.C. (3.5hrs), Harrisburg (2hrs), and Lancaster (2.25hrs). Our business travelers find our hotel a convenient "office away" as it is only a short distance from the airport, local business, and industry.