Days Inn by Wyndham Somerset PA I-70 I-76

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See It All in Somerset

Pet-friendly hotel off I-76, near the Great Allegheny Passage®

Just off Exit 110 of the PA Turnpike and surrounded by dining options, Days Inn by Wyndham Somerset PA I-70 I-76 offers a sunny stay with free breakfast, WiFi, and parking, in addition to nearby gym access. We’re close to the scenic trails of the Great Allegheny Passage, the Flight 93 National Memorial, Seven Springs Mountain Resort, and Hidden Valley Resort. Enjoy Somerset County Covered Bridge Tour, ride go-karts at Caddie Shak, or learn about local history at the Somerset Historical Center. For those flying in, we’re 29 miles from Johnstown Airport (JST).

Amenities

Brighten Your Day

Make the most of free breakfast and WiFi—plus, gym access

Wake up refreshed in your non-smoking guest room that features a flat-screen HDTV, mini-refrigerator, microwave, coffee/tea maker, desk, hair dryer, and bath products. Get energized with a free breakfast of waffles, pastries, cereal, and more before checking in with loved ones using free WiFi. You can also enjoy access to a local gym along with free parking. Our contemporary hotel offers optimal convenience with an elevator, interior corridor, and friendly 24/7 front desk staff. Bring along up to two 35-pound pets for an extra nightly fee.

Local Area

Discover the Area

See an iconic house, enjoy an amusement park, or hit the links

Picnic in Laurel Hill State Park, sip local wines at Glades Pike Winery, or tour Fallingwater—a beautiful home built by Frank Lloyd Wright. Have fun on the roller coasters and water slides at Idlewild® and Soak Zone®, go fishing in Shawnee State Park, or play the championship Hidden Valley Golf Course. Seven Springs Mountain Resort offers skiing in the winter and hiking, biking, and zip lining in the summer while Quecreek Mine Rescue Site commemorates the 2002 rescue of nine miners. If the timing’s right, attend the Pennsylvania Maple Festival.