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Are you looking for somewhere to celebrate the holiday season? Look no further than the city of Berkeley Springs, WV, which is under 40 minutes from Holiday Inn Martinsburg, WV. Berkeley Springs is a place where you can have a peaceful holiday weekend and enjoy many New Year activities. You will find shops in downtown, relaxing … Continue reading→

Ever wish you could experience the thrill of casino games, but not take the trip to Las Vegas? Just 25 minutes from our hotel is a place that rivals any establishment in the east as the place to try your luck. Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races features over 4,000 slot machines and table games featuring skilled … Continue reading→

Just when you thought Shenandoah Valley battlefields could not get any better, U.S. National Park Services announces upcoming free entrance days in the National Parks. You will be able to not only enjoy the area battlefield attractions, but get free admission during Veterans Day weekend November 11-13, 2011. This is the final free admission weekend … Continue reading→

Ever wished you could retrace the footsteps of some of the most important people in history? If you are staying with us at the Holiday Inn Martinsburg, you can do just that on the Washington Heritage Trail covering the counties of Berkeley, Morgan, and Jefferson. Over 136 miles of historical 18th century homes, 19th century industrial … Continue reading→

Civil war history lies deep in the Shenandoah Valley with historic battlefields in nearby Harpers Ferry, Sharpsburg, and more. Sharpsburg’s Antietam National Battlefield is just 40 minutes from the Holiday Inn Martinsburg and is worth the trip to teach your kids about history and learn some for yourself as well. Antietam National Battlefield is situated near … Continue reading→

Looking for a unique gift for someone special? Wanting to experience the history of Martinsburg while you are in town? Head over to Main Street Martinsburg to explore the revitalized downtown commercial district. Martinsburg first made its mark in history during 1841 when the City became a stop on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Martinsburg was … Continue reading→