Stayed here for a three day getaway. Nothing spectacular or that stands out about the place except the staff was extremely nice. Had breakfast at Wedgewood first morning and it was really good. The room was small and outdated but served it purpose for turning in at the end of each night. The price was a bargain for New Hope. I don't think I would stay here again.

ranks with the worst holiday experiences of my life. great location and a historic house, but the whole place needs ripping apart internally and fixing. bathrooms that you cant swing a cat in, appallingly noisy both from outside, and other rooms, mouse crap in beds, a decomposing rodent in a trap under the sink in the communal kitchen, and everywhere you look, cupboards full of crap. old tools, old food, unspeakable un-named liquids.... bad enough if you were paying a few dollars in eastern europe but the prices charged make this an outrageously bad experience. the owners should be ashamed. its puzzling as breakfast, served in the wedgwood house across the street was okay. Although the owners reaction to being told of dead mice suggested it didnt come as a huge surprise. avoid at all costs

We stayed here since it was one of the only places that accommodated three people and would have rather paid extra to have separate rooms somewhere else. Our "suite" wasn't even private, anyone could walk up the stairs to our bathroom and rooms. The furniture was old and dilapidated as was the bed linen. Our bathtub didn't even have hot water. Had a hard time sleeping due to the smell of moth balls in my little room. The carpets were dirty in the main house and did not feel comfortable at all. The only plus side was Lupe who was very accommodating and friendly. I would not stay here again.

Very disappointed for this price. Breakfast was inedible. There was an open, half empty bottle of dimestore generic shampoo in bathroom (for guests or forgotten?) The sink was extremely small - 6" deep, and the shower was equally too small (don't drop your razor). It seemed there were too many rooms carved into this house, and the bathrooms (water closet is more appropriate) were an afterthought. Not again.