Press & Accolades for Woolverton Inn

Getaway Mavens named Woolverton Inn one of the Top Romantic Hideaways, recognizing the inn for its peaceful countryside setting and intimate atmosphere. The article praised Woolverton as one of “ the most chill of country escapes, and one of the most romantic getaways on this list.”

Dating to the late 1700s, the article highlights the property’s Revolutionary War roots. Today, the inn is celebrated for its historic charm, literary appeal, and unique guest experiences. As the article notes, “It is an especially popular spot for guests looking for a literary escape and guests can take history and garden tours this summer.”

Woolverton Inn’s restaurant, Northridge, was showcased by The Philadelphia Inquirer as one of 12 romantic destinations, praised for its “intimate dining room, complete with a fireplace, rustic charm, warm lighting, and enough room between tables to keep conversations private.”

“No matter how you choose to spend your time, there’s no question endless possibilities await in Woolverton Inn. Whether visiting in spring, summer, fall, or winter, this cozy B&B is the perfect setting for all kinds of wondrous activities.”

This article, which highlights Buck County’s growing appeal, notes that our high end dining establishment “opened last month after a three year transformation of a weathered barn on the property of the Woolverton Inn.’

“The inn is a romantic escape into the pastoral countryside, allowing guests to unwind, making it a perfect place to propose. From weddings, honeymoons, and milestone anniversaries, guests return year after year to celebrate their relationships.”

“Woolverton Inn and Northridge Restaurant exemplify the power of adaptive reuse in preserving history while offering modern amenities. By repurposing these existing buildings rather than constructing new ones, Woolverton Inn strategically minimizes its environmental impact while retaining its rich architectural heritage.”

“For a more bucolic setting, stay at the Woolverton Inn seven miles away, in Stockton. Built in 1792, it sits on 10 acres with a sheep farm and includes a three-course breakfast.”

“Escape to the country at Woolverton Inn, a bucolic B&B housed in a stone manor built in 1792.Breakfast is an all-out three-course affair and you can also indulge in afternoon sweets. Foodies can also visit the site where Julia and Paul Child were married here in 1946.”

“For a quiet, romantic getaway, Woolverton Inn is one of the most charming hotels in North Jersey. Beyond the inn, guests can explore New Hope’s dining and shopping scene, visit Fonthill Castle, or hit Heron Glen Golf Course.”

“Just outside New Hope, Pa. and Lambertville, visitors can cozy up at the inn for its three-course breakfast (included) as well as in-room fireplaces and whirlpool tubs. Even though the property’s sheep aren’t on display in their pens during the winter, their wool is available for purchase in the gift shop.”

“The B&B is surrounded by 300 acres of rolling farmland and forest, providing the seclusion of a grand country estate with the countless activities of New Hope and Lambertville nearby.”