- Established in 1834, the restored and remodeled Lewisburg Hotel exudes classic Victorian style, warm fabrics, artwork, modern services and amenities. Guests can choose from three efficiency suites furnished with kitchenettes, private bedrooms and living rooms.
You can choose from three double rooms with queen-size beds, writing desks and fax/modem hookups. The suites and double rooms also feature television, wireless Internet access, a private bath or shower, and central air conditioning and heat.
Guests can also enjoy a Victorian atmosphere during lunch or dinner at the Hotel's primary dining facility, the Governor's Room, and relax with a glass of wine or beer in the Cameron Bar and Lounge. The Lewisburg Hotel can also host private weddings and banquets in their second floor Diamond Ballroom and Conference Center. - Built in 1850 as a private home, The Tawsty Flower combines the charm of a bed and breakfast with the convenience of a boutique hotel. In 2005, the current owners converted the space into an inn, carefully planning for the privacy and convenience of guests: You can choose from five guest rooms, each uniquely decorated, or a fully furnished guest cottage located behind the inn for extended-stay visits.
All guest rooms offer private baths, Simmons pillow-top beds, goose-down duvets and bathrooms stocked with bath products from Caswell & Massey. The inn also provides complimentary bottled water, wireless Internet and off-street parking. Guests have exclusive access to a lounge with a computer connected to Internet. You can also partake in a full continental breakfast, which includes hot coffee, baked goods and seasonal fruit. - For those guests wishing to be immersed in Victorian atmosphere, The Pineapple Inn is a bed and breakfast decorated with historic books and artifacts, antique quilts and local Victorian and Archbishop of Canterbury furnishings. Built in 1857 by renowned Philadelphia architect Louis Palmer, guests can choose from four rooms or two suites furnished with handmade quilts and period antiques. A two-night minimum is required during popular weekends.
The Pineapple Inn serves a full hot breakfast each morning in the formal dining room and a complimentary afternoon tea. The Inn also features free wireless internet throughout and a parlor where guests can lounge, read, watch television or hold small meetings. - Built in 1857 and originally a private home, the Copper Beech Manor bed and breakfast opened in 2009, offering one suite and four theme-based rooms designed in keeping with the history of the building. All rooms offer private baths and king- or queen-size beds.
Copper Beech Manor features a full breakfast, afternoon snacks, on-site parking and a massage therapist for pampering. For guests who wish to celebrate their anniversaries, the bed and breakfast offers a special Anniversary Package. The Copper Beech Manor is also available for small wedding parties and business retreats. - A rural community located in Union County between the Susquehanna River and Bucknell University approximately three hours northwest of Philadelphia, Lewisburg boasts fine dining, art galleries and annual events such as the April Festival of the Arts and a Halloween Parade. There are self-guided tours of Lewisburg's historic architecture and the indigenous trees.
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