My husband and I arrived Saturday with the intention of only staying one night. We fell in love with the house, Michael and Ed and the whole situation that we extended our stay an extra night! Our hosts were so warm, welcoming and inviting, I wish they lived in Brooklyn so we could be proper friends! Our accommodations were divine and pristine and we felt so at home we couldn't wait to get back to the house to relax after two days of intense shopping in New Hope. We cannot wait to return in the spring to experience the outdoor activities and the pool. By far my favorite B&B on the East Coast.

We picked the Lexington House for our annual Thanksgiving getaway with friends and had a fantastic time. The hosts Ed and Mike were amazing. We did not want to leave. When we arrived they greeted us as soon as we pulled up. They took us on a wonderful tour of the house. We have been to five other fabulous B&Bs but this one topped them all. Breakfast every morning was delicious. We will definitely go back in the Summer to enjoy the pool.

This was our nineth time staying at the Lexington House and this trip was the best stay ever. We rented out the entire house and filled it with friends amd the hosts Ed and Micheal held a Murder Mystery Dinner for us. What a blast. The house was as nice as always and our hosts treated us like family. The breakfasts they prepared were delicious as was the dinner during the Murder Mystery. If you are looking for a great place for a weekend getaway the Lexington House it the place to go. We love New Hope and will probably go back in the summer and enjoy the swimming pool.

My wife and I had been to a number of other Bed and Breakfast 's but the Lexington Inn stood out far and above the rest. Our hosts Ed and Mike were very hospitable and are consumate innkeepers in the best tradition. The rooms were plush and comfortable. The breakfast were exquite in taste and variety. The "monkey bread", a fresh cinamon role with raisins, is a specialty of the house. The Inn, built in the 1700's with an addition added in 1805 had all charm of a old house (i.e. fireplace) as well as all modern amenities(wi-fi). It is a mile away from Peddlers Village and outlet shopping. The close proximity to New Hope and Lambertville, two towns for art works, antiques and great dinning made the location ideal. For those who have been other places this is the Inn you hoped you'd always find. For those who have never been to a Bed and Breakfast and were thinking about it, drop your other brochures and book time iat The Lexington Inn. Your will always be very glad you did so.