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Steps from the New Hope village square and set on 2 lush acres of mature grounds, the Wedgwood has been called the 'quintessional American historic inn".

Address : 1873 Wedgwood Inn Bed and Breakfast of New Hope 111 West Bridge Street County Road 179 New Hope, Pennsylvania 18938-1401 Rates: Contact us Now Phone: 215.8623062

On the Web: http://NewHopeBedandBreakfastInns.com/Wedgwood.htlm

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Tired, but Renewed in New Hope @ Wedgwood Inn
We left the city later than expected, and arrived to the Wedgwood cranky and tired. We were greeted by a warm welcome from the innkeeper and were offered a mug of hot wassail by a big fireplace as we checked - in. Only 2 hours away, we already were feeling transported to another time. Then, upon seeing our canopied bedroom and private victorian porch, it put us over the top. It had a fireplace too, and fortified by the hot wassail and homebaked cookies, we just stayed in for a quiet evening together. Our Breakfast in Bed tray came at 9am as requested, a tasty indulgence. We met Carl and Deanie (owners) as we got off to a rousing start at noon, and they were very helpful in setting out an itinery for the day: Michener Art Museum, 2 art deco antique shops in town and a riverfront table for a late lunch (The Landing). We also signed up to ea have an in-room message the next day. Carl also suggested the Covered Bridges self-drive tour (we did 5 of the 14) which got us into the countryside and some out of the way shopping. Dinie suggested a Tuesday morning visit to Rice's Market which was a real trip! We departed renewed and ready to tackle the mean streets of Brooklyn again. Thank you forvcreating a great inn with friendly and knowledgeable staff. New Hope is a like a college town for adults...all grown-up!
- N. and K, from B\'klyn, N.Y. | Added: 2005-01-09