Genetti Hotel

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Genetti Hotel
Former names	Lycoming Hotel
General information
Status	Operational
Address	200 W 4th St, Williamsport, PA 17701
Town or city	Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Country	United States
Coordinates	41°14′28″N 77°00′20″W / 41.2410°N 77.0056°W / 41.2410; -77.0056
Construction started	1921
Opened	1922
Cost	$900,000
Owner	Genetti Hotels
Height	192 feet
Technical details
Floor count	11
Lifts/elevators	3
Design and construction
Architect	William Lee Stoddart
Website
http://www.genettihotel.com/

The Genetti Hotel was built in 1921 as the Lycoming Hotel in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

History[]

The Genetti was built in 1921 in the midst of Williamsport's huge logging boom. The hotel opened on June 21, 1922, as the Lycoming Hotel.^[1]

The architect of the hotel was New Jersey-born William Lee Stoddart.^[1]

Construction[]

The Genetti took a little over a year to build, with construction starting in 1921 and the project being completed in 1922. It is the tallest building in Williamsport.^[1]

The hotel has been through many renovations, such as a new modern ballroom, new elevators, and a restoration of the hotel's exterior.

See also[]

• Georgian Terrace Hotel
• Ellis Hotel
• Penn Tower

References[]

External links[]

• Official website