TOP 30 Historic lodging experiences in Titusville, Pennsylvania

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The Caboose Motel offers a unique lodging experience in Titusville, Pennsylvania. Located on stationary tracks next to the Perry Street Station of the OC&T Railroad, guests can stay in one of the 21 caboose cars, each equipped with modern amenities such as heat & air conditioning, television, telephone, and a bathroom with a shower. Choose from a king size bed with cupola style windows or two full size beds with bay windows. Three of the cabooses have ramp access for those with mobility issues. The motel is dog-friendly and provides deck chairs for guests to relax and enjoy the evenings in the Oil Region. Conveniently located one block from downtown Titusville, the Caboose Motel is just five minutes away from the Drake Well Museum and Park, as well as the Oil Creek State Park asphalt paved recreational trail. Guests can also explore the Historic Titusville Walking Tour while in town. The motel is owned and operated by the Oil Creek Railway Historical Society, a non-profit organization.

McMullen House Bed & Breakfast LLC is a historic lodging institution located at 430 East Main Street in Titusville, Pennsylvania, United States. Built in 1870 by the first businesswoman of Titusville, Celia McMullen, this charming bed and breakfast offers a unique experience for guests. Surrounded by native butterfly and pollinator gardens, the property provides a tranquil habitat for local wildlife. Guests can immerse themselves in the history of the Titusville Oil Region by taking a lantern tour of the neighborhood and exploring other historic houses. The hospitality at McMullen House Bed & Breakfast has received high praise from visitors, with guests raving about the beautiful house and delicious French toast.