Great quaint place to hold baby/wedding showers, birthday/anniversary celebrations! Very…read morereasonably priced.

From the owner: Heller-Wagner Grist Mill Complex offers Tavern Room Rentals for your event…read more - Available for Day or Evening Events -Reasonable Rental Rate -ADA Accessible -Ample Parking -Tables & Chairs Included, -Guests may provide own food and beverages or hire a caterer, -Alcoholic beverages permitted, -$380.00 for FOUR Hours (Set Up and Clean Up is included in your Rental Time), -Additional time may be purchased at $75.00 per hour, -Ideal for up to 60 guests Please call the Tavern Room Coordinator, Jude, at (484) 767 – 1467 weekdays between 9 AM and 5 PM, OR email anytime at hhstavernroomrental@gmail.com.

This art gallery was a pleasant surprise…read more Great contemporary art, all by local artists, and it's good. Great buildout. Friendly, nice staff. Lots of handouts and info on the burgeoning Lehigh Valley arts scene. A great place to pick up great original art for very modest prices.

The best of the Bethlehem Gallery District! The Bethlehem House Gallery invites more than a dozen…read moreof artists with an eclectic, diverse, and intuitive artistic focuses and hosts there work during there seasonal showing through each year. With an inviting entrance and window display, a gallery pet, vivacious and friendly gallery partners, the Bethlehem House Gallery is potentially our most prized Art Gallery in the thriving, cultural, historic Colonial Bethlehem Arts District. A must see to all locals and visitors!

Awesome brewery. Loved the atmosphere and the beer was great. Flights were available. The…read morebartenders were friendly and ready to serve but not overly talkative which was nice for my traditional Valentine's brewery date. Popcorn and pretzels were available for purchase. Bathroom was clean too!

Nice outdoor setting, as it was with the previous owners, some great beer options (obviously)…read more This round, I'm giving a 4/5, but I will give them another try. We were curious and not especially hungry, but got a shrimp quesadilla and honey barbecue wings. Each were decent. They deserve another chance because a friend tried the cheesesteak the day before and stated it was the best he'd ever had in his life. I really liked finding a yummy stout on the beer selection! Our waitress was efficient and returned several times.

This experience checked off one of those long-standing "I did this thing!" moments for 2025--and…read moreI'm really glad I finally made it happen. I attended PEEPSFEST, held December 30-31 from 3-6 p.m. at the SteelStacks campus in Bethlehem. Tickets are required, with general admission priced at $5, making this a very affordable, family-friendly outing. According to the website, the event features indoor and outdoor fun, live music, PEEPS-themed games and crafts hosted by local nonprofits, interactive shows by the Wildlands Conservancy and the Da Vinci Science Center, and character meet-and-greets. The highlight comes at 5:35 p.m. with the iconic drop of a 400-pound, 4'9" PEEPS Chick, followed by a fireworks display. There were also several thoughtful additions that really stood out. I especially appreciated the PBS39 x PEEPSFEST Friendship Bracelet Creation Station, PEEPS IN THE KITCHEN with Chef Julie of Levy Restaurants, and the sensory-friendly space presented by Good Shepherd Rehabilitation--a wonderful option for guests with sensory sensitivities. Kids 12 and under received a special PEEPS tote bag to collect goodies throughout the event, which was clearly a big hit with families. The event takes place on the SteelStacks campus, and honestly, the setting alone is worth the visit. SteelStacks is the largest revitalized brownfield in the country, spanning 10 acres on the former Bethlehem Steel site. Some quick pre-trip research taught me that for nearly a century, Bethlehem Steel was the economic backbone of the Lehigh Valley and helped build some of the most iconic structures in the U.S., including the Golden Gate Bridge, the Chrysler Building, and parts of the Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden, Alcatraz, and the Hoover Dam. When the plant closed in 1995, it left behind both a massive industrial footprint and a void in the local economy. Rather than demolishing the site, the community chose preservation and reinvention. Through a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district established in 1999, the area was transformed into what is now a thriving hub for arts, culture, education, and community events. Today, the towering blast furnaces--some over 230 feet tall--stand as a powerful reminder of the city's industrial past. From Furnace "A" (dating back to 1915) to Furnace "E," the site stretches nearly a quarter of a mile and once produced thousands of tons of iron daily. The furnaces were last operational on November 18, 1995, but their presence is anything but forgotten. Visually, the SteelStacks campus is absolutely stunning in a raw, industrial way. Standing in the outdoor space beneath the blast furnaces--especially at night--was nearly overwhelming in the best possible sense. The festive, multicolored uplighting against the massive steel structures added a sense of magic and mysticism that photos don't fully capture. Parking is another bonus: free on-site parking is available in multiple lots along First Street year-round (except during Musikfest). Speaking of which, SteelStacks is also home to Musikfest, the nation's largest free music festival--and I'm already scheming a return visit. While PEEPSFEST itself is definitely geared more toward children, it was still a fun and unique way to mark the transition into a new year. It's not something I need to do every year, but I'm genuinely happy to have experienced it. I'd highly recommend it for families with young children, as there's plenty to do, lots of room to roam, and a safe, well-organized environment. SteelStacks is a powerful example of how a community can honor its past while building something vibrant and meaningful for the future--and PEEPSFEST is just one of many reasons to visit.

This is such a unique concert venue. The steel plant is a very cool backdrop, and I like how it was…read moreall lit up at night for the concert. The venue has plenty of space to roam around, and you can get lots of good views of the stage from all sides. If you don't want to hang in the crowded pit area there are lots of tables further out by the food and drink vendors. The main concert area is a lawn. It seems like for less crowded shows you can bring blankets and chairs, and then for more popular acts it's standing only which made sense. Logistics - Parking is free and easy. The security line moved fast. There were plenty of bathrooms. Bars could be more plentiful (like more small bars vs fewer big bars) since lines seemed crazy. Overall it's a very fun and different place to see a show, and if you live in North Jersey don't overlook the fact that your travel time here is similar to going into the city. It's worth keeping an eye on the calendar for sure!

If you are looking for a picturesque venue for a special occasion, check out Barn Swallow Farm in…read moreNorth Hampton, Pa. We recently celebrated the upcoming marriage of my nephew and his finance and this was the perfect place for them, Rustic, but elegant. You can make it as formal or casual as you like. The staff is easy to work with and will guide you through the planning with caterers, florists, etc, or you can bring in your own. It was a wonderful day!

Great place , had my wedding there back in 2021. Very well kept owner and staff did a amazing jobread more

Wonderful venue! Had a magical night when I attended a wedding a few weeks ago. The owner & staff…read morewere top notch

I attended a bridal shower here in the summer. I live in Philadelphia so I had never heard of this…read morevenue before. It was a nice place. Very clean and organized. They catered the lunch food/menu but the bridal party brought in desserts and set it all up how they preferred to. Everything was on one floor (street level) so no steps and also no steps into the bathrooms (just a long carpeted ramp). The shower was beautiful and the food was good!

Had the Thanksgiving meal from here today. Turkey was flavorless but salty. Stuffing was salty…read moreand generally dry. Potatoes were good. Corn was good. The apple pie was in a word....horrendous. It was more like apple soup. Absolutely terrible. This will be the last visit.

I have been to the Hyatt Place in Bethlehem many times over the years and find this to be a really…read moresolid place to stay when visiting the Lehigh Valley. It is centrally located in Bethlehem and near the down town area, where many popular restaurants are. There is a parking garage, which does cost $10 (discounted price) a day, but that feels overall manageable. Sadly it appears that the homeless population is growing here like much of America and several folks do congregate to shelter and charge their phones at the parking garage as it is next to a bus stop, but I have never ever felt unsafe. Just something that I have observed in terms of a change throughout my several visits. Here is why I like Hyatt Place Bethlehem: - Reasonable rates and a great deal if you're a Hyatt Rewards Member - Extremely friendly staff. Like genuinely friendly folks who truly care about your stay. The front desk staff, folks serving breakfast, and cleaning staff all took the time to say hello or have a conversation. You do really feel welcomed. - Solid breakfast offerings included with room rate. - Decent pool and gym with usable equipment. - The rooms and common areas are very clean! - The rooms are very spacious with plenty of space to lounge and unpack. - They are attempting to be a tad more environmentally friendly with large bottles of soaps/shampoo/conditioner in bathrooms and turning over rooms every 2 days. I know that in part this is because there is a labor shortage of cleaning staff, but I don't need to have my linens replaced daily or my bed made because I am a semi responsible adult. My only negatives are that they don't recycle and use disposable plates and utensils for breakfast. Prior to COVID they used true flatware and plates and it doesn't feel unreasonable to bring that back at this point, but that is a higher level system management issue and not necessarily a reflection of this local hotel. Overall Hyatt Place Bethlehem is an economical place to stay for business and families when visiting the area with consistently excellent customer service, clean rooms, and decent amenities. I definitely intend on staying here again for my next visit.

My girlfriend and I love the Hyatt, but this property fell a little short…read more Tucked away from the noise yet right next to the heart of Bethlehem and the city's Main Street, the location couldn't be better. Right across the street is a garage where hotel guests park for free with validation. The lobby is wonderful with seating, front desk, breakfast dining area, and an on-site eatery and bar. (The breakfast looked amazing but we can't get up that early.) Pamela and Krishna were exceptional front desk staff that made our stay enjoyable. Our room was large and clean with a great heating and cooling system. There was a problem with the bathroom: The inside door handle was broken. The shower was too small with a strange half-door that even if angled properly, still sent water to the floor. The water remained warm and never got hot. The fitness center isn't much and we passed on the pool and it's milky water. It really looked sickly. Sleeping was great but the major problems occurred on the morning of our departure. Check-out is at noon yet, even with our "do not disturb" sign out, a housekeeper knocked on the door at 10:30 AM while we were sleeping. I think she wanted to make sure we were up to check out on time because she didn't knock on anyone else's door. At checkout, there was no way for me to pick up my girlfriend because six vehicles blocked the small entrance/exit to the property. Even though there's a parking sign for 15 minutes, one SUV remained there for over a half-hour. We will give this property another shot because Hyatt's are usually a step above.

We attended an event at this establishment and were pleasantly surprised. Gorgeous atmosphere,…read morewonderful staff, I will definitely be returning! And will definitely be spending some time in the speakeasy downstairs!

Excellent Venue for wedding or business affair. It's a converted bank building complete with stain…read moreglass ceiling and a Speakeasy. food is to die for! There is a church ( Liberty Bell) and Hotel ( Renaissance Allentown) on the same block! No transportation is needed! Staff cannot be more helpful! ( ask for Lyn or her staff)