Located just blocks from the Chesapeake Bay in historic Havre de Grace, Maryland, the Vandiver Inn is a beautifully restored 1886 Victorian mansion surrounded by historic homes, museums, golf, shopping, antique stores, marinas and water-oriented activities. Vandiver is the perfect place for ROMANTIC GETAWAYS, weddings, corporate retreat, office parties, special events and dinner parties. The Vandiver Mansion has nine exquisitely appointed rooms, some with fireplaces and private porches and all designed to reward and pamper guests. ALL ROOMS offer private IN-ROOM baths, cable TV, free wireless internet and many other amenities. All rooms are air-conditioned. Fireplace & Jacuzzi suites are available.

The only waterfront B&B in Chesapeake City and largest boasting 2 suites and 8 guest rooms.

Delicious breakfasts, cozy rooms, and the warmest hospitality await you in this renowned 1865 inn!

Carriage Corner B&B is the perfect introduction to the original concept of Bed and Breakfast: affordable lodging, genuine hospitality, delicious breakfasts and immaculate housekeeping. With tasteful handcrafted touches of folk-art, the B&B offers a relaxing country atmosphere; situated in the hub of Lancaster County's beautiful farmland and tourist area. Gordon is willing to share his knowledge and love of the area and assists in planning itineraries. He is also at times able to arrange dinners with Amish friends. Resources on the area are provided in guest rooms as well as in the common room where one can curl up with a steeping cup of tea and read about the Amish lifestyle in front of a gas log stove. Wake up and let the wafting aroma of freshly brewed coffee lure you to our breakfast table. Inn specialties might include Oatmeal Pancakes, fruit bread cream cheese french toast, or a "Lancaster County Omelet", baked oatmeal and muffins.

Relax on our porches or back patio. You will see the Amish as they pass by in their horse & buggy!

Hotel ambiance in 1868 historic John Hopkins home.Exquisite rooms with antiques,crystal chandeliers,

Enjoy life in the slow lane at one of the most photographed homes in Lancaster County. Located in Strasburg's Historical District, this 200 year old home is listed on the National Register of Historical Places and the Lancaster County Historic Sites Register. Built for a local merchant in 1786, this elegant limestone residence housed the first Chief Burgess of Strasburg and the first Post Office in 1805. From 1839 to 1860, the principal of the Strasburg Academy boarded up to 50 boys attending the school that was erected behind the home.

100 year-old Victorian, located near Longwood Gardens, Winterthur, Brandywine River Museum, others.

The Candlelight Inn is an elegantly appointed bed and breakfast located in the heart of the PA Dutch countryside. This beautiful inn is surrounded by Amish farmlands and is situated on 1&1/2 acres of lawn and gardens. The guest rooms are individually decorated with beautiful Victorian antiques, and some have fireplaces, jacuzzis, or canopy beds. A full gourmet breakfast is served by candlelight.

The Creekside Inn was built in 1781 by David Witmer, a personal friend of George Washington, and a prominent citizen of 18th century Paradise, Lancaster County. We are peacefully situated on 2 acres along the Pequea creek providing a romantic, comfortable place to relax and listen to the sound of horse & buggy passing by. A wide variety of dining choices are nearby. They include Historic Taverns, Dinner Theaters, PA Dutch Family Style restaurants, Smorgasbords and Quaint Village Cafes. After breakfast we can help you plan your day and offer advise on how to see the "Undiscovered Lancaster County".

Waterfront views of canal and basin from porches and most of the rooms, historic home circa 1870, located in the heart of the Historic District of this waterside village on the Chesapeake and Delaware canal. Browse the gift and antique shops, dine at one of several fine restaurants, or relax on the inn's waterside porch and watch the ships and boats pass by. Bob and Carol Roethke are the owners and innkeepers and together they offer a warm and relaxing 19th century atmosphere along with wifi and all the modern conveniences, not to mention an excellent breakfast prepared by Culinary Institute of America trained owner and chef Bob.

Join your hosts in a stunningly restored Victorian Mansion for a relaxing and romantic evening and a lavish gourmet breakfast in the morning. The four guest rooms in the mansion are furnished with walnut victorian antiques. The parlors have been restored featuring oak woodwork, brilliant stained glass and period fixtures. A very private Carriage House suite offers a whirlpool bath and fireplace with a spiral staircase to the sleeping loft.

Quietly tailored travel: 2 bright, spacious, allergy-friendly rooms in a cozy 1947 Cape Cod.

Stay at our historic B&B within walking distance of art galleries, fine dining and specialty shops.

Friendly hosts from Amish heritage in a centrally located Colonial style home, Lancaster PA.

Spend the night in our village!

One of Maryland's historically significant estates, Great Oak Manor sits on twelve acres directly on the Chesapeake Bay just outside of Chestertown in Maryland's Eastern Shore. With large common rooms and beautifully appointed guest rooms, comfortable outside seating areas shaded by majestic Oak and Walnut trees, the Manor affords its guests ample and comfortable areas in which to relax.The Manor will meet your every need with 1,200 ft. of waterfront, a private beach and the most beautiful sunsets on the Eastern Shore.

North Bay & Bed Breakfast is located on the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay. Waterside accommodations and harbor setting bring a serenity to body and mind. Country roads and state parks allow for long walks, and jogging. Proximity to antique shops, small country towns and fine restaurants offers the opportunity to wander about. Experience a bit of the sailing life aboard our 50 foot sailboat, Journey, and let the bay unfold in a fresh perspective.

Spend a leisurely visit in a 130 acre rural setting with your host and hostess, Bill and Ann Stubbs. Explore the gardens with Ann & Bill and hear the history of an 18th century provincial plantation house made of logs. Guests stay in a private provincial chic cottage with a bath and shower. Gourmet breakfast (of your choice) is served in your cottage, so you can dine in your pajamas! See the ancient sycamore tree which sprouted in 1578. As part of the 2 1/2 hour program, sit down to an herbalicious gourmet delight, a luncheon of fresh unprocessed food prepared with herbs and served in the original house. Or if you prefer, we also offer a program, "Herbs of the Bible" with a Labyrinth Serenity Walk. Afterward, if you wish, browse in the gift shop featuring herbs and dried flower creations.