1870 Wedgwood Inn Bed & Breakfast of New Hope, PA - Bed & breakfast in New Hope - 111 W Bridge St, USA

My husband and I stayed here for our mini honeymoon, and we loved it! The inn is very close to downtown New Hope and the Delaware canal towpath, so we could spend the whole weekend walking around. Our room was adorable, romantic, and very comfortable. (It was also great having our own little balcony.) The homemade breakfasts were tasty and filling-- the highlight for me was the banana muffin. The backyard is very inviting, and I highly recommend lounging in one of the hammocks. Of course, the best thing about our stay was the hospitality; Didi, Carl, and Grace made us feel at home, and we enjoyed talking to Carl about the history of wedgwood pottery and New York City!

We stayed 2 nights and I enjoyed most the kindness and hospitality of the team. Everyone put effort into checking on us, giving us ideas about what to do with our time and how to spend our day. We enjoyed the almond cordial (which was refilled for the second night!) and our balcony was very peaceful. Walking distance to town so no need to find and pay for parking. The breakfast and baked goods were nice, and our room had tons of natural light. We would stay here again and plan to soon!

Beautiful Victorian B&B just a couple of blocks off of Main street. My husband and I have stayed in two different rooms that had balconies and sitting out on them at night, staring at the stars, is a wonderful and peaceful experience. Carl, Dini, and staff are friendly faces that greet us upon arrival. They are always so helpful and accommodating. I cannot recommend Wedgwood Inn enough. It truly is an escape to the past.

We stayed at the Wedgewood for our 30th year Anniversary and had the best most relaxing weekend.The owners are so pleasant and accommodating .The vibe was very "island time feel"-no pressure involved.The owners were very knowledgeable about the history of the place,with a few other stories of the Inn and it's property and history.The air conditioning was a savior with the major heatwave that was taking place there.We were able to walk to town in 5 minutes.Their breakfast was phenomenal with fresh fruit,yogurt.,bread,and pastries.Eating in the dinning room gave the feel of the old hometown historical feel that can only be described through experience,very uplifting and pleasant feel with unmatched hospitality.It was an honor to meet Carl and Dini and plan on visiting again sometime in the near future.Also the staff were very friendly and accommodating to what we needed.The access to the refrigerator with tea and coffee was satisfying. Love the history of this landmark and feel of New Hope.Really just the best time!

We loved it here and can't wait to go back. The Inn is beautiful and the gardens and grounds are spectacular. Carl gave us great suggestions of where to go and what to see. The rooms are very comfortable and clean. Breakfast is perfect and the dining room very inviting. Location is great so we were able to walk to town in a jiffy.

The Wedgwood Inn is a lovely residence surrounded by trees, flowers, gazebos and other naturalistic elements. It is a perfect place to relax and listen to the birds on the spacious lawn or on one of the porches.||Dinis and Carl are the perfect hosts. All of the staff are attentive and professional . The room I stayed in was clean and decorated in a tasteful historical way.||The breakfast was very delicious and takes place in a quaint dining room or on a side porch.||I really enjoyed my stay and will definitely go back!

My daughter and I stayed at the Wedgwood Inn in July, and Dinie and Carl could not have made our stay more comfortable and fun! My husband and I have stayed at the inn many times before, and not only has it held up, it’s even better! The accommodations were absolutely beautiful, and the entire staff is delightful! We can’t wait to visit again!

The Wedgwood Inn begins with hospitality. Warm greeting from host Jessica, who answered the phone in person and was there to meet us when we arrived. Getting acquainted with the rightfully proud and wise 42-year owners Carl and Nadine. Visiting at breakfast with Christine, an example of what home-made should mean to a chef (the muffins were perfect, the fruit cup included four kinds of berries, the granola a house specialty). Then there's the beauty of the decor--a collection of Wedgewood that charms the place, antique beds (ours had a canopy) and furnishings in every beautifully decorated room. And just the right balance between engaging conversation and leaving us to do our own thing. It felt like these hosts had somehow packaged a warm feeling that suffused the place: something like when you go home to see family when you've been living away. But home with a place for everything, and everything in its perfect place. Finding this inn was a blessing.