Ephrata Bed & Breakfasts
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This secluded bed and breakfast features 300 acres of surrounding mature forest land with a screened porch and seasonal outdoor pool. Six guest rooms are available and each contain a private bath and wireless Internet access. A full breakfast is included in the room rate.
Set in a 1786 historical limestone farmhouse, this bed and breakfast offers tranquil, simple and luxurious lodgings. Guests are invited to enjoy a traditional Amish made breakfast each morning, and stay in the private Jacob Metzler Suite.
Kimmell House Bed & Breakfast
At this bed and breakfast, all rooms have private baths and guests can enjoy complimentary breakfast and afternoon tea. Kimmell House is located on Old Mill Road just off South State Street.
Jacob Keller House Ephrata
Built in 1814, this historic stone house is listed on the National Historic Register. Just minutes from the Ephrata Cloister, it offers four rooms, two with private baths. A full breakfast is included.
Maple Spring Bed & Breakfast
Some of the highlights at this bed and breakfast include central air conditioning, cable televisions and VCRs, a washer and dryer and a ceiling fan in each bedroom.
Kromer's Bed And Breakfast
This Victorian era brick farm house has a shaded backyard area with a porch and flower garden. Amenities at Kromer's include complimentary breakfast, private baths, air conditioning and a television.
Smithton Inn Ephrata
The Historic Smithton Inn has been open for over 230 years. It is built of stone, surrounded by gardens and overlooks a Protestant monastery come museum. Most of the six guestrooms provide hand sewn Dutch quilts, antique furnishings, and feather beds. The first floor features a Great Room where breakfast is served each morning.
