We paid a premium price for the Cathedral room which was a dump.
Licenses and inspections are not doing their job at this place.
Check out the wiring passing through the mail slot in the front office
2 cheap extension cords powered the entire room, with one of them going through a door jamb.(As in the door closed on the wire in 2 places)
There was a spare heater we were told to use in case we were cold, but we were afraid to plug it into the 59 cent extension cord which was already connected to three other devices.

This was our 2nd stay in 6 months at the WW. My gf and I came for our 1 year, and this past weekend for her birthday as she wished. We stayed in the Green Room, which was perfect. So cozy and inviting, I actually told her that the next time we came I wouldnt mind spending it in that room (although there are a few more we'd like to try out!) Vicky and Daniel, as always, were a pleasure to see and we felt so at home here. And the other guests were also a pleasure... If you want a "hotel" atmosphere, this isn't the place for you. This is an old, charming, eclectic home that seems to tell a story within it's walls and especially if you just want to feel relaxed and rejuvinated, this is the place for you. We can only usually do 1 night stays but when we DO get away from the kids for that 1 nite at Wishing Well, we feel as if we've been away for a week and never want to leave. The Innkeeper, Vicky not only had a beautiful breakfast prepared (which we sat by the fireplace in the living room eating Sunday morning..perfect) BUT she knew we were there for a birthday and had made cupcakes at my request for the birthday girl and had them ready by the time I needed them, even wrote "Happy Birthday" and her name on them. I couldnt have asked for something more perfect and sweet for the occasion. We cannot wait to come back again and hopefully it will be sooner than later. P.S. you can bring your pet, we have a very lazy hound we're thinking of treating to the Wishing Will someday, too!

The innkeepers smoke in their portion of the house and it permeates the building. The house is poorly maintained and the smell of mold from leaks and the unvented dryer are overwhelming. The scented candles don't help.

New Hope is a beautiful area in PA and if you are looking for an affordable place to stay while visiting, I would highly recommend the Wishing Well. I have know the owner for years which is why I chose his place. It is full of antiques and memorblia. It's an old home that comes with a ton of history. The owner will go out of his way to make sure you have a great time, even in the midst of a hurricane!
Stay there and you won't be sorry.