Stay In The 170-Year-Old Artist’s Inn And Gallery In Pennsylvania For An Enchanting Adventure

Lancaster County offers so much to do – from experiencing the life of the Amish to digging into some of the best food in the state – that it’s a prime travel destination for both Pennsylvanians and travelers from all over the world. While deciding to visit Lancaster may be easy, you’ll probably find, with all of its charming hotels and bed and breakfasts, choosing where to stay is a lot tougher. For a peaceful escape in an enchanting B&B, plan your stay at The Artist’s Inn and Gallery in Pennsylvania.

Snuggled in the middle of Pennsylvania Dutch Country in Lancaster County, The Artist’s Inn and Gallery offers a beautiful, tranquil setting for a getaway. It provides the perfect backdrop whether you…

Want a comfy place to sleep at night, or you just want a charming place to relax and recharge. Set in a Federal-style home that dates back to 1848, The Artist’s Inn and Gallery is run by…

Bruce and Jan Garrabrandt. Jan runs the bed and breakfast, providing award-winning hospitality to guests, while Bruce is an artist, whose work you can view and admire during your stay.

If you like plenty of space to sprawl out, request the Garden Suite, which boasts two rooms and a full menu of amenities. Start your mornings or end your days on the second-floor porch that offers gorgeous views of the Lancaster landscape.

When you carry Christmas in your heart all year or you’re visiting during the holidays, you might want to check into the Kris Kringle. The cozy room is decorated in warm reds.

No matter the time of the year, you’ll get in the Christmas spirit with an 1850s children’s sleigh, a roaring fireplace, and beautiful Christmas paintings. Don’t forget to check out the Rose Room, too, pictured below.

If a suite simply isn’t enough space, you can also rent the Sisters House, a cozy house that can be rented in its entirety. Or, you can simply rent one half of the house.

Start each day of your stay on a simply scrumptious note. The Artist’s Inn and Gallery offers a four-course, made-from-scratch gourmet breakfast.

Visit the official website of The Artist’s Inn and Gallery for more information. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you ever stayed at The Artist’s Inn and Gallery in Pennsylvania? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! Also tucked in Lancaster, you’ll find a 111-year-old former stable that has been transformed into the Horse Inn Stables, a charming restaurant.