Just returned from a short visit but the place is great, the breakfast cooked by the host Lindsey…read moreis healthy and delicious, coffee outstanding. Very welcoming and accommodating to their guests. Micah "rescued" us from a rainstorm (we were out on the deck by the pool) just in time for us to prepare to go to dinner; a true gent! Beautiful setting and area too. Highly recommend this B and B.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this gem. It's tucked away so nicely, but only 15…read moreminutes to Kutztown. Lindsey, our host, far exceeded any BNB host. She really made it feel like home. The rooms are simple but accommodating. Everything is very clean. Breakfast was delicious. We had something different everyday. I cannot recommend this place enough. It's perfect!

This B&B is INCREDIBLE! Just went for one night and my boyfriend had booked us the Carriage House…read moreroom for the stay. It is meant to sleep 6 people, but we loved the amount of space and the character of the loft. The grounds of the B&B were gorgeous and we were encouraged to wander around and explore. The owner Pamela made us the best French toast I've ever had, and lovingly delivered it to us on our private deck. We left feeling rejuvenated and relaxed. And will definitely be back!

Pamela was a great host, made all of it a spectacular life expierence, and we will be visiting…read moreagain soon. Felt so at home there , warm cozy, romantic !! Tops in my book

If you are looking for a wonderful getaway in the countryside of Pennsylvania's beautiful Lehigh…read moreValley, look no further than Longswamp Bed and Breakfast. Housed in a 19th century estate of the prominent Trexler family, Longswamp Bed and Breakfast exudes rustic charm in a peaceful, bucolic setting. Newly updated rooms are very comfortable but retain their historic charm. Our favorite is the cozy cottage which once served as a post office and was also a stop on the Underground Railroad. The main house boasts Edwardian style, and there is even a barn suite. However, the best part is the warm and welcoming staff and their exceptional service. Owner Amy Kirkner almost invariably swings by personally to chat and drop off fresh morning coffee and homemade muffins (among other breakfast treats). It is a good experience to be treated as an honored guest, but it is a great experience to be treated like a returning friend, and that is just the kind of hospitality that Longswamp Bed and Breakfast delivers. We've been coming there for years, and we figured it was time to let others in on the secret of this little gem. You'll have a wonderful stay, so it's a decision you won't regret.

We had our wedding at Longswamp B&B this past April and it was such a wonderful experience working…read morewith Amy and Keri. The property was beautiful and our family/friends couldn't stop commenting on the beauty of the indoor barn space. It was perfect for our wedding of 90-people. The barn is spacious and had ample room for our tables, DJ, dance floor, and interactive tables. They were flexible with us for set-up time on the Friday before and helped make sure we were all set the month of the wedding. We cannot thank Longswamp B&B enough for making our wedding weekend memorable and so special. Amy and Keri were so kind and communicative through the entire process. 5-stars all around!! Book your wedding here - you will not be disappointed!! - you are able to use an outside caterer - they provide an amazing bartender for a reasonable hourly rate who is super helpful in the planning process for buying what you need - they work with you to schedule clean up on sunday following the event if you have a saturday wedding

Incredibly nice staff, Clean, comfortable, beautiful and delicious food. What more can a girl ask…read morefor?? I can't wait to come back in the fall!! Yes please!!

What a stunning inn!!! We came up for a long weekend to celebrate a family member's birthday, and…read moreit could not have been more perfect. The Glassburn Inn, located in Fogelsville, Pennsylvania, is a beautiful historic hotel, and you can truly feel its charm and character the moment you arrive. When we first pulled in, there was no snow, and the entrance looked absolutely picturesque and welcoming. From the start, the staff was incredibly friendly and made us feel right at home. The next morning was pure magic -- we woke up to freshly fallen snow and the most gorgeous winter view from our room. It honestly felt like something out of a postcard. The combination of the historic charm and the snowy landscape made it even more special. Our stay included a continental breakfast, but don't let that description fool you -- this was anything but ordinary. They offered made-to-order omelettes, eggs cooked any style you like, crispy bacon, home fries... it was a full, hot, delicious breakfast and such a treat! The birthday party was held in another building on the property called The Dairy, and it is absolutely beautiful. The Dairy can accommodate up to six guest rooms and features a large living area, a spacious dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen, along with an outdoor deck. It's perfect for gatherings and special celebrations -- private, cozy, and thoughtfully designed. With all the snow, my car just wasn't cooperating. Although the grounds were well plowed, I couldn't make it up the hill. Once again, the staff went above and beyond -- they graciously drove us up to The Dairy so we wouldn't miss a thing. That level of service really stood out. If you're in the area and looking for a relaxing getaway at a beautiful historic inn with outstanding staff, the Glassburn Inn in Fogelsville, Pennsylvania is absolutely the place to stay. The pictures truly don't do it justice

Our first time visiting the town of Jim Thorpe. We stayed in…read morethe Legacy Grand  Suite for 4 nights and had a fantastic getaway! The suite was spotless and beautifully furnished and had a very comfortable king-size bed. We received a gracious and warm welcome from the host when we arrived. First, let me start from the outside going in. The street that the Inn is located is so quaint and charming, we weren't even inside yet, and I knew it was going to be wonderful. Diane and Chris were fantastic hosts, gave us tips on where to eat and things to do. The Inn has a fireplace in the common area along with coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. Our suite was a great size, and I was very impressed with how clean it was. The mattress was very comfortable, and so was the couch in the sitting room. The in room breakfast was perfect! Stocked juices in the mini fridge, fresh yogurt with honey and berries, and ready on our table were granola, fruits, scones, muffins, biscotti and the most delicious cakes. We did not get into our car at all as everything was less than a 10 min walk away. We did the train ride, a show at the opera house, Big Creek tasting room, Myst, Molly Maguires, and shopping. When we come back to Jim Thorpe, and we will be back, Times House will be our place to stay! I'm already trying to arrange a friends trip for next fall!

My husband and I stayed here for two nights to celebrate our anniversary. Times House was a perfect…read morelocation for so many reasons. We didn't have to hunt for parking, as they have designated spots for the bed and breakfast. Chris (one of the innkeepers) greeted us after we parked to offer assistance with luggage and show us to our room. We were staying in Serenity which was located on the third floor. The room was beautifully decorated and meticulously clean. A small table was already set with dishes for breakfast the next morning. Fresh baked goods, courtesy of Diane (the other innkeeper), as well as fresh fruit, homemade granola, and a refrigerator stocked with orange juice, apples juice, bottled water, creamers for coffee and yogurt were all provided for us to enjoy for breakfast at our convenience. Down in the main parlor there was also a side table set up with coffee, tea and hot cocoa. When housekeeping visited our room the next afternoon, everything was tidied up and the items we consumed were replenished. The room had a television with streaming ability. The location of Times House was perfect and we were able to walk everywhere we wanted to go. We did not have to visit our car again until our departure. My husband and I have already recommended Times House to several friends and plan to visit here again ourselves.

Found this gem on Yelp when I needed to come visit a few clients in Pottstown. This inn is a…read morebeautiful, clean, private, cozy retreat in a sea of other disappointing chain hotels. The home and rooms are immaculate, and Tracy the owner is so communicative and sweet. Absolutely recommend! Would 100% stay again.

My wife and I stayed 3 nights in the upstairs unit. Accommodations were excellent. Comfortable…read morebed, good shower and AC was efficient and not too loud. Tracy responded quickly with the questions we had. Check-in was straight forward. Good off street parking. Plus the breakfasts were yummy and filling.

The Parsonage current owners, Michael and Jeffrey, their artwork/B&B stay with 3 course breakfasts…read morewill be moving across from Mauch Chunk Opera House and planned to be called The Dolson House. Both Michael and Jeffrey are impeccable in style, hosting and there is absolutely nothing left that they had left short at their stay. They were simply amazing, knowledgeable about the community and true travelers full of history and class. The room we stayed in was called 'John's Room.' It had a very nice display of antique and landscape artwork fit for a couple who are first time visiting. There was a well lit closet for 2 luggage, a king/queen bed, 2 chairs and a dresser. It was small, but I found it to be cozy. No tv but great WiFi. Our bathroom had the standard amenities and had its own heater. There was a hairdryer, makeup towels/remover wipes, shampoo, conditioner, soap, lotion, towels, and all a person would except in a bathroom. I cannot even begin to explain the breakfast service. It goes beyond 5 star. I will simply say that the photos in my review is what the current owners present. During the October fall foliage prime is when my stay was. The town becomes flooded with people on Saturday and Sunday (weather pending). It is highly suggested that if this is your stay duration time that you book in time before there is no vacancy. It also is suggested you speak with the owners so that they can help you navigate with tips to avoid headaches with the parking, the scenic train and any other things that may involve the crowds. This B&B is not kid-friendly because of all the delicate statues and knick nacs. There is dog on site but we saw it once, not even in the common areas.

Words will surely fail me as I attempt to convey just how amazing our time at The Parsonage has…read morebeen. I'll try... Jeffri and Michael have created such a spectacular home. We could have just stayed there and experienced the splendor of their collections, relaxed in the warmth and comfort of their home, and savored the exquisite, delectable breakfasts. Alas, we did venture out to see Jim Thorpe (a.k.a. Mauch Chunk) and the nearby historic sites. Micheal provided some great suggestions, and added such depth and flavor to the experience with his knowledge of the history of the area. We truly look forward to visiting again, and staying with them in their new endeavor at Dolon House (5 West Broadway); a grand and historic home they are now renovating. It will be fascinating to see the collections and appointments from The Parsonage in this incredible and historic home. Jeffri and Michael, thank you so much for a wonderful experience!

Stayed here for two nights November 2021 while hiking along the Appalachian Trail close by. Despite…read morethe weather being cold and stormy across the Pennsylvania countryside, the warm room and comfortable bed did wonders at giving us the rest and refuge we needed each evening. Angie was an attentive and welcoming host, and her country breakfast could not be beat for miles around. A little whimsical as far as decorations and interior design, but extremely charming and cozy. My wife and I would absolutely stay here if we were were in the area again. Book here expecting to be taken care of and have a good "home base" for whatever you'd like to do near Palmerton and the surrounding towns.

Hospitality, a hot and tasty breakfast, comfortable room, what more can you want?…read more We stayed at the Roth House Bed and Breakfast for a convenient stay during our hiking adventures on the Blue Mountain. Angie is one of the kindest, most hospitable bed and breakfast hosts I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. She would check in, ask if we needed anything, but without hovering. The Roth House itself is a country house. I think it is advertised as "your Grandma's house in the country" so you shouldn't expect 5 star amenities, but everything is clean, maintained, and well decorated to suit the "grandma's house in the country" aesthetic. I think they said it used to be a boarding house. We would absolutely stay again just for Angie's kind hospitality and delicious breakfast. I don't know if they are still doing this, but if you pay cash, they'll give you a slight discount. I would recommend if you're a sensitive sleeper bringing a noise machine or using your phone for white noise to help block out the street traffic, but even that was pretty minimal. Also, don't worry about the sulfur smell in the water when taking a shower, the water is piped in from an underground well, but it is 100% safe to use. Loved the Roth House!

Fantastic outdoor venue. Unique and not your normal winery setting. Rolling hills, artsy bend,…read moregreat seating. Food and drink available! Hidden GEM.

Outstanding intimate outside music venue. Saw Mac Arnold & A Full Plate 'O Blues today. Sound…read morewas AMAZING! Band was OUTSTANDING!! Bring your own chairs. Small patio-type tables set up. Not a bad seat. Under the trees. Beautiful. They do serve beer, soda, water and food. Even has a small dance floor for those who want to cut a rug. A true hidden gem. Wonderful value for the money. Cannot say enough great things about this venue. Is a bit hillier than most outside venues so please keep this in mind for those who don't walk well or far.

Vintner's Inn Kutztown by Folino Estate Winery (formerly Main Street Inn) was a charming place to…read morestay this summer for my KU reunion weekend with the girls. I booked The Sangiovese Room (was The Wanner Suite "sunflower room") at the top of the stairs, with an outdoor balcony overlooking the sycamore tree & church next door. It was so nice to be welcomed with fresh baked chocolate chip cookies & daily wine & cheese. My room was clean, cool, and quiet. Keyless entry made coming & going a breeze. Morning breakfast of coffee, frittata, pastry, fresh berries & yogurt was yummy. I travelled in by bus from NY (Kutztown is very walkable) so I did not have a car while staying there & did not visit the winery. I look forward to visiting it in the future with friends! While in town, visit Paisley & Co. on Main St. for custom soaps, fragrances & lotion. And for a take-out dinner or a slice, Mama's Delight two blocks away is still the best!

This is a great bed and breakfast in Kutztown. The rooms are lovely. The bed and pillows are very…read morecomfy. Pam, the owner, is just wonderful. There is an opportunity for a hot breakfast and there are lovely baked goods for guests to enjoy throughout the day. The location is great, right on Main Street near restaurants. If you are visiting the University, you can't beat the location as it's just a block away from campus.