Pennsylvania is called the Keystone State for its key role in the creation of our nation. Bed and breakfasts touched by history abound throughout the state, as do historic sites such as the Liberty Bell at Independence Hall, Gettysburg Battlefield and Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural masterpiece. Add to that the cultural attraction of fine […]
Read More»New Hampshire is a wonderful living refuge of American history, and nowhere will you find history more alluring and comfortable than in the state’s many bed and breakfasts and country inns! Here are seven taken from the files of ILoveInns.com, the nation’s premier source for distinctive B&Bs and Country Inns The Highland Lake Inn B&B The Highland […]
Read More»New Jersey has a lot to offer for a romantic getaway – beautiful beaches, gourmet dining, and historic towns. A bed and breakfast from our menu (courtesy of I Love Inns, www.ILoveInns.com) is sure to make an impression on your sweetheart for Valentine’s Day – or at any time of the year. Long Beach Island […]
Read More»March is the month of the active migration of the Golden Eagle returning from their winter sites to northern nesting grounds. The Allegheny Mountain Ridge through Pennsylvania is one of the funnels for this homeward trek, with Tussey Ridge near Boalsburg and White Deer Ridge near Lewisburg as premier sites for spotters and counters. Undisturbed […]
Read More»To paraphrase the rhythmically poetic Dr. Seuss, oh the places you’ll go and oh the things you’ll see in Mercer County, Penn. When you travel to Mercer County, located about 60 miles north of Pittsburgh in the rolling hills of Pennsylvania, you will discover a bountiful variety of activities as well as delightful bed and breakfast accommodations. Imagine shopping at the […]
Read More»Frost’s Stone House is located in South Shaftsbury, Vermont, on Historic Route 7A, a short distance from his gravesite in Bennington. The grounds of the Stone House are complete with many images that evoke Frost’s poetry (“He will not see me stopping here to watch his woods fill up with snow.”) including stone walls, birch trees, […]
Read More»Be Merry in Massachusetts – traverse this entire state -relax in some wonderful B&B’s, dine on some scrumptious gourmet breakfasts and still have money left over for souvenirs! While most travelers know the benefits of off-season travel – fewer tourists, shorter lines and friendlier prices – the bed and breakfasts listed below also participate in […]
Read More»New York City is not a tourist town but a place to live, and a lively one at that. Looking down on the scene from a high-rise hotel is one way to see the city from a distance, but a close-up view of New York in action is best enjoyed from the window of a bed and breakfast. […]
Read More»Once a year the streets of Bath, Maine come alive with celebration during the Bath Heritage days, this year from July 4-6, 2008. There is a variety of music, a carnival, street vendors, a strawberry shortcake social as well as both a riverboat parade and a street parade and, of course, fireworks! Originating in 1607 […]
Read More»The picturesque seaside village of Rockport, Massachusetts situated on the North Shore is only a 30-minute drive from Boston. You will immediately be charmed by this art colony with its eclectic collection of galleries and shops and a great variety of Rockport, Mass. bed and breakfasts. Motif #1, or “the little fish shack which refused to go away,” is Rockport’s most […]
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