The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm is an exclusive destination in historic Bucks County, surrounded by 100-acres of pasture and woodland views. Built as the country estate of the wealthy owner of the stagecoach line between New York and Philadelphia, and later the home of the curator of New York's Whitney Museum, and then of Pulitzer-prize winning playwright George S. Kaufman, the elegant New Hope inn estate features luxurious suites in the 1740 manor house, the stone bank barn and the guest cottage. Guests are able to enjoy their New Hope accommodations featuring whirlpool tubs, steam showers with body sprays, sunrooms, private balconies, fireplaces, wet bars, terraces and gardens. In addition, fully stocked courtesy snack bars that are replenished daily and flat screen TV's with Blue Ray DVD players and Bose CD stereos are found in suites. Rates include brunch and high tea on weekends and full gourmet breakfast midweek, complimentary wine and cheese reception in the afternoon, served in the beautiful Manor House, in-room snacks and daily housekeeping and turndown service. Barley Sheaf Farm is located four miles from New Hope and only one half mile from Peddler's Village, where you can enjoy shopping, antiquing, museums, fine restaurants and the Delaware River. The exquisite décor ranges from Colonial American and European antiques, to Arts & Crafts and East Asian themes. Select New Hope accommodations suites offer private connected spa treatment rooms, and the spa offers exceptional all-natural products and services. Products are freshly blended on site to customize each spa experience. Breakfast, dinners and all day menu are presented in the conservatory Dining Room overlooking the trellis gardens, antique French gazebo, pond, junior Olympic-size swimming pool and miniature horses and sheep. The elegant conference facility overlooks the property. Barley Sheaf is proud to host elegant weddings on property.
The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm is a Fodor's Choice property and a proud member of Select Registry, Distinguished Inns of North America.
The stone Manor House dates to 1740. There are luxurious guest suites, each of which offers private bath with steam shower, whirlpool tub, fireplace, wet bar, flat screen TV with Blue Ray DVD, Bose stereo and courtesy snack bar which is replenished daily...
The 19th Century Stone Bank Barn sits on the courtyard and offers guest suites. Each suite features private bath, whirlpool tub, flat screen TV with Blue Ray DVD, Bose stereo and courtesy snack bar which is replenished daily...
The Guest Cottages are nestled among giant London Plane trees, hydrangea gardens, koi pond and bridge, each with private entrance. Ranging in décor from arts and crafts to French to Renaissance/Gothic, the cottage suites each offer private bath, flat screen TV with Blue Ray DVD, Bose stereo and courtesy snack bar which is replenished daily...
