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18th century farmhouse offers gentle country living between two colonial metropolises, Philadelphia
and New York.
http://www.inntravels.com/usa/pa/maple.html
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Hotel Du Village
Circa 1907 country estate on 10 acres once a girls' private school. Spacious grounds include
gardens, tennis courts and swimming pool. 19 gracious guestrooms with an emphasis on comfort and
privacy. Country French cuisine by Omar Arbani served fireside, on sunporch or outside terrace.
http://www.hotelduvillage.com/
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Honey Hollow Farm
Circa 1700 historic colonial home on 103 pastoral acres of fields and woods with farm animals. Four
beautifully restored guest-rooms offer enchanting views, fireplaces, AC, PB, phones, queen or
king-sized beds. Comfortable common rooms with fireplaces. Delicious full farm breakfast. Near
quaint villages and quiet country backroads.
http://www.honeyhollowfarm.com/
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The Inn at Stoney Hill
Includes information on the rooms, amenities, rates, location, and area activities and attractions.
Also provides driving directions and an image slide show of rooms.
http://www.innatstoneyhill.com/
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Fox & Hound Bed and Breakfast
1850's stone manor bed and breakfast, with fireplaces, jacuzzis, and king-sized beds. AAA- 3
Diamond/Mobile Travel Guide rated.
http://www.foxhoundinn.com/
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Wedgwood Inns
They offer accommodations at three distinct but interconnected properties, Wedgwood, Aaron Burr and
Umpleby houses. No one property is 'best' for one particular type of visitor. Instead, each
property offers something for everybody.
http://www.new-hope-inn.com/Wedgwood/index.html
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Umpleby House
This stately manor house is AAA & Mobil guide inspected, rated and approved. Across the
Delaware River from Lambertville, NJ and a block from the New Hope Historic District on 2 acres of
ladscaped grounds. Open year 'round.
http://new-hope-inn.com/Umpleby/
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Cordials Bed and Breakfast
Set in the heart of Bucks County, this 2 1/2 story inn offers the charm of the past and the
comforts of present. Each of our six rooms includes private baths, luxurious queen-size beds, air
conditioning, cable TV, and a balcony that overlooks statuary, nestled among hemlocks, pines and
annual flowers.
http://www.cordialsbb.com/
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Pineapple Hill Bed & Breakfast
In the 1700s it was customary to place a pineapple on your front porch as a way of letting friends
and neighbors know you were welcoming guests - they hope you'll always feel welcome at Pineapple
Hill. Historic 1790 colonial manor house on six tranquil acres with hand tiled swimming pool and
rose garden.
http://www.pineapplehill.com/
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Holly Hedge Estates Bed & Breakfast, Solebury
English country gardens, a scattering of stone outbuildings, a gracious stone manor home and a
stream trickling down green lawns to a natural pond welcome you as you enter the long, private
lane. Situated on twenty serene, hillside, private acres just minutes from historic New Hope, this
gentle inn hosts travelers and corporate retreats and special wedding events all through the year.
http://www.hollyhedge.com/
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Aaron Burr House Inn of New Hope
Gracious 'Painted Lady' Victorian inn just a block from the vibrant Historic District of this
artist colony. AAA/Mobil Guide rated "Excellent". Ideal for the leisure or business
traveller.
http://www.new-hope-inn.com/
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The Mansion Inn
This 1865 manor home is a magnificent example of Baroque Victorian Architecture of the Second
French Empire and displays the original architectural elements of the 1800's. A whimsical
gingerbread mansion which stands behind a unique wrought iron grape cluster fence forged in 1867 in
Philadelphia, its sunny yellow and white exterior brings to mind brides and birthdays.
http://www.themansioninn.com/
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