What a charmer. This B & B is in an 1820's row house on the edge of Society Hill. The owner/host has restored this beautiful piece of history, creating a most comfortable spot to call home while exploring the city. While the furnishings are modern (and work so well in this setting) you'll delight in exposed bricks, wide plank floors and square nails that authenticate the age of this welcoming haven.
While the house is narrow, the rooms are spacious and uncluttered. Decorating accents are from all over the world and hint at a well-traveled hostess.

The location is ideal...there's a parking garage one block away and all the attractions are within walking distance. Questions about what to see and how to get around are readily answered. The innkeeper knows her town!

Breakfasts were a pleasant surpise. No table laden with pasties here! We were served homemade granola with bananas one day and an amazing buckwheat pancake another. All the food was fresh, healthy and... more