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New Hope, Pennsylvania's 1870 Wedgwood Bed & Breakfast Inn, a nationally acclaimed New Hope bed and breakfast inn, is a Wedgwood-blue colored Victorian "Painted Lady" listed on Bucks County Registry of Historic Places. Wedgwood Inn is spelled Wedgwood, not 'Wedgewood' because Wedgwood Inn is named after the Englishman Josiah Wedgwood who invented the famous Wedgwood blue bone china. The Wedgwood family name does not have a second "e" in its spelling. Set on 2 private acres of a park-like setting with flower-lined brick walkways leading to two gazebos and a hammock, yet just steps from New Hope's historic and vibrant village and the walking bridge to Lambertville and nearby Princeton, New Jersey.
Wedgewood Inn offers 3 categories of value-priced accommodations; all include a private bathroom, Queen or King size bed in our 3 diamond / 3 star rated inn, located in the New Hope Historic District - steps from the village square. In addition, our rates also include complimentary Refreshments on arrival, Breakfast, homemade goodies throughout the day, on-site parking, free Wi-Fi, local telephone calls -- and more! We offer Traditional Guest Rooms, Special Amenity Rooms (larger, with fireplaces, porches, etc.) and Luxury Suites (2 person Jacuzzi tubs facing a Fireplace in your bedroom, and more). Click here to view our Accommodations.
Indulge in some of our Special Services such as Gift Certificates, In-room Massage, Pool, Tennis or Health Club privileges. Or, perhaps, treat yourself to flowers, chocolates or a special gift basket. Let us customize your stay in New Hope to experience all that Bucks County has to offer. New Hope was chosen America's #1 Arts Destination in the Small Cities/Towns category for 2005/6 by American Style magazine. The Wedgwood Inn also participates in the New Hope Outdoor Sculpture Show.
Independent filmmaker Candis from Calgary (Canada), whom recently stayed over a week on business at our Inn while attending the New Hope International Film Festival, commented on TripAdvisor.com "Have never met so many interesting people in one place in my life." She also rated the Inn "Excellent."
Specialized
Guided Tours of Bucks County Our favorites include: an escorted Food Tour, and an escorted Winery/Brewery Tour, An Evening Walking Ghost Tour of New Hope, a self-guided tour of the Lavender Farm Estate, a factory tour of the Christmas Gallery at Byer's Choice, and the tour of the Woodworking Compound of George Nakashima. CLICK HERE to view details about the cost, timing, etc., of each of these very special tours.
Live Music, Theatre and Entertainment is a New
Hope tradition!
New Hope for Outdoor Fun and Adventure Gardeners and plant enthusiasts alike enjoy New Hope's "Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve" (see our Links page) at all times of the year. In mid - September, the Tohicon Garden Club holds its annual standard "Tohickon Flower Show " in conjunction with the "Bucks County Antiques Show." Also in September is the much celebrated "Heronswood Fall Planting Open" at the private Fordhork Farm. Many plants for sale are from Heronswood's private library of unusual and treasured species, as well as uncommon gathered-in-the-wild plants not available to the general public as well as not-yet-released Heronswood - bred hellebores. Of course, the grand indoor "Philadelphia Flower Show" is held every year in March. "Longwood Gardens" is another premier destination in the region. Make your Reservations now. Click Here for more links to Bucks County Gardens.
New Hope
International Film Festival The famed Bucks County Playhouse and four other theatres offer a wide selection of live performances all year long too. There are also special productions just for children. Dancing is also available - from disco to ballroom. Visit our Links page to view our area's extensive Calendar of Events. Special Packages:
Sweetheart
Packages
"Just for the Two of You"
Open year round, we are located in New Hope, midway between New York City and Philadelphia, and across the bridge from Lambertville and Princeton, New Jersey, and less than 3 hours from the Baltimore/DC Metro area. Minutes off I-95, the Inn is easily accessible by car, train or bus line from NYC. So why not discover our enchanting village for the first time, or all over again.
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