Hotels at Markerland

 There are three different hotels at Markerland, each one catering towards a different budget.


Markerland Hotel (Deluxe Value)
Done in a mid-century futuristic design, this hotel is a tribute to the Markerland Park itself. It features ten floors of hotel rooms and five themed sections based off the live "lands" of the park. It also features an indoor pool, a buffet, a gym, and a sports complex where guests can engage in active fitness.
Marker's European Resort (Moderate Value)
Inspired by the beauty and charm of Europe, this old-time resort brings its most iconic cities to life. This includes Venice, Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid, and Bern. Aside from cultural things, the rooms are knee-deep with European influence, although they fit more people than a typical European hotel would.
Marker's Great American Resort (Family Value)
Inspired by traveling America in the 1950s-60s, this nostalgic hotel has the biggest pool, even though it's the cheapest resort on property. It has areas themed to New York, New Orleans, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Washington DC, offering a unique glimpse of America's greatest cities.

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