Loved our second stay at Lambertville House- we booked the Carriage House with a balcony-not cheap…read more The first night the put us in the wrong room. The next morning my husband sorted it out and they admitted their error. However, I feel we should have been compensated for the first night not being the correct room. Based on the price difference the person at the front desk should have known.

I've been to Lambertville many times, but have never stopped in to Lambertville House before. It…read morewill definitely be a place to go in the future as well. They have a lovely wrap around porch to sit outside and enjoy. Inside is broken up into various rooms and a fun bar area. We sat in these awesome, comfy green, leather button chairs and had excellent snacks and cocktails. Our server Christine was attentive but also, let us sit and catch up with friends. We ordered the margherita flatbread and the Mediterranean flatbread-both excellent! Drinks included the Hemingway special, an Aperol spritz, a LB 75, and a Pacifico beer.

Wonderful BnB (big beautiful old house) that we've stayed at for a few years now and would…read moredefinitely go back to. Amazing location, just steps away from downtown New Hope but also quiet and laid back there. Dinie and Carl are great hosts too- very accommodating and helpful with local tips. Plus, you get a good full breakfast there and see bunnies hopping around the area all the time. The backyard is really cool with sculptures, tables, chairs, gazebo and more. Different rooms have a balcony or whirlpool tub or fireplace. They also give each room a nice little bottle of anisette to drink and chocolates and/or cookies.

I first stayed at the Wedgwood back in 1995 and I loved it back then. The night I stayed, there was…read morea huge thunderstorm and most of New Hope, including the Wedgwood, lost power for a few hours, but it just added to the quaintness and mysteriousness of the place! Sitting on the front porch at the main house and watching the storm is one of my fondest memories. Fast forward to 2024. My fiance and I decided to stay for a weekend. As soon as I walked in, the owners recognized me! With all the business they get, I was really surprised. And it was wonderful that they still owned it. Since it was spring, the grounds were full of brand-new flowers and the trees were blossoming. The scents were amazing and everything was so pretty. There were some fun statues on the property as well. I've only ever stayed in the Main House. They have everything from your basic, fairly small rooms (By basic I do NOT mean bad or boring!) to beautiful suites with balconies, whirlpool tubs and fireplaces. Every single room in the Main House looks as though you've stepped back in time, but there are some updates. For example, they have added a big breakfast room. And the breakfasts are still very good, including the fresh fruit. And the smell of coffee... Heaven. Downtown New Hope is just a short walk down the hill. Lambertville (NJ) is right across the Delaware River, and you can walk or drive. I can't wait to go back again, and this time I won't be waiting another 29 years!

We loved our night at the Swan Hotel bar (restaurant is Anton's). When we walked in at 7:00pm it…read morewas packed so we had to wait to get a table for a little while, however we were warmly greeted by the host and were able to sit down quickly. We decided to eat in the bar area and not wait for a table in the restaurant. It was extremely warm and cozy, a great spot for a cold rainy winter night. My husband and I split a burger and the mushroom risotto and both were delicious. Would highly recommend the burger! I got a cosmo to drink which was also good. We heard the mashed potato and onion pizza is amazing from two other couples so I think we will try that next time! Overall a lovely evening in a historic building, great service and ambiance, will definitely go back soon.

We had a very enjoyable meal here yesterday. The Hanger Steak was cooked to order. Our attentive…read moreserver was polite and professional. Wonderful ambiance thanks to the creative interior design of the late Jim Hamilton.

Chimney Hill Estate is truly a gem when it comes to hosting offsite events. The space has a large…read moremeeting room. The location is beautiful, updated, offering complimentary breakfast and a fire pit for the evening time. The rooms are very clean as well. The team at Chimney Hill Estate goes above and beyond to ensure every need is met, offering exceptional service with a personal touch. Our event was seamless because the owner was very hands on with helping to coordinate from smaller to bigger details. It's clear that care and thought go into every aspect of the guest experience. Whether you're planning a corporate retreat, a team-building event, a birthday or a wedding... Chimney Hill Estate is an outstanding choice. It's more than just a venue--it's an experience that leaves everyone feeling motivated, refreshed, and connected. Highly recommend Chimney Hill Estate for any organization looking to elevate their offsite event!

This is where you'll want to stay! We were visiting the area for a wedding, and came upon this…read morejewel. Our hosts, Marek Wonka and Sylvester Kolakowski were terrific. They ensured our comfort and provided gracious hospitality throughout our stay. I was impressed with the level of detail in our room. They've combined the best of all the bed and breakfasts I've stayed in, into making the ultimate bed and breakfast experience. The property is gorgeous, as is the main house. Country charm at it's best. We bought the package that included outcall massages. We weren't disappointed and neither will you. I highly recommend this option. Chimney Hill is conveniently located, just minutes from the Lambertville/New Hope Townships. There are a multitude of restaurants and shops to explore and enjoy. On their bed and breakfast website there are recommendations that we used as our guide. This is definitely a "bit of heaven" you won't want to miss. Our thanks to our hosts for a memorable and most enjoyable stay.

Baxter suite is so charming and we had such a nice relaxing few days there with our dog on our road…read moretrip home. We loved hearing about the history of the hotel. Bed and pillows were so comfy and I enjoyed the large bathtub. Unfortunately I don't recommend food options in this area. Go to new hope or Lambertville NJ. The dinner at the hotel was really not good especially for the price but the views and ambiance were lovely. The breakfast at the next door market was also quite poor quality. Hotel feedback: it would be nice to offer bath salts or bubbles. It would be a game changer to offer a full English breakfast at the restaurant for hotel guests. I tried to have keurig coffee since I didn't like the market coffee but the machine was very dirty which turned me off completely.

My wife and I decided to try a new place for our 35th wedding anniversary. The Black Bass Hotel…read morealways gets solid recommendations from our friends. The river view was fantastic and relaxing. The presentation of the food was class A as you can tell from the photos that I added. We had a cheese plate for an appetizer that was generous and all of the cheese was quite tasty. For an entree, I had the St. Charleston Meeting Street Crab. It was perfect The chunk crab was perfectly cooked in a cream sauce with an au gratin sauce. It was both presented well and quite tasty. This dish by itself would be 5 stars. The staff was attentive but not overly so. Everyone was friendly and quite willing to engage in light banter. The staff would also get 5 stars. The only reason that I gave this restaurant 4 stars instead of 5 was dessert. I usually stay on a low carb diet but I decided to treat myself to a dessert for this occasion. I ordered the "Warm Apple Tart." Unfortunately, it was not warm and the apples were pretty much flavorless. I would not order this dessert again. The bottom line is the Black Bass Hotel is a solid choice and the atmosphere cannot be beat if you get a riverside table. The portions are generous and the food is quite good. We will definitely be back.

I am absolutely in love with this place!…read more Mike and Ed are such kind, gracious hosts! We were greeted immediately and given a tour of the house, including a history of the property and some information about the area. The grounds are beautiful, and breakfast was amazing. Such a warm, friendly atmosphere. The pool area is gorgeous. Two pools built inside the ruins of an old stone barn. We will definitely be back!

This place is outstanding. After my fiance finished her final exams, I took her here for a much…read moreneeded escape from New York City, and it was a huge success! The inn is a beautiful, relaxing home with quite a bit of history to it. I forget what room we stayed in but it was the "matriarch's room". The hosts are very gracious and knowledgeable about the area, and it is located very close to everything you would want to do around New Hope. Its also only a few minutes drive from Peddler Village. This is now officially our go to spot when we want to stay in the area around New Hope. I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to stay in the area in a bed & breakfast style setting (which you should!) We hope to be back in the spring. Thanks Mike and Ed!

The room was what you would expect. But I was so disappointed with the breakfast. Breakfast is from…read more7am-10am. I went down at 9am and everything was gone. I asked if I could have some toast to go with the hard boiled eggs.... And the guy said whatever is out is out. So disappointed.

A colonial-era special occasion Wayback Machine that currently displays more pomp than…read morecircumstance. Apparently, Washington slept everywhere in Princeton so that fun fact does little to impress when your meal could easily approach four figures. What you're paying for is exemplary service and a memorable evening of pre-Covid splendor. Just don't think too hard about a fairly pedestrian tasting menu. Four stars for the pomp.

One of the best B&B we have ever been to. Kelly and Emily were lovely and very sweet. The…read morehospitality they offered was second to none. The grounds are beautifully done. The rooms are clean and neat. The common areas are clean and well decorated. The breakfast was fresh homemade and delicious, probably the best breakfast in all the places we have stayed. It's a return visit for us.

Stayed here for a two day mini vacation. Given the season, there was only one other per guest…read morestaying at this B&B. First the good: although the location is on a heavily trafficked road, the house is set back far enough so the car noise is not apparent. The innkeeper, Kathy, is very hospitable. She was in touch with us prior to our visit, as we travelled to the B&B and welcomed us when we arrived. She also prepared a good breakfast on our first morning. She also was attentive when our fireplace didn't work. After we notified her, she came to the room and got it working. Now the 'ok' about this place: the home is furnished nicely, but it reminded me of my grandmother's house - The furniture was a bit tired. The place was clean, but clearly could use sprucing up. There wasn't a comfortable sitting area in the main part of the house, which is a must for a good B&B. The room we stayed was spacious, but was a bit tired. One item of note was that there was no housekeeping service for the room which was odd given that there was only one other guest in residence. We asked for clean towels for our second day and they were delivered, but left in the sitting area along with our unmade bed - odd? Overall, I'm sure that the off season nature of our stay was a contributing factor, but my feeling after our stay at Fox & Hound was 'meh'.