Visiting the All-American Town of Allentown

In the state of Pennsylvania, only three cities are quite popular because of their sheer population. This would be Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Allentown. Of the three, it is typically the city of Allentown that most people do not know much about.

The city of Allentown has been known to locals in various names including, "Silk City", "Peanut City", and "The Queen City". What is now known as the center of the city of Allentown was actually what used to be the Northampton Town laid out by William Allen during the 18h century. Today, however, the city of Allentown boasts of a number parks that one should not miss out on. Some of these parks include the Allen Park, the Lehigh Landing, the Mack Pool, the Canal Park, the East Side Reservoir, and the Perry B. Ruhe Park. Aside from the parks, the city of Allentown also has two large capacity stadiums – the Coca Cola Park, and the J. Birney Crum Stadium.

Of course, a visit to Allentown is also not complete without experiencing the Mayfair Festival of the Arts as well as the Great Allentown Fair and the Collegiate Marching Band Festival.

With so many parks to choose from and so many events to attend, it is highly recommended that you make sure you book yourself in a reliable hotel in Allentown PA. One of these Allentown PA motels that you might want to consider is the Comfort Suites Inn Allentown PA.

Guests to the Comfort Suites Allentown PA can take advantage of such amenities as complimentary coffee and tea, complimentary airport transport, complimentary hot breakfast buffet, and free wireless Internet. Each of the rooms is also equipped with 37-inch HDTV with HBO access, hair dryer, in-room pot-less coffee maker, safe, iron and ironing board, and in-bath whirlpool.

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