Since 1745, this elegant country inn has been center stage for American history and a premier carriage stop for hungry travelers. During the revolution, the Inn was owned by John Penn of Philadelphia, loyalist and grandson of William Penn. It was here that the Loyalists met, drew maps and plotted against the revolutionaries. Howe and Cornwallis used these maps to negotiate the great valley, the route to capture Philadelphia.

Its classic “Olde World” elegance has been expanded to include eight unique suites magnificently appointed with four-poster beds and other authentic colonial furnishings. Each suite offers a parlor room, a bedroom and a private bathroom. Modern amenities in each suite include free wifi, flat screen televisions with DVD players, i-pod docking alarm clocks, coffee makers and private phone lines. Six of the eight suites have working gas fireplaces, and one suite has a jacuzzi tub big enough for two. The Presidential Suite is perfect for the corporate executive who desires conference space for seminar attendees.

A served continental breakfast is included for inn guests and features fresh, handmade baked goods by the inn’s talented pastry chef. The inn also serves lunch and dinner and is known not only for its atmosphere of charm and style, but also for its friendly welcome and excellent food.

BED AND BREAKFAST

Cross Street: Malvern. PA
Rate: $155-205
Guest Rooms: 8
Bed Size: King / Queen / Standard
Bath: Private
Host Pets: None
Property Type: Bed and Breakfast

Connections of Philadelphia

Malvern Historic Inn