We're a family of three - two adults and a three year-old -- and decided to visit Easton for the…read moreCrayola Experience as part of a weeklong family vacation. We love staying at a B&B rather than a chain hotel when we can. We took advantage of the Crayola Experience package, which is offered for either of the two-room suites that accommodate up to four guests. The main room has a King. The second room (more or less a sitting area on the way to the bathroom) has a twin with a trundle that can accommodate two kids. The package can be booked for a single night and includes admission tickets for up to four people, a Crayola gift pack for each kid, and a tray of snacks. Ours included some fabulous homemade peanut butter cookies! We booked two nights (the additional night was less than the first with the package). As a family of three we basically broke even on the additional package price vs. buying our own tickets, gift, and snacks. But this is vacation and to have that all taken care of plus the fun surprise for our daughter waiting in the room made it more than worth it. Lafayette has a comfortable, family feel. The wrap-around porch was a great place to sit (and run if you're a toddler) and everyone made my daughter feel welcome. By the second day she was calling it "our new house." The breakfast menu for the next day was posted in foyer each night. We had made-to-order omelets with choice of bacon or sausage each morning with different fresh fruit and homemade baked goods each day. Yogurt, cereal, and a variety of breads were also available. There were to-go cups for coffee along with mugs. Pastries plus coffee, tea, hot chocolate, whole fruit, and sodas were available all the time in the parlor. Having a DVD player in the room allowed us to have a family movie night. We brought our own, but the front desk also had lots to borrow. Only wish we had had some popcorn!

Lovely bed and breakfast, close to Lafayette college. They have a Tesla charger in parking lot, a…read morenice surprise. The breakfast very good. Host very friendly.

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!

We had a delightful time at this charming and comfortable inn. The owner is friendly and helpful,…read morethe breakfast is delicious, and the beds are perfectly comfortable. Thank you for the wonderful stay!

The house was beautiful, and the hosts were exceptional. Everything was spotlessly clean. The bed…read morewas comfortable with soft linens. Our room had a private bathroom, which was fully equipped with everything we needed. Breakfast was delicious, and Iris even treated us to homemade almond butter. It was clear that the hosts put a lot of love into every detail of their property, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for a family getaway. I was truly impressed by the kindness and respect that Rafi and Iris showed their guests. As we were heading to our car and waved goodbye to Rafi, he stopped what he was doing in the backyard to come over and personally shake our hands. We really enjoyed our stay. Thank you! Natalya and Jakob

It has been a little while since a review was written, and I'm happy to say whatever issues others…read morehad earlier were resolved. The hosts, Iris and Rafi are wonderful, the house is beautiful, the grounds are well-maintained, the town is just down the road - with great dining options, and hiking trails within a few miles are awesome. Only my second B&B, and would definitely do it again. Not sure why name is coming up as SoMa, SF - we came from MD.

Stayed here while visiting family 20 minutes away. Cant recommend enough. Occupancy is down…read moresignificantly during the pandemic right now but we felt like this made a stay here the perfect solution. Minimized exposure to others versus staying with family or certainly a hotel chain. The owner Marsha was clearly prepared with COVID precautions. The property is incredible with a beautiful stream on property, horse shoes, a pool table, etc. Lots to do in the area with hiking trails just a short distance down the road. Everything seems well thought out for making guests comfortable with snacks, coffee, sodas, cookies, available at all times. The house is quite large and with the barn also accessible, there's no issue finding a quiet spot for reading or even listening to music with a glass of wine using the Sonos music system (even available in the barn!). This would be perfect for a family to rent out the whole home. Going stir crazy due to pandemic concerns? This is a great way to change your view safely.

I attended a wedding this past weekend at the Raritan Inn and it was beautiful. My boyfriend was in…read morethe wedding party so I was in and out of the inn quite a bit leading up to the wedding and the next day. The décor is charming and everything is very clean. John had extra breakfast one morning so when we showed up to help clean up after the wedding he gladly offered us delicious breakfast and plenty of hot coffee. The wedding venue is a beautiful place if you are looking to have a rustic barn wedding. However it is a DIY place so be prepared to set everything up on your own and clean up the next day, unless of course you hire someone for that. :) The ceremony took place by the brook in the back, the dinner tables were set up under a tent in the field, dancing and the band were in the barn. It was really the PERFECT venue for the couple getting married.

I cannot say enough about our stay at the Inn at Peacefield Farms! It was one of, if not THE, best…read morebed and breakfast experiences that I had ever had. I do not even know where to start, because there are just so many details to touch on, so I am just going to comment on everything bullet-style below: Proprietors: Stacy and Aram are the friendliest people! They really go out of their way to make you feel welcome. Aram built the inn from scratch and no detail was overlooked. Stacy runs the horse stables and manages the inn, and she is gracious, attentive, and very sweet. Grounds: Ride up the long, fence-lined driveway to discover Peacefield Farms, a beautiful, 80-acre horse farm. The Inn is a sprawling home with 8 bedrooms with private baths, 2 dining rooms, 2 living rooms, a large kitchen, a study, and a comfortable patio with rocking chairs overlooking a large pond. Guests can fish, ride horse, enjoy wine by one of their fire pits, or just relax with a book on one of the voluminous couches. I actually did a 30-minute trail ride on horseback and had such a lovely time! Stacy took another guest and me around the property and into some wooded trails; it was such a fun experience! My Clydesdale, Luke, was beautiful and a total sweetheart. Rooms: We stayed in Room 8, which was on the ground floor and easier for my partner to navigate, versus the others that were up a set of steps. The room was very spacious, clean, and comfortable with loads of places to store luggage or clothing. The room also included a television if you wanted to watch in private, though guests could also utilize the large one in the living room. The bathroom was modern, offered a large stall shower, and had tons of free space. I should call out that there were soap, body wash, lotion, and shampoo, but no conditioner, so you might want to bring your own. Breakfast: The complementary breakfast included standard continental items: cereal, English muffins, blueberry crumb cake, yogurt with berries and granola, hard-boiled eggs, coffee/tea, orange juice, etc. Special touches: We were gifted a bottle of wine to enjoy during our stay. There were also oatmeal raisin and chocolate chip cookies baked by Aram that were waiting for us in the foyer. Chocolates, bottles of water, and local area guides were other nice fixtures. Location: Though not in a densely populated area, the hotel was 2 minutes from the Pittstown Inn, 5 minutes from Beneduce and Mount Salem Vineyards, 15 minutes from the quaint villages of Clinton and Frenchtown, 20 minutes from the Ironbound Farm and Ciderhouse, etc. Everything was really out of this world, and we cannot wait to go back to the Inn at Peacefield Farms. We were so happy that we discovered such a hidden gem and truly fell in love with the place. Again, I cannot say enough about how fantastic the place is and highly recommend a stay!

Excellent experience. A beautiful Bed & Breakfast within a working horse farm…read more Accomodations wer unbelievable, friendly and delicious. The proprietors have done an EXCELLENT job.

Lovely and near some wonderful musical theater history! The Doylestown area is so charming and I…read morecan't recommend it enough.

While looking for a B&B for Memorial Day Weekend (semi last minute) for me and my girlfriend, I…read morestumbled across HF. Although my plan was to stay in New Hope for the night, the only availabilities were located outside of NH. Doylestown is located about 15 minutes away from New Hope. I consider myself lucky that we couldn't find a place in New Hope as our stay in Doylestown at HF was the best part of our little getaway. The innkeeper, Christine is beyond lovely and caring. She is friendly and more than helpful in making sure our say was nothing short of perfect. She cooked us a terrific breakfast of blueberry pancakes. Major yum! The B&B is about a 1 minute walk from the downtown area which I highly recommend, in my opinion, it was more enjoyable than New Hope. The stay also comes with some american history. This was the home of Oscar Hammerstein where he wrote his most famous works. You could definitely sense some musical magic within the walls. Highly recommended for a great weekend or night of relaxation and comfort in Bucks County. We will be back!

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'.