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1740 House

4.3 (53 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Laurie V.

Beautiful venue and fabulous breakfast. Friendly staff. I am torn between 3 and 4 stars though, because my room had an overwhelming odor of dog. I love pets but the smell was distracting and I wish hotels would not allow them. I really struggled here, because otherwise it is a great place to stay with a beautiful view of the Delaware. I didn't get a chance to say anything to the staff, because I had to leave shortly after I took my breakfast and they were busy serving everyone else. I was only here from 9 PM until about 9 AM, so my stay was quite a short one, but had it been longer, I would have asked to change rooms. The party next door to me was loud at first, but by 11:30 PM they had quieted down. I believe there was a wedding taking place that weekend, so that could explain the noise level. Other than that, it was pretty quiet. While I would not necessarily *not* recommend this place, I would call first to see if there is a pet-free room available. I am not certain whether it is permitted in all rooms or if some are pet-free due to various allergies.

Potato pancakes. Micro basil
Ed S.

GREAT German meal tonight. From the potato pancakes with apple salad to the Sauerbraten with spaetzle AND red cabbage. You can be Ed find this food done right. They did it right tonight. The Dead playing in the background was a nice touch

Krystal L.

Came here for a quick weekend getaway from the city and couldn't have asked for a better trip! Everyone was so kind and the room was adorable! Super clean and the view was to die for. Breakfast was delicious and the bar attached to the restaurant had great drinks and even better service! 10/10 definitely plan on coming back soon! :)

This is from long connected balcony outside our room.

My daughter and I stayed night of June 30. The bed was very comfortable, room was clean. Negatives were: you can't see TV from bed at all, outlets to plug in devices were behind the bed, you can't read the numbers on the room air conditioner without a flashlight - in daytime. loved the door that opens to walkway where you can see the river. beautiful views. breakfast was good, pretty eating area. We had a hard time dragging our luggage up steps. We didn't think to ask for a first floor room.

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Great place . Clean and cute . I had a great view of the river from my room. Will definitely stay here again!

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Great place to stay. Beautiful views of the Delaware. Friendly staff. Breakfast was very good

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“Our spacious room {junior suite} was soooo comfortable with a wonderful patio overlooking the Delaware River.”

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