In-town yet a bit apart, these well-kept acreage included two gazebos surrounded by well tended flowering gardens, brick walkways and tall, tall shade trees. These captivating grounds can also be viewed from the victorian Back Porch or the three-sided wraparound verandah. The Inn itself was also well-appointed and very clean. Tall windows, gleaming hardwood floors and lofty ceilings, original woodwork and moldings; just what i hoped for. Foor service; everything served at this lovely inn is made from scratch by Nadine and her able staff. Scones, egg fritatas, muffins, cookies, strawberry bread; the smells emenating from the kitchen were non-stop. Only the staff's smiling faces and hospitality exceeded these fine attributes.
1870 Wedgwood of New Hope

New Hope, PA 18938-1401
United States of America
Innkeeper(s): Carl Glassman & Nadine Silnutzer
(215) 862-2520
Circa 1870. Poised on two park-like acres in New Hope, Pennsylvania, with flower-lined brick walkways that lead to gazebos and a hammock, this gracious Victorian Painted Lady reflects its name in the blue-colored exterior and inside walls and trim. Guest rooms and suites are painted and stenciled by a local artist and boast fresh flowers, fine antiques, wifi and innkeeper Carl’s secret-recipe Almond liquor and bedside chocolates. Some may include fireplaces and two-person Jacuzzi tubs. Linger over a home-baked morning meal served on authentic Wedgwood china in the expansive Breakfast Room or covered porch. A guest pantry boasts a refrigerator, beverages, snacks, treats and fruit. Afternoon Tea is provided on Saturdays and Sunday holidays. A private pool, tennis courts and health club privileges are available for a small fee. The vibrant village and walking bridge to Lambertville and Princeton, New Jersey are nearby.
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