This B&B was one of the sweetest places we've had the pleasure of staying at. The host Kendall was…read moreso welcoming and wonderful during our stay. We were given a tour after entering and shown to our room. The space was beautiful and cozy. Our room was beautiful and the Inn had champagne waiting for us chilled for my birthday. The bed was super comfy and the tvs had streaming ability. Our bathroom was spacious and had everything we needed. Breakfast the next morning was delicious and the freshly made cappuccino made it extra special. We had such a wonderful stay and will absolutely be back. Thank you for the hospitality!

We had our wedding at the Inn at Fox Briar Farm a few weeks ago - and it was absolutely perfect and…read moremagical. The venue is so beautiful - with stonework, greenery, and a rustic elegance that encapsulates the feeling and the vibe of the area. As soon as I stepped onto the property, I knew this place was the one for us. Plus it is family-run, making it warm and welcoming. Every detail in their renovations and planning has been carefully thought out. We were able to have our welcome reception, wedding, and farewell brunch all at Fox Briar - which made logistics easy, and a handful of our closest family and friends at the Inn for the weekend. Donna made the planning process easy and kept everything running smoothly the day of. Kendall is an incredible innkeeper and made everyone feel welcome and cared for - and her baked goods are to die for! The Inn itself is super clean and comfortable - all the rooms are beautiful but the bridal suite in particular is gorgeous and truly special. It was a perfect set-up for our family and friends in every way, and we could not have asked for more. We cannot say enough good things about Fox Briar - thanks to Donna, Kendall, and Jeff for helping make our wedding such a beautiful dream! We can't wait to come back and visit for a stay at the Inn - maybe for our anniversary!

First things first, if you see any negative review dating back before early 2024 you can basically…read moreignore it. The Inn has new owners and though there are still a couple of bugs to work out with the house the experience was still outstanding. Small enough to feel like you own the place even with others staying there. Close enough to town (whichever one you choose) to be awesome for the location. Service was outstanding. There is a chicken coop on property that delivers the eggs for breakfast. The chef (amoungst other titles) is amazing. Everywhere you look the attention to detail is amazing and the public space really makes you feel like you are at home.

This Inn is a gem. Excellent breakfast, comfortable beds, wonder full grounds and hospitality…read more Highly recommend staying here. So tranquil'

It was the most relaxing week away we ever had. Delicious breakfast cooked served every morning by…read morethe manager Lori.

If you want to feel like you've stepped back in time, to visit a lovely cousin, stay here and…read moreallow Lori to make you feel at home! It's a cosy property, with adorable decorations and a lovely garden - and there's a sweet little pool with plenty of shade. The food is spectacular, and the views are beautiful. There are also plenty of restaurants and lots of shopping very close by, in New Hope and Lambertville. We booked in for two nights during a holiday weekend, very last minute, and we really enjoyed our stay. From the moment we arrived, and until the moment we left, Lori was so exceptionally kind and incredibly gracious to us! Also, she's got the cutest dog in the whole world. The dog lives separately from the actual Inn, so we requested to meet the dog, and she was kind enough to give us that opportunity. Major bonus for us, because we love dogs. I definitely recommend this place for an affordable couple's getaway!

Conveniently located in Pedlar's Village, a lovely unique shopping area reflective of an earlier…read moreperiod in small town America. Small shops and restaurants. The hotel fits right in. Very nice large Victorian style rooms, but furniture and environment must be original because they are extremely worn. Electric plugs are not conveniently located for use with todays's electronic equipment. Bathroom fixtures are updated but married to the configurations of a past time. We enjoyed the area and enjoyed our stay, but next time we're in the area, we'll scout out more contemporary accommodations.

Do NOT stay here. Vermin issue. Not clean. No one to handle the issue. Skip this placeread more

A cozy and charming B and B right in the heart of New Hope. The hosts were lovely and breakfast was…read morehearty and delicious. Stayed in room 4, which was clean, comfortable and had a beautiful view of the canal and the train station. Didn't hear a peep from the neighboring rooms which is always a big plus in my book!

Such a delight! Charming room, warm and engagingp staff, and a great location. The breakfast…read moreincluded homemade granola and yogurt. Walked into town and along the towpath - just beautiful.

WOW! a fabulous bnb in new hope, PA! First time coming up from Philly and loved every second thanks…read moreto Ricardo and Bob. Ricardo was so lovely, touring us around and showing off the many accommodations (coffee, umbrellas, living room, etc). He gave us many recs and we felt confident exploring. Bob's breakfasts were unreal and he was so friendly and funny. We stayed in the Schuyler room which is dog friendly as it has an additional separate entrance. Note all of the rooms are pretty dim. We can't wait to come back during the busy season.

We spent the 4th of July weekend in the picturesque pleasures of New Hope, Pa. This quaint little…read morevillage is banked by the Delaware River and offers a bounty of dining, shopping and antiquing opportunities. We had the absolute pleasure of staying at the Aaron Burr House Bed and Breakfast. The location is an ideally situated property just steps from all of the action and epitomizes what one imagines as a quintessential north eastern B&B. This historic home is impeccably maintained and appointed and indulges guests with cozy, warm and inviting spaces. We stayed in the beautiful Schuyler room which offered a super comfortable 4-post bed, gorgeous antique furniture, a fireplace, a sweet little seating nook next to the bay windows with views of the quaint neighborhood and a door to the outside that would be perfect for guests accompanied by a pet. The stay comes with daily breakfast, at 9AM, which is served in the communal dining area. The meals are expertly prepared by Ricardo Gonzalez, the innkeeper, and are truly a beautiful way to start the day. Ricardo is not serving up your average fare. We were treated to a delicious oatmeal bar with a variety of delectable toppings, gorgeous banana bread french toast with fresh whip and berries, spinach quiche, sausage, poached apples with warm, silky caramel, luscious fruit options and even a homemade yogurt with layers of granola and honey. All homemade and every bite better than the last! Ricardo is much more than a typical innkeeper, he embodies the warmth and grace that you immediately feel upon entering the inn. We were spoiled with a bit of a tour of this landmark site and intrigued by his stories about local history, the amazing decor/antiques, his background and he even offered some great tips for activities and shops to visit in the area. He made this experience so much more special in every way! If you are looking for a fun and unique weekend getaway destination, whether it be with friends, couples, a family or even alone, I HIGHLY recommend the Aaron Burr Bed & Breakfast in New Hope!! A very quick and easy commute from the city that packs all of the "vacation feel" one would need to recharge!

great long weekend. loved the room, the vibe of the inn. very relaxing. had two great breakfast…read more will be back soon

Wonderful place. Great location in the heart of New Hope. Great service, incredible breakfast, and…read moreexcellent staff. We stayed for the weekend and will definitely be back.

My family and I recently stayed at Ash Mill while visiting friends in the area. The owner, Jeff, is…read moreextremely friendly and helpful. When a snowstorm threatened to disrupt our visit, he prioritized cleaning our rooms in order to allow us to check in early. The rooms are large and despite the frigid temperatures, kept surprisingly toasty. The bathrooms are clean and the towels did not feel like sandpaper. In the morning, Jeff served us made to order omelettes in front of a roaring fire. We enjoyed our stay and highly recommend Ash Mill to others.

We were looking at Ash Mill Farm for a possible wedding venue for next year, so we went to their…read moreWedding Expo and decided to stay the weekend. What a joke! In my opinion the owner has no idea what he is doing. Our room had a filthy hot tub that we had to clean before we used it, a broken toilet seat, and broken glass panels at the back door, where the smell of the pasture and barn would waft in. We were allowed by one of the innkeepers, Joe, to go into the pasture and visit with the animals; however, we weren't told about Poe, the goat who tends to attack people (both my fiance and I experienced that firsthand). Even one of the wedding vendors admitted that she'd gotten bruises from Poe butting into her hip. I was accused by the owner of having had "too many mimosas" when I spoke to him regarding the issues I had (such as Poe being dangerous and a liability, especially to small children who could easily get into the pasture). I have an autoimmune disease and CANNOT have alcohol. My doctors can easily vouch for that. I had plain orange juice. To accuse me of that was rude, unprofessional and out of line. But what should I expect from someone who, instead of helping out with the Wedding Expo, was rolling around the pasture with his animals and their excrement for much of the time? And the so-called "Expo" was small. Very small. One DJ, no live bands, three examples of "sweetheart" tables, three examples of guests' tables, main courses that we couldn't taste, no option for a cash bar or alcohol-free, a tent that seemed like it was going to blow away since it was a windy day...It was very underwhelming. Just don't bother with this place.

‍ What an…read moreunexpected surprise! Bravo and standing O to the team. NYC caliber - UES replants- food ruined. Hospitality A+ Atmosphere A+ YES CHEF! Nailed it! Starter: Amuse bouche - 3 exceptional treats each Petite biscuits- received 4, wanted 20 1st course- Yummiest Salad, exquisitely dressed. Tuna tartar- incl shallots and avocado and toast point in a perfect stacked combination with a light sauce accompaniment. Perfect. Subtle. 2nd course- 9 hour braised Short Rib. i'm the one that usually gets this although my husband did and I have to say it's some of the best short ribs I've ever put into my mouth. The polenta was cooked to perfection. I made a very loud yummy sound when I tasted his meal. I ordered the lamb 3 generous lollipop lamb chops and felt no shame as I gnawed at my bones. Temperature perfect, the sauce!!! and the carrots julienned with the best spice and maybe a pinch of brown sugar (tried guessing because it was so good, these were not carrots ! So much more. And a purple potato mash that was ... I mean everything was beyond our hopes. We chose the fresh fruit desert that had a very unusual combination, 2 of which I'd never had before. I'm now a convert. We were served by Tracy clearly and expert (warm but not making herself the focus) with Brady in training and already up to speed. Some things I noticed. When food came out the whole kitchen came out and served everybody at once! How refreshing to see that. All servers were attentive and paying attention to the entire room. No one felt unnoticed and forgotten. The wonderful woman behind the desk at the entryway, took us on a tour of the event space with complete joy and enthusiasm. She didn't seem put out at all in fact I wanted to just hang out with her for a while. So welcoming. The second we walked in the door everyone said hello to us as if they had known us for years! We just moved here. We had never been there in our lives. The property is perfectly maintained, makes quite a statement, and the new converted barn was my dream barn. My only regret is that I didn't get to meet all the sheep on the property. If any guests come to visit us in our new home in French Town, we're going to recommend they stay there in one of the cottages possibly or the in itself so that they can have the ultimate comfort and the elegance. They would expect in an overnight that I fear, our guest room will not lend itself to. I want to get married again so I can get married there! I want to eat there once a week! Gratitude to my niece who we asked for a recommendation of where we should eat for a nice meal to celebrate my husband, after a big achievement. She has lived here for three years and as a trained nutritionist and chef herself. She said the only place you should go is the Woolverton Inn and its New Restaurant. She will be receiving a gift! Lastly, I was so overwhelmed upon entering the restored barn that I forgot the name of the elegant man who received us with such grace. He's a gracious host and constantly circulated the room keeping an eye on the flow with light personnel suggestions ( potato soup with lobster next time! I promise) and birthday wishes for a large families grandmother. Go, enjoy, stay there, eat there, bring friends there! Bon apetite!

I've always passed by this beautiful building but have never stepped inside before. My first visit…read morewas earlier this week and it's just a beautiful place. From what I understand, they recently renovated and added the restaurant to this historic building. You have to come and check it out for yourself. The food was incredible with big portions. The servers were extremely nice and attentive. I'm so thrilled to add this as one of my new favorite places.

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!

So secluded and discreet! It's the most romantic place to hook up with "nature"…read more Privacy is key... we go there twice a year for eleven years now