My mom and I just stayed at Morgan Huges last weekend, and had a really wonderful stay. Renee and…read moreScott are very friendly, down-to-earth people, who treated us extremely well and made us feel right at home. Christopher, their Labrador, made us feel very protected and was a magnificent substitute for the 2 dogs I left at home. The grounds (including a nice pool) and the house are both beautiful and set a perfectly cozy colonial backdrop to our trip . . . . I highly recommend this b&b and plan on staying here again.

This was my first B&B and it really wasn't an amazing experience. Parking lot was a disaster…read morefinding. We stayed in the Green room and fireplace and bath tub both out of service. Tv services were not logged in like they said they would be. No fridge in bedroom. Following morning toilet wasn't working at all and couldn't use it. Went downstairs for breakfast and saw two tiny tables all occupied, we were fortunate to have 2 seats left for us. Another couple walked in and couldn't even sit down for breakfast. The breakfast was the worst part and not what we were expecting. Bland scrambled eggs, 2 pieces of bacon that tasted like cardboard and dry toast. Yummy! Location was my only positive for being right in the center of Doylestown. Again this was a $300 night stay, it just didn't meet our expectations.

- free parking in back for those who are checked in - dont…read moreeven think bout early check in in - no use of hot tub as of August 2022 - we had ant infestation on the last day - delicious breakfast - fridges in room - smart TV in room most of the apps have been logged into already so you can watch almost anything - bed is extremely comfortable - can't beat the location

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!

This is our romantic getaway place -- and could be yours too. We love the area and have spent many…read morehappy times in Bucks County -- so much to do. This historic location was a rest and play stop for literary and theater New Yorkers in the 20s and 30s and probably beyond -- check out the famous signatures and notes in the albums in the main living room. The owners keep a handful of rescued farm animals (pot-bellied pigs, mini ponies, goats), and it is clear they are well cared for. It is a busy place for big wedding events now, and so we like to stay during the week. It is very relaxing to walk around the grounds. We saw a giant heron in the pond and deer strolling. There are so many nice places to sit outside with a bottle of wine and a book or snacks. Rooms are very unique and comfortable. You have a lot of different personalities to choose from: lofts, cabins, barn spaces, etc. Many have jacuzzis which can provide your evening entertainment, lol. We have not eaten in the restaurant because our top restaurant on earth is very close by, but when it was closed, Josh gave us great recommendations. And he made a lovely tofu scramble for breakfast as a special request. One sweet touch: despite checking the room, we left without my spouse's expensive phone charger. Housekeeping found it and ran after us before we could drive off without it. She did not have to do that. Always tip your housekeeping staff. The extended Covid months have been very hard on inns, restaurants, and event spaces, and it must be stressful for them as things come back to life when so many events have been postponed. It is wonderful to be back out again. We will return -- a lot.

Ideal, fine-dine in a bucolic setting…read more From the entrance along the graceful, scenic tree-lined driveway you'll know you're inn for a treat (pun intended!). The Barley Sheaf is very serious about pandemic precautions, so masks are in full effect, and they'll walk you to your socially-distanced table in a beautiful, outdoor gardening setting. The inn itself is an architectural delight, as well, so you are surrounded by beauty on all sides. Service was pleasant and forthcoming. I wouldn't say that this is the finest level of dining, of course, you're not expecting EMP in the middle of Bucks County, but this is a good attempt, and people are pleasant and quite dignified. The guests were all well attired and the crowd is polite and kind. Food is of the adventurous character, which I enjoy. A lot of different flavor combinations (they like to do salé and sucré), beautiful plating, interesting textures, and good cooking techniques. My favorites were the octopus appetizer (so buttery soft and tender, which is a rarity) and the pheasant special, which was a pleasant and apropos surprise in this outdoor, country setting. Finally, this is a BYOB restaurant with perfectly selected wine glasses, fine silverware, and other special touches such as a freshly starched linens, etc. which elevate the dining experience.

Wonderful place!! The owners are friendly and very accommodating. The rooms are beautiful and…read morewelcoming. Each room is named and themed. There was a small treat on the pillows each evening when we returned. Breakfast was delicious pastries and fruit with coffee or your choice of beverage. The front porch has rocking chairs to relax in and enjoy the view of the river. I would highly recommend a stay at this lovely bed and breakfast.

We stayed here with our nephew & niece, for a family get away, from Staten Island, in NYC. We…read morestayed in the third floor, Teddy suite, which was really two separate places with our own hallway, bathroom with jacuzzi, & a really nice private porch that was high up, overlooking the gardens. The place was full of cozy privacy & the family that hosted us, very nice (not to mention, really good cooks, when it came to breakfast!) They even put out yummy snacks & nice notes for their guests, to enable them to feel like family. The place is right off the river & as wonderfully scenic as one could get, while being in Milford, which is also a plus, since it is such a nice little town to wander through, with plenty of places to eat out & enjoy. All the people are so very friendly. We would love to stay here again, soon, however, when my wife called, they were all booked up till after Christmas.

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.

Nothing beats this quaint, colonial getaway in new hope for a romantic getaway. The innkeeper is…read morewarm and has impeccable taste and hospitality. No detail is overlooked. We were impressed. Looking forward to returning with my wife.

A must stay! So quaint and lovely. Just right off of Main Street tucked up into a side alley…read more Lisa and Bob are great hosts! Breakfast was delicious and freshly made by Lisa every morning. Our room was very clean and looked like it came out of a vintage classic story. The garden and surroundings were very well kept and just breathtaking. I hope to come back again!

The groupings are spectacular. Relaxing and "far from the madding crowd." Beautiful rooms…read more Delicious home made breakfast served on the porch weather permitting. The hosts are welcoming and gracious. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here while in New Hope

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!

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!

Wow. What a unique, random gem and historic property. What is Fonthill and why is there a castle in…read moreDoylestown, Pennsylvania? Fonthill Castle was the home of archeologist and tile maker Henry Chapman Mercer. (Also in Doylestown are two more Mercer buildings you can tour - the Mercer Museum and the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works building, the business Mercer ran and where most of the tiles in the castle were produced.) Henry Mercer seems like he was an interesting guy, and you can see that in his home - 44 rooms, 18 fireplaces, 200 windows, who knows how many staircases...! And designed and decorated in a way I've never seen anywhere else. The castle is an early example of poured-in-place concrete building and is a mix of Medieval, Gothic, and Byzantine architectural styles. And there are, of course, Moravia tiles (and some historic and international tiles that he collected during his life) throughout the house - almost more than you could imagine. We visited last Saturday to experience their "Fonthill Castle Holiday Lights Meander Experience," which allows you to visit the castle through a self-guided experience (there were staff in various rooms who were happy to answer questions) and enjoy a series of Christmas trees on display throughout the home. I definitely enjoyed the experience but am definitely planning a return visit to see the castle in better light (not at night in the dark - which was perfect for the Christmas tree experience) - they offer 60-minute guided tours though the house for most of the year! The castle is pretty wild, and I look forward to visiting it again and experiencing it in a new way. If you are interested in architecture, art, crafts, the Arts and Crafts design movement, or just quirky, unusual places, definitely add Fonthill to your list and check it out!

Amazing property, it is a hidden gem. Went with my family for the tour and everyone enjoyed it!read more