Overall it was a nice place to stay. Location was a bit confusing. Sits off a busy street. Noise from the street is loud from our room. We stayed in the Conservatory room. Very nice room but didn't care to see someone else's left over food in the fridge. Water from the fountain was get all over the floor and the shower was extra small. Ton's to do in the area. Breakfast was good. I enjoyed the pastries the most. Cookies upon arrival were great also. Don't know if it was worth the amount I paid but it was a nice place and I loved that it wasn't tons of people there.
The Sayre Mansion Inn

Bethlehem, PA 18015
United States of America
Innkeeper(s): Carrie Ohlandt
(610) 882-2100
(877) 345-9019
Circa 1858. Built in Lehigh Valley in the 1850s, this Gothic Revival mansion was the first house in the wealthy Fountain Hill neighborhood which is now the historic district in the heart of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The Sayre Mansion Inn is a premier urban inn that includes two picturesque acres. Sit on the wicker-furnished Terrace or gather in the front parlor. The Asa Packer Room is ideal for meetings or private parties. Elegant guest bedrooms and suites are inviting retreats. The Conservatory, a roof-top refuge that spans the entire top floor, has a soothing fountain and a Franklin stove fireplace. The Robert Sayre Library is a spacious two-room suite with a sitting room and marble fireplace. The elegant dining room features a breakfast buffet and choice of made-to-order entrees. Ask about romantic special packages and gift certificates.
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