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Hotels near The Commonwealth Medical College

Want to find out a little more about The Commonwealth Medical College before you book? Here are a few tips.

Not entirely sure where it is? Unfold your map and circle Scranton. It is situated 210 kilometres from the state capital, Albany.

4 hotels isn't a huge selection, but it's enough if you're set on staying within 3 kilometres of The Commonwealth Medical College. You might fancy the Hilton Scranton & Conference Center and Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel Scranton.

Rather not pay too much for your room? This region has you covered when it comes to modest places to stay. Check what the Comfort Inn Clarks Summit and the Sleep Inn & Suites Scranton Dunmore have to offer.

When you need a little help to get moving, grab a table at Northern Light Espresso Bar and Cafe (536 Spruce Street, Scranton). You'll find it only 0.9 kilometres from The Commonwealth Medical College. If you're looking for lunch or dinner, Cooper's Seafood House (701 North Washington Avenue, Scranton) is well within walking distance.

Other Things to Do Near The Commonwealth Medical College

This region has loads more going on:

University of Scranton is an important educational establishment and a fascinating tourist attraction in its own right.
Encourage the kids to let off some steam, as they check out the railway exhibits at Steamtown National Historic Site.
Make time to understand how the natural world has transformed over the eons at Everhart Museum.
For people thinking about an excusion to Marywood University, consider looking to see if there are walking tours scheduled.
Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour is a historic mine that is no longer operational. It's now used to educate visitors, so why not go on a tour?