Historische Hotels in Nordost-Pennsylvania suchen

„tolles historisches Gebäude, gute Location, etwas in die Jahre gekommen, dafür zu teuer, aber nettes Personal“

„The Dolon House is a beautiful property with an incredible location in downtown Jim Thorpe. The property owners Michael and Jeffri (and Pearl) made the stay feel like a home away from home. If there was a higher recommendation that I could give I would! “

„Beautiful home on beautiful property, want to stay again! “

„We came to the area for a winter getaway. We hiked the nearby Falls and explored the historical sites in the area. It is a lovely town with great amenities. It was nice to stay in a hotel that was restored. The staff at the hotel is great and we really enjoyed the food.“

„Sehr hübsches historisches Haus. Empfang und Aufenthalt waren sehr schön und das Frühstück sehr lecker. Da es sich um ein sehr altes Haus handelt, hört man leider den Straßenlärm sehr stark. Die Autos und Lastwagen fahren leider oft nicht vorgeschrieben langsam, so dass es ab ca. 05.00 Uhr morgens sehr laut wird und man daher bei Lärmempfindlichkeit schlecht schlafen kann. Dafür können aber die Inhaber nichts. Man sollte einfach OROPAX dabei haben.“

„Dee was an outstanding host. The home was clean and had everything you could imagine you could ever need and then some. The check-in was easy, lots of welcoming notes made you feel right at home. Close to down town and all the activities. I would definitely recommend. “

„Overall, we had a great time here and we would definitely book it again. Our favorite part was definitely the hot tub. “

„We needed a place to call home base while exploring Jim Thorpe and the Lehigh River Gorge. We also needed someplace quiet to work, just in case. This was a great choice for both. Walkable into town, or just a super short ride. Comfortable and all the needs for two people. Close to the rail trail, could walk the short-ish walk into Jim Thorpe town, either via the street or the rail trail. Close to hiking (we did bald mountain) and biking paths. We explored wineries and breweries and the ...