‍ What an unexpected 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! read more

I've always passed by this beautiful building but have never stepped inside before. My first visit was 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. read more

Woolverton Inn - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Stockton, New Jersey

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an incredibly beautiful and well-kept inn located in the New Jersey countryside. the owner and staff are generous, friendly, and helpful. the rooms are clean, organized, and unique, each one a different theme. i can't put into words how much i loved the sheep on property, the gardens, and decor. read more

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My wife Karin and I wanted a quiet and relaxing getaway. We also wanted to be spoiled by the staff, the dinner and the beautiful scenery. We got what we wished for and then some. The staff was very accomodating, efficient and always pleasant. On our arrival, we met Chris, the manager of the inn. She was warm, cordial and very helpful. She made us feel very welcome. At dinner we met Mario, one co-owner. He and his wife Mary own the Inn and live across the road. He was charming, asked us questions, explained the very new menu. We also met Noel, the restaurant manager, at dinner. Again very pleasant and accomodating. At breakfast the next morning we met Mary, the other co-owner. The couple has owned the Inn for, I believe, 15 years. We saw the wedding picture of Mario and Mary. Beautiful couple. The grounds of the Inn are spectular. Beautiful trees, bushes and plants dot the landscape. The scents from the flora are intoxicating. There are many buildings scattered across the property. The restaurant is a very rehabbed barn and garage. It is very creative and beautifully designed. The main house is very charming, showing beauty and age gracefully. There is a porch overlooking many trees, grass and plants. There is also a side patio, a wonderful place to have breakfast or the daily cookies. We stayed in the Garden Cottage, we highly recommend it. Well decorated, roomy and spacious with a king bed. The bathroom is large with a walk in shower. The cottage gave us privacy with a small patio with a table and four chairs and our own driveway. Very enjoyable. The breakfasts have a daily menu, from simple pastry to omelets and scrambled eggs. Juice and fresh fruit, coffee and teas are available daily. It was the dinner that we enjoyed very much. The new menu featured some old standbys and new additions. We both loved the potato soup with Maine lobster and truffle oil. Karin ordered the short rib, a specialty of the house. It is braised for nine hours, with hibiscus au jus, carrots and more. Delicious. I ordered the shrimp mofongo, a new entree. It was delicious. Four grilled shrimp with the sweet plantain with a spicy sauce and pico de gallo. What a mouthful. We ordered the panna cotta for desert but it was not available. The banana pudding was a lovely substitute. Service was efficient, we were never rushed. Karen, our server, was professional and causal, easy to chat with and to ask many questions. It was our favorite meal of our getaway. We highly recomend the inn. It is located off the beaten path and yet very close to the Deleware River, New Hope, Lambertville, Stockton, Frenchtown and Flemington. It is a vey relaxing and romantic stay. read more

Visited Woolverton Inn for Father's Day dinner - chose outdoor seating given nice weather, and it was quite nice! Food was a special package buffet style with servers, lots of good options. BYOB or buy a local wine on-site. Everything was clean and neat, service was professional, everyone was very friendly - inside was attractive as well with a nice spacious dining room. All in all, excellent. Only recommendation would be to provide taller outdoor chairs or additional cushions because the seating isn't as conducive to dining as it is to leaning back while holding a drink. We will be back! read more

I cannot wait to return! Preferably in the cooler months when one can take advantage of the plentiful fireplaces in the rooms, two in the cottages and lofts! All I can say is that this place emotes a serene, peaceful energy that is just perfect for an escape. My husband and I were lucky enough to spend our most recent anniversary at Woolverton, staying in the Sojourn Loft, which, of course, had a loft, complete with a hammock, soaking tub, spacious bathroom with separate toilet, 2 fireplaces, a comfy bed, and beautiful views of the land. Check in was easy, we were walked to our loft by Katie, which was a nice touch. We were able to partake in the afternoon cookies and pet the sheep--I feel as though they make the place lol--feeding them was a great experience. Was so excited about the breakfast and with great reason. Hats off to the chef. Everything was top notch, high quality, and you can tell it was made with love. We chose the egg with asparagus and cheddar which came with perfectly made home fries, some of the best sausage I've ever had, a beautiful fruit salad, delicious strawberry scones, and freshly squeezed orange juice. Check out was easy and we left full of food and relaxation. read more

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Owners Mary and Mario ruin this place with their awful demeanors and complete lack of interpersonal skills. BRIDES TO BE BEWARE! It's honestly a shame. I proposed at the property and had a dinner reserved at the restaurant on site. Our table was given away and Mario refused to address the situation. We were finally seated for my reservation an hour late after waiting in the lobby. When I spoke with Mary about it the next day she told me "Too bad, you need to learn to be patient and wait your turn, get over it." GET OVER IT? WRONG ANSWER MARY. She offered to refund $100 off the dinner. After I checked out she went back on her word and only refunded $50 (I don't care about the $50 it's the principle). I tried to contact her a few times to discuss it in private before writing a review but she has refused to call me back. Before I left she asked if I would consider getting married there. Mary and Mario couldn't handle a small issue at dinner, I WOULD NEVER TRUST THEM WITH MY WEDDING AND NEITHER SHOULD YOU. All the other staff is amazing but it takes one rotten apple to spoil the barrel. read more

A lovely step back in time. Beautiful, pastoral setting., with inviting grounds to walk. Room was comfortable, quiet, spacious, romantic. Breakfasts are a gourmet treat. The new restaurant was an added experience of elegant dining. The staff is friendly and accommodating. Our third visit to the Inn again fulfilled our expectations, and we look forward to returning! read more

Amazing food and service will worth the price. You have to try this restaurant . The atmosphere is truly breathtaking

I really enjoyed my stay (4-star rating only in relation to exceptional Inns I've stayed at in my lifetime). This place surprised me as I wouldn't expect the hills of New Jersey to be so relaxing. Bunkered down in Cotswold cottage. Pretty pastel blue, high ceilings made space seem large, fireplace & jetted tub added luxury, window seat facing sheep was tranquil entertainment, & screened porch a lovely place to sip coffee & talk. Large mini fridge stocked w/ complimentary water & soda stored our restaurant leftovers nicely. Standouts: In-room massage by "Yulee" knocked my socks off. In fact, I owe her a better tip (which I laid out beforehand not knowing this would make my list of all time best massages). I need constant, intense, pressure & she was powerhouse who knew exactly where to apply it. I'd return just for her. Breakfast sandwich immediately on to-do list for recreating at home. Grilled challah, scrambled eggs, thick-sliced bacon & tomato finished w/ green onions- glorious! This foodie was happy. Everyone loved full-service coffee/espresso machine. Breakfast delivered to room on day 1 made for special experience. Owner was receptive, not defensive, about feedback & place seemed a WIP that she was committed to. Prices were fair. I look forward to a return visit. Minor critiques- No stranger to anti-electronics B&B's, but at 1 point I did miss having a TV. (We stayed in during rain storm & thought how nice it be to snuggle up & watch movie.) Toiletries were respectable Aveda, but something more luxurious like French milled soap or bubble bath for the tub would be nice touch. Lastly, I celebrated a birthday- not unheard of to put complimentary bottle of wine or card in room. read more

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This was our first time visiting and we weren't disappointed. Our server was fabulous with recommendations. We really enjoyed learning about the inn from the owner as well. Great place and looking forward to coming back read more

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Came here to celebrate my sister's 40th birthday and oh my goodness, this place is amazing! From the comfortable accomodations, to the hot tubs, to the fresh baked goods and the delicious breakfasts, this bed and breakfast was unbelievable. Also, there are sheep that roam around near the cottages. You need to visit this place. NOW! read more

Woolverton Inn - The sheep! - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Stockton, New Jersey

Charming and historic inn on a pristine bit of property. Mary and Mario along with their staff are welcoming and cater to the comfort of their guests. We were in the Balustrade and loved having our meals on the balcony. Breakfast is delicious and filling. We enjoyed our relaxing walks on the property and petting the friendly sheep. We'll definitely be returning to Woolverton Inn! read more

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Excellent service, ambiance and food! Love the Prix Fixe menu and the fact that it is BYOB.

What a perfect little B&B. If you are looking for a charming getaway, look no further. You can tell the owners take a lot of pride in their work and seemingly go over the top to care for their guests. The decor is pleasant and not overdone. Just the right amount of country charm. The beds are delightful and fire places add such a nice touch. Oh and the sheep are just the cutest things. The breakfast was just what we were hoping for. Fresh, delicious, and made with love. For a gal that is obsessed with swanky hotels, this was a great experience. Thanks! read more

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What else is there to say? The Woolverton Inn is the best B & B in the area. My wife and I celebrated over the weekend the anniversary of our first date many years ago. This was our fifth stay but first since Mary and Mario purchased the Woolverton (way too many years went by since our last visit). This time we stayed in the Garden Cottage and they were able to accommodate my request for additional scones. Mario even took us for a brief tour through the barn and event space under construction. We can't wait to stay again and this time we won't wait as long between stays! read more

This is a great Bed and Breakfast. The highlight is definitely the extremely friendly staff, but the in room fireplaces and jacuzzi in the Amelia Room also made it great experience! It's set on a beautiful property that makes for a nice stroll around to look at the sheep that live on the farm. The staff even provided some visitors with feed for the animals. It's also in a good location, just minutes from Lambertville and New Hope (a picturesque little town that's great to explore on foot). There were a few things kept this from being a 5-star B&B. First, the breakfast was not anything special. It wasn't bad, but it didn't have the same quality that I have experienced at other B&Bs. The good news is that they easily accommodated vegetarians and the service in the morning was also so friendly so that it made up for the basic breakfast. Additionally, they provide breakfast in bed free of charge - you just let them know the time and pick your dish the night before. Another drawback for me was the lack of soundproofing in the Amelia Room. We could very clearly hear who we presume were our upstairs neighbors - footsteps and more! This is a risk of staying at B&Bs, but still, it would deter me from recommending or staying in that room again. read more

Woolverton Inn - The property is on a sheep farm! The sheep are very friendly, and you can ask the staff for feed to give to them. - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Stockton, New Jersey

Great place for an overnight getaway. We stayed in the Amelia suite and it was very comfortable and had a gas fireplace and a jacuzzi tub. The grounds were lovely and we enjoyed feeding the sheep. We both enjoyed the breakfast to start our day. The complementary cookies and coffee was a bonus as well as the drinks in the refrigerator. Will definitely come back again. read more

What a wonderful stay! My husband and I stayed at the garden cottage because it was dog friendly. They had treats, bowls, and dog bags out which was a sweet touch and greatly appreciated. We were asked about any dietary restrictions ahead of time. My husband is a vegetarian and I'm vegan. With this being a bed & breakfast I didn't want to bother them with vegan options so I told them we were vegetarian thinking I would grab something later in the day. I was blown away when breakfast came, because I see "non dairy creamer" and a specialty "vegan blueberry muffin". I was so excited and surprised at how thoughtful that was. My favorite part of our stay was feeding their adopted sheep that they have on site! I didn't want to leave. I would definitely recommend staying here to anyone. read more

We just got back from a night at the Wolverton Inn. We're still full from the delicious 3-course breakfast with a deep dish western omelette and homemade potato pancakes, ghiardelli hot chocolate with homemade marshmallows and baked goods--including some of the best chocolate chip cookies we've ever had. So the "breakfast" part rocked. As did the snacks. And the "bed" part was top-notch, as well. We stayed in the Balustrade room, as it's been just a brutal winter and we wanted to enjoy the warmth of a fireplace and double jet whirlpool tub. It was warm this weekend, and though I didn't know it when I booked it, it also has a deck with table and chairs and lovely view that we luckily got to enjoy. The room itself was a bit smaller than I expected for the price, but it was comfortable, furnished beautifully, and had all we needed for a romantic stay. Not to mention the king bed with featherbed--it offered us one if the best nights sleep we had in awhile. The inn is beautiful, off the beaten path, and they have sheep so we definitely enjoyed the country feel of Woolverton, which is exactly what we wanted in a night outside the city. The staff were nice but not intrusive as you get at some B&Bs. The only downside is that the rooms abut each other and walls are thin so you can hear your neighbors. But we weren't there that much so it was minimally intrusive. Wish we could have stayed longer.... So we'll go back another time instead. read more

Woolverton Inn - Room with a view -Balustrade Room porch from the king-sized bed. - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Stockton, New Jersey

No one believes me that we just got back from a sheep farm! It was such a unique and relaxing weekend that is hard for us city dwellers to imagine. The Inn itself is a few miles from the Lambertville/New Hope towns, which we saw as a plus because we were truly isolated on the farm. We happened to be visiting on the one weekend a year when they sheared their 4 sheep, which was fun to watch. The property is quite large and you can go on walks amongst the tall trees and really enjoy nature. The rooms are well furnished but a little dated. The hot tubs in the room are a great addition - so relaxing! The breakfast was good and both mornings had variety - they were also so accommodating for my vegetarian gluten-free requests! We enjoyed playing scrabble and laying low on a Saturday night. The experience was good, but not the "above and beyond" kind some other places have and especially because we were celebrating our first anniversary, it wasn't "special" through the small thoughtful touches. As you can see on the website, the rooms range from $200 to $400 and we picked the Amelia's Suite, which was even more expensive for weekend days. I'd definitely recommend the place to friends, for all its wonderful positives but couldn't say it's "as good as it gets" with all 5 Yelp stars. read more

Wonderful location, great service, cute town sums it up will be going back again for sure

Took an overnight trip with my wife, a spontaneous last minute thing. We got lucky and booked a room. Just got back from my stay at the woolverton inn. The inn is beautiful. We stayed in the Newell Library room . It was beautiful and cozy. The grounds are spotless and tranquil. The innkeepers Mario and Mary are the nicest people you could meet. They really care about their inn and their guests. There are sheep in the pasture, flowers and butterflies everywhere! They gave is a choice of breakfast inside , on the porch or outside by the back garden! This place is awesome! I can't wait to go back! read more

This was our first stay at the Woolverton Inn, but it won't be our last! Our room was cozy, with great views of the beautiful grounds. Breakfast was the best I have ever had at a B&B. The staff was friendly and accommodating. This inn is central located to New Hope and Lambertville. Feeding the adorable sheep in the yard is icing on the cake! We loved it! read more

My wife r in utopia . Grounds r beautiful. Food is unbelievably fantastic. People r unbelievably friendly. Even the sheep r friendly. Shangra-la. Rooms r exquisite. Jill and Paul jacobs South orange nj read more

This was a wonderful choice for a getaway during Covid times. The property is lovely, the staff warm and the breakfast was delicious. I highly recommend this spot for a quick getaway, it was exactly what I needed to reduce stress and re-charge. read more

Absolutely wonderful! Celebrated our 20th anniversary here and it couldn't have been more perfect. Impeccably clean, gorgeous grounds, magnificent breakfast. Couldn't ask for more. The owners were lovely and greeted us w a tour as soon as we arrived. The sheep were beautiful. We loved feeding them in the morning. Will definitely be back! read more

I can't say enough about the Woolverton Inn. The facilities are absolutely beautiful, it's quaint and just the right size so you don't feel like you're in a hotel, but you also don't feel like you're in someone's house. We stayed in the Cotswald Cottage, which was appointed nicely, and had a very private entrance with a nice screened in porch area. The window bench seat with the sheep pasture overview was a very popular spot for us to relax and enjoy the view. The breakfasts were delicious and delivered to our porch every morning. That being said, the thing that stands out the most about Woolverton is the people! Everyone there is incredibly accommodating, kind and very helpful. We had our elopement ceremony there, and Kailea was nothing short of incredible in facilitating, organizing and officiating our ceremony. She was very thorough and very resourceful in helping to make our day as special as possible. She is fast to respond and goes well out of her way to make sure everything is perfect. It cannot be stressed enough that I believe our ceremony would not have been as perfect as it was if not for her. Thank you to everyone at the Woolverton Inn!! read more

Amazing B&B I absolutely loved it unfortunately my wife and I decided to leave early due to my wife being a "party person/ night owl" and this is not the place to party so as to not interrupt the other guests staying there for the weekend I made the mature choice and went home after the first night. (We planed for three nights for our twentieth anniversary) I would absolutely consider this place to host my daughters wedding in the future if I where to book the entire establishment. The breakfast was one of the best I have ever had this side of the pond, the cheese platter was out of this world and the grounds and room where perfect. Again, if you are looking for nightlife do not come here as it is very quiet (almost too quiet for a city dweller) as pretty much 10pm is lights out. However, if you are looking for a classic B&B and your spouse is into romance and not partying all night then this is definitely the place to go! read more

We spent a lovely long weekend at this charming b&b. Due to some last minute planning, we weren't able to reserve a cottage for our entire stay, so we spent the first night in the main inn and the next two in the Sojourn Loft. We much preferred the loft, which was spacious, spotless, and private. Our room in the main inn was also very nice, but as is common in b&bs, it was a little more noisy with other guests coming and going. My husband had to get a bit of work done the day we switched rooms, so the owner thoughtfully set us up in another vacant room for the afternoon, which was really appreciated. Totally worth mentioning is the stellar breakfasts. They were fresh, filling, and very tasty. I particularly loved the muffins and scones. Having them delivered to our cottage was such a great way to start the day. We're happy we found this place and hope to come back. A true escape in less than two hours from NYC is hard to beat! read more

(This review will be provided in two languages, courtesy of my new ovine BFF.*) Woolverton Inn is in Stockton, NJ. For city folk, that means it's about a 90-minute drive from the edge of NYC. And it feels like "the country." The inn itself is a big, beautiful old house of three floors, where most of the guest rooms are. Five or so years ago, they built a couple of additional outside cottages where one can pay a little more and have a little more privacy (and be closer to the sheep pasture). The room we stayed in on the second floor had a lovely small porch facing the front of the grounds (how wonderful was it to open the door and feel a cool breeze while still under the covers in a warm bed), a huge whirlpool-like tub (I had to really lift my knees to step in), and a king bed with way too many covers and blankets and sh*t that we moved to the floor every night. The walls aren't particularly thin, but you might want to keep your voice down. If ya know what I mean. The neighbors are close. Breakfast = heavenly. Blueberry banana bread... fruit and yogurt... Grand Marnier French toast... and best of all, dee-licious organic coffee. Tea and (uber-fresh, homemade) cookies are out all day for the making and taking. I snagged the recipes for their biscotti and lemon ricotta pancakes, and I'm nevah sharing those... watch out, yelp bake-offs. You're steps from the Delaware River tow path. Running along that was sweeeet. You kind of feel like you're in the middle of nothing and it's wonderful. But you're actually really close (driving distance, not walking distance) to the quaint lil' towns of New Hope, Pa, and Lambertville, NJ, as well as some NJ suburbs whose names escape me. Bob, the main innkeeper, is simply fabulous. This man knows how to provide customer service and is genuinely... well, nice. He's the kind of guy I'd like to sit down and have a beer with. Some of the other staff were a little rough around the hospitality edges, but ah well. When you don't want to deal with humans, you can always go outside and commune with the sheep. I want to go back. Next time I will spend one whole day doing nothing but reading novels on a comfy chair on the porch. *Translated to Sheep by the young black ewe in the pasture: Baaa. Baaaaa. Baa. Baa-aa. Baahaaaaa! (Ba.) Baaaaa. Baaaaaaaaaa. Baaa. Baaaahaaa. read more

The Woolverton Inn is a warm, cozy, and relaxing escape from the harsh, hustle-bustle reality of life in the NYC metropolitan area! My husband and I were surprised to find this lovely inn on the New Jersey side of the Delaware River...right in the heart of the charming area of Lambertville and just across the river from the much-lauded town of New Hope, PA. Both towns offer hearty comfort food, amazing antiquing and vintage, and cozy nooks for excellent coffee. During the Christmas season, the streets are DECKED to the nines with garland, lights, carolers, and general holly jolly cheerfulness :). I thought it was amusing that the email address for the Woolverton was sheep@woolvertoninn.com. When we arrived, we saw 4 sheep (3 white, 1 black) meandering in the meadow out back. The black sheep seemed a bit distant from the rest of his wooly brethren! That was just the start - the large Christmas tree in the living room, the fire burning in the fireplace, and the beautiful formal dining room - made us feel luxurious and right at home. Coffee, tea, hot chocolate are offered at 3 PM each afternoon, along with the MOST delicious cookies I've ever eaten! And then, there are the breakfasts - lavish 3-course meals with a homemade baked good, a fruit salad, and a huge savory or sweet entree (eggs Benedict with hash browns, waffles, French toast, frittata, etc). And perhaps most importantly, we got our R&R in before the craziness of holidays with both of our families! What I wouldn't pay for a good night's "sheep!" :) read more

I've wanted to stay at this place for as long as I can remember. I finally got the chance in January and I am in LOVE with it. It almost makes me never want to stay in a large hotel ever again. The rooms are beautiful and clean, and the hospitality is exactly what you'd expect for a bed and breakfast. They really pay attention to detail here and are nice, but are mindful of your privacy. I'd love to go back when the temperatures aren't frigid, as I bet this place is beautiful in the spring and fall. Best of all, you're only about a 5-10 minute drive from downtown Lambertville and New Hope. I can't wait to go back. read more

I stayed at the Woolverton weekend for a wedding, which took place entirely on the grounds of the Woolverton, and our entire stay was absolutely lovely. The room (I stayed in Primrose) was small but incredibly charming and clean. The bed was super comfortable and the breakfasts better than any I've had at a hotel/B&B in recent memory. The Inn's grounds are gorgeous, lush and well-kept, and since the wedding was in the middle of August, the Inn's central AC was a lifesaver. The staff was kind and extremely helpful, and the woman who planned/executed the wedding (Kailea, I think?) did a fantastic job. Would happily stay here again. read more

We've been coming to the Woolverton Inn for about 8 years now and have never been disappointed. The main house is beautiful and the rooms are all top notch. We prefer the cottages they built several years ago. They are all finished very nicely and several, if not all, have large showers and a huge jacuzzi tub and fireplace. New Hope PA is across the river and about 2 miles away. We always bring our bikes and ride the tow path along the canal which parallels the Delaware River. Actually there are two tow paths, one on the NJ side and one on the PA side. They are both well maintained and offer nice views. Excellent for an easy bike ride since they are very flat. Tons of restaurants and shops nearby. I especially enjoy catching up on my newspapers on the small patios that each cottage has. Their breakfasts are exactly what you expect in an up scale B&B. They are excellent both in their preparation and presentation. The dining room is beautiful and the servers are very friendly. We have stayed at dozens of B&B's - we find them to be a far better alternative to large and impersonal hotels. The Woolverton is one of our favorites. read more

I had the privilege of staying at the Woolverton last weekend, and it absolutely exceeded my expectations. It's cozy and quaint, and the luxurious accommodations make it difficult to leave the property. The staff and the owner are attentive, accommodating and really personable. The staff makes an amazing breakfast and they leave delicious homemade cookies out for the guests all day long. While the Woolverton is tucked away and has a lot of privacy, it is surrounded by various towns that have delicious 5 star restaurants, bars, wine tastings and shops. All of which are a short and pleasant drive away. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone in who is looking for a relaxing weekend getaway. You will not be disappointed. To top is all off, I left my scarf at the Woolverton and the staff kindly mailed it back to me without me having to call and ask. The great experience continues even after you leave. read more

My husband always finds the best places for us to celebrate our anniversaries. For our 10th, which was 6 years ago, we stayed here. As you can see, Woolverton, has still made an amazing impression on me, as I am writing this review so many years later. We stayed in The Sojourn Loft. It's a spectacular two level suite. As soon as I walked into the loft I felt an amazing stillness. There is a journal where you can read other couples notes on their experience. We hope to go back, and find our notes one day. The breakfast can be brought to your room, and it is divine!! Afternoon refreshments are available from 3:00-6:00pm. There are no TVs in the rooms/cottages which I think is great - gives you time to truly connect with your loved one. My favorite part of the weekend was looking out of our window to see the beautiful sheep.....what else can I say but that it was a memory I will forever cherish!! A blessing I will always hold in my heart. Hats off to the amazing Innkeepers: Carolyn McGavin & Bob Haas!! We hope to be back soon :-) God's blessing is truly in this place! read more

What can I say about this place. I surprised my husband with a weekend away at Woolverton Inn. We both work in the city so when we arrived after work it was fairly late. They left our room key waiting along with delicious relaxing tea. The feel was cozy and there was a sense of tranquility. We quickly left our things and headed to a late dinner. They left us a map that helps us travel as sometimes the GPS wasn't working lol. Saturday morning we headed for breakfast and I had the French toast which was amazing with more of their tea. My husband had the eggs Benedict and he really enjoyed it. We took 2 hot cups of coffee and then walked the grounds. Since it was November it was cold and there was snow on the ground making it that much beautiful. This inn was nothing more then amazing. We headed back to the room to just unwind before dinner. We stayed in Newels library which held over 700 books. The small fire pit added to the rustic look of the place. Its hard for new yorkers to unwind sometimes because we are always on the go but this place just puts you at ease the moment you walk in! We had reservations at a place called Marsha Brown and let me just say this place is epic. I had salmon with risotto in a white butter sauce and for dessert the best damned crème brulee I've ever tasted in my life. Til this day I have yet to find a crème brulee that compares to the one at Marsha Brown's. My husband and I are looking forward to going back real soon. Love, love, love this place. Best decision and money spent. read more

Celebrating our 9th anniversary, I picked this BnB among many others, with consideration of the beautiful room shown on their website. Not sure if we could leave our works during weekday, so decision was made around 12pm, called them up, asking for last minute discount and they nicely offered us for our room pick the Balustrade. Arrived there on Thursday afternoon, the place is a Mansion, the owner Bob welcomed us, they served homemade ice tea, homemade chocolate cookies warm & soft perfect on our arrival. Our room Balustrade is beyond resort class, a beautiful red rose in small vase by the window, it has bathroom has view to front yard with smooth jacuzzy tub for 2, plenty towels u won't run out, little detail into perfections like tea lights, extra toilet paper wrapped in printed hand towel. Luxurious bathrobes for two hang in the bathroom. This room also has wood fireplace which is not on because it' still early September. The room has nice temperature of central AC. The balcony is priceless, you have view to the massive yard, old huge trees, and looked down to cute italian style garden. King size bed, clean soft linens, feather pillow & mattress top - became our night haven. We walked around tranquil property, watching the sheeps who are starring to you back :) I read that sheep is very caring & smart animals. It's worth to come & check-in on time in the afternoon, so you could enjoy a nap or just stroll along property, next time we'll come for 2nights! Breakfast outside with side garden view, is excellent with fresh herbs, accommodating our Vegetarian choice. Price is right for luxurious elegant tranquil experience, enjoyed reading people's writing on diary books in the room, so touching, remind me that we're all the same going thru the same and seeking the same - peace and happiness. read more

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Recently, my better half and I journeyed here for a weekend away from the hustle and bustle of our metropolitan NYC area life. As you drive in, you'll notice the towns get smaller, the air get cleaner, and the grass get WAY greener. Also, way less noise. The whole Lambertville / New Hope / Frenchtown / Stockton area is adorable. Every town has a small main street with it's own charms, and Woolverton is close to it all. As a b&b - it's great. We were able to easily book our stay, and when we arrived the hostess walked us through everything, gave us some maps of the region & a handy where's where document of restaurants, bars, and outdoor activities near us. We were able to settle in easily, and our room was amazing (stayed in Balustrade). The bed was a large king bed & tons of soft pillows, the room was really clean and the bathroom was fantastic - a rain shower & jacuzzi. Remember - this is a b&b - so don't be looking for a huge flat screen tv when you arrive! The innkeepers were so helpful and friendly. And it's just overall so very relaxing. There were cd's for us to borrow, and a cd player in the room. Wifi - and generally all the trappings one needs to relax. The gardens are great to sit and eat by - breakfast and snacks were all DELICIOUS. Best cookies, cheese platter, and breakfast I've ever had. Also, an easy drive to all the towns I listed above & their unique charms. I really recommend going here. read more