Valley Forge is in Chester County, PA in the Philadelphia metro area. The community is in the Eastern Standard time zone and is located on the Schuylkill River. Valley Forge was named for a forge built in 1759 at the mouth of Valley Creek. Near by Historic sites and museums includes Valley Forge National Historical Park, Valley Forge Historical Society Museum, Brandywine Creek State Park, Independence National Historical Park.
Included with the history of Valley Forge are excellent restaurants, featuring every cuisine imaginable, the King of Prussia Mall, near by to QVC, farmers markets and many other area attractions.
The Inn at Chester Springs is approximately 20 minutes away. The hotel's amenities include the indoor and outdoor pools, in-house fitness center, and Arthur's Bar & Grill, serving contemporary American cuisine, with daily specials, prime rib night every Wednesday and Saturday, and a brunch every Sunday.
All rooms feature lounge chairs and ottomans, telephones, high-speed Internet access, alarm clocks, hairdryers, and full bathrooms. The Inn is a full service hotel with banquet, conference and wedding services. The hotel has 216 tastefully appointed guests rooms nestled in the heart of Chester County - 1 mi (exit 23) off PA Turnpike, on Route 100.
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