We stayed in the the third floor room with the turret ( gas fireplace and tub with jets). The room was wonderful and well appointed. You can hear sounds from the street below which did not bother us, but if you are a light sleeper and want total quiet this probably isn't a good choice. If you booked it on... more

This is a nice old Inn in a really neat town. Stayed there two nights this week on business travel for the first time and really enjoyed coming back at night to the area. The Inn itself has offices on the first 2 floors and the 11 rooms are on the top floor of the building. Rooms are nicely appointed,... more

The old inn, conveniently located in downtown Doylestown, has been completely renovated, and room 302 was fairly attractive. But it has a horrible view (unless you like tarred roofs, peeling paint, and a big red sign saying No Trespassing). The room was very small; for example, I was pleased to find that there was an ersatz French provincial desk where... more

The Doylestown Inn is just as lovely as the quaint town it is nestled in. However, the difficulty of dealing with the staff does a lot to detract from the charm. I recommend thoroughly reviewing their guest policies and restrictions before booking you stay here. Their cancellation and rental policies not the standard and they are unwilling to budge to... more

I stayed for a long weekend in September 2004 at the Doylestown Inn. The Inn itself has been restored. There isn't much of a lobby, but it is open and light-filled from skylights. Wyeth prints are tastefully placed on the walls. The check-inn counter consists of an antique desk behind which sat a very nice woman. She was the only... more