Adamstown Inn Bed & Breakfast

Adamstown, Pennsylvania

Adamstown Inn Bed & Breakfast is a bed & breakfast located in Adamstown.

The Adamstown Inns & Cottages, including The Amethyst Inn, Adamstown Inn, Adamstown Cottages and the Adamstown Vacation Home, are located in the heart of the Adamstown's Antique District and Lancaster's Pennsylvania Dutch Country.

Combine a love for the Victorian Era and antiques with an unwavering tradition of gracious hospitality and you will find the perfect description for Tom and Wanda Berman and the product of their endeavors --The Adamstown Inns & Cottages, your ideal romantic destination. Here you will find the Old Order Amish, their horse and buggy travel and plain dress contrasting starkly with the modern world.

Places to eat within 5km of Adamstown Inn Bed & Breakfast include Dave’s Diner, Boehringer’s Drive-in, Black Angus Restaurant & Pub, and The Village Haus.

Adamstown Inn Bed & Breakfast

62 West Main Street
Adamstown, Pennsylvania, 19501 USA

Tel: (717) 484-0800

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Adamstown, PA has become the premier year-round antiques destination in the Northeast with over 3,000 antique dealers within a three-mile radius. Adamstown is 10 minutes from Reading, Pennsylvania, the outlet capital of the world, which offers a vast assortment of top quality merchandise in addition to public museums, terrific jazz, a superb symphony and the new Sovereign Center. Lancaster, PA, 20 minutes to the southwest of Adamstown, boast a beautiful combination of history and progress including covered bridges, The Strasburg Railroad, The Sight and Sound Millennium Theater, hot air balloon rides, bicycle tours, hiking trails and championship golf courses. Hershey, PA, is just 40 minutes west of Adamstown, the home of Hersheys Chocolate, Hershey Amusement Park and Hershey Arena.

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