Wydnor Hall Inn

We're always pleased to call Wydnor Hall, our home away from home! We've enjoyed staying in either Long Suite or "The Cottage" since we began our visits to Bethlehem over 8 years ago. Highly recommend the lovely breakfasts at the Picadilly Cafe or a short jount to "The Diner". Can't wait to book our next stay.....it won't be long! Hope to meet you at Wydnor Hall.

We found the in to be extremely omftorable and charming. The deor of the rooms was classical and luxurious. We are looking forward to staying there again when we are in the area

An attractive bedroom, but the bathroom was very hot (no AC) and had peeling paint. We were informed when we got there that the B and B does not provide breakfast but instead has paid for the meal at a local cafe-- strange. The next morning as we were about to go to the cafe that it was closed! No other arrangements were made, and no discount was offered.

My wife and I were overwhelmed by the charm of Wydnor Hall. The room was spacious and the bathroom was breathtaking. All the comforts was present down to the spring water at bedside, the heated towel rack, and the rubber ducky in the claw-foot tube. Our stay was truly a romantic getaway.

We attended Musikfest and wanted a quiet place just outside of downtown and not a hotel on the highway. Wydnor Hall was perfect. Very clean rooms, quiet and comfortable. This old house has a very interesting history and an eclectic decor with bit of NYC flair. Breakfast was delicious! We felt right at home. Heidi Winzinger

The inn is located 5 minutes away from Lehigh's campus, on the Saucon Valley side of the mountain, no fighting traffic to get back and forth. It's quiet and clean, with a wonderfully friendly owner who describes the "ins and outs" of your stay at the inn during check-in. The Picadilly Cafe serves a delicious breakfast with friendly staff. Wish I had discovered this inn prior to my daughter's graduation weekend, it was so much better than the cookie-cutter hotel chains in Bethlehem/Allentown.

We loved celebrating our anniversary at Wydnor Hall Inn. The inn is located on a quiet country road, yet is close to outdoor activities, shopping and great restaurants. Our room was very spacious and comfortable. Breakfast at the Picadilly Cafe was excellent. I highly recommend the walnut encrusted croissant French toast. We will definitely return.

We loved the beautiful furnishings and quiet surroundings. Our hosts, Kristina and Charles Taylor, were very friendly and helpful.

We stayed new years eve wknd of 2009-2010 in the newly done cottage. It was fabulous and very, very clean! Breafast was delicious and the ambience was perfect...Thank you Christina! I would recommend this Inn to anyone staying in that area or going to visit Bethlehem during the holidays...

We had a nice stay at the Wydnor Hall Inn the night of 12/12/09. One disappointment is that upon arrival we couldn't get into the hotel. They keep it locked 24/7 which is great for security but when you haven't checked in and don't have the appropriate key it doesn't help. They have a door bell you ring but no one heard it. Fortunately since we had a cell phone we just called and asked someone to let us in. Other than that, service was nice. Our room was upgraded upon arrival to the North Suite which had a bedroom with a queen bed, a tiny "living room" if you want to call it that with a day bed and chair and little TV and then a large bathroom with steam shower. Room was impeccably clean and the breakfast was good. We had three options: puff pastry stuffed with scrambled eggs, bagel with cream cheese, or yogurt with fruit and granola. Both my husband and I got the eggs in a puff pastry which came with a side of fruit. Fruit was delish! All in all would definitely recommend this place as it was great for the $140.

Traveling extensively, we prefer the highest standards as set by our experiences at Wydnor Hall Inn. Our most recent stay was highlighted by the enjoyable accomodations in the 1st Class re-use restoration of Bordaria Cottage. Luxuriously outfitted for the perfect stay, including a magnificent "emperior size" custom bed, view from full wall of windows and doors to woodlands and river and the graciously appointed living room with stunning craftsmanship throughout. The added benefit are our wonderful hosts, Kristinia and Charles Taylor and the graciousness of the staff. As always, we look forward to our next stay at Wydnor Hall and continue to recommend this "olde world" country inn to our friends and associates. John E. Steers, M.D. (retired) Peggy Hoffman, CRS, GRI, GCREP-GL Westminster, MD.

My friend and I stayed in February 2009 in the Long Suite and it was phenomenal. The place was clean, quaint, quiet, romantic, inviting and warm. The bath area was spectacular and spacious. We enjoyed our stay and the inkeepers were so cordial.

We found the Inn to be undergoing a facelift which detracted somewhat from the appearance of the exterior. We did not meet a person duirng our stay. The innkeepers were non-existent. The breakfast was at a nearby coffee shop that was very nice and wait staff was well above average. Room service was very good. Overall our stay was pleasant with nice sized room that was well equipped. Good thing we knew where things were as innkeeper was nowhere to be found!

We booked our 25th anniversary get-away for mid week arrival, and we more than pleasantly surprised to find our hostess and room as expected. The Inn is beautiful and understated in it's decor. Extremely clean and comfortable...we definately recommend it and will stay there again if we have the opportunity. From Ohio

A beautiful experience - Peaceful, aesthetically pleasing, hospitable.

My five night stay in the Long Suite was delightful in every respect. From the claw foot tub to the fine linens and varied selection of pillows and reading materials, every comfort was considered and made available. Tucked away on a quiet but easily accessible road, it is a hidden treasure.

very charming placed to stay with alot of character and history

It was a quiet and wonderful stay. The atmosphere is perfectly suitable for a historical place like Bethlehem. The next best thing if all the lodgings are full in the city center, as was the case for me. Really friendly staff. Recommended.

This was a nice alternative to a hotel in the area. The surrounding neighborhood is nice and from my room I could have a running creek. Nice stay.

My wife and I stayed for one night and wished it were longer. The place is beautiful and Kristina and Charles are great hosts. Kristina made my wife and I a Cappuccinno Saturday morning. We were a little disappointed that breakfast isn't served except on Sunday but the accommadations they had made for the Piccadily which was a 2 minute walk away was okay. Actually the food and service there was great too. Wydnor Hall is a charming piece of history and a great place to stay.

Service was exceptional. Surroundings were beautiful. Enjoyed the drawing room. Owners were gracious and friendly.

I enjoyed my stay with Christina and Charles Taylor. The inn was charming, the food delicious, and we were upgraded for free. I would recommend this B&B.

Great place. Very cozy, clean, and romantic.