Had a few minor problems that were addressed in adequate time. However , it wasnt what I expected and the food which is supposed to be prepared by the Wedgewood wasnt that great , we dined at the wedgewood and the food there was much much better but still not what we expected but the dining area was much more comfortable divided up into individual tables. Alot of lugging luggage up 3 flights of stairs and we had no door to our set of rooms our bathroom was in fact open for anyone that came up the staircase. It was not at all private.
If I had it to do over I would stay at the Lambertville Inn on the river. That place is great and a wonderful buffet and just across the bridge from new hope.

Local resident (20 miles) so familar with area and town. Chose to stay here for the location which is 2 blocks from it all. Room #1 was a 6 out of 10. Others have complained about noise, but I will assume they have a different New Hope experience in mind. New Hope has changed drastically over the years from a gay/biker town to an prodiminently young professional/couples escape. At night the town becomes a large party, not rowdy, just fun. We chose to stay over to avoid the drive home early in the morning. We spent only a waking hour or two in the room. The breakfast is continental, muffins, fruit, etc. I will stay here again only because of the location.

I would be writing a positive or at least neutral review of the Aaron Burr House if not for one major problem. My wife and I were placed in room 6 which faces West Bridge Street (Rt. 179). I live in Brooklyn and can sleep through all kinds of noise, but the traffic noise from the street kept us awake a good portion of the night. The problem was compouded by the fact that the room was too warm and there was no AC or fan. Weather-wise, it would have been the perfect night to open the windows, but that would of increased the street noise. To be fair, I spoke to other guests who were not facing Rt. 179 and they indicated that they did not experience this problem. So just make sure to avoid room 6 or any room facing Rt. 179.

The proximity to Main Street was nice.

The breakfast was okay.