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My husband and I had a wonderful 3-night stay at the Whistling Swan Inn. We were in the Tranquility room. It was quiet and peaceful as the name implies, but may be a bit quirky for some. Nestled in the back of the house on the third floor, we didn't hear a peep from other guests checking in and out and had a good nights sleep. It is under the eaves so it slants on the window side of the room. My 6 ft tall husband could stand ok in most of it. Neither of us bonked our heads. There's a tv, a chair for reading, a writing desk, and a comfy bed. The bathroom has a huge tub. No issue with water pressure or temperature. Only issue is the shower head gizmo didn't quite sit right so you had to be careful not to get everything wet. Audrey and Everitt were great hosts. Very responsive to any questions, they offered excellent suggestions for local excursions, and made sure there were plenty of snacks. As it was getting cooler, there was hot apple cider available each night and tiny apple donuts including gluten free ones. Breakfast was consistently delicious. A list of options was placed on your doorknob each day so you selected your meal in advance. The house was gorgeous dating back to the early 1900s. It has beautiful woodwork. Audrey said it had one bathroom originally and now it has 13! There's a lovely wrap around porch and pretty garden too. It is close to routes 80, 10, 46, and 206 so very easy to get to your destination.

It’s a cute space and rooms are very cute. The walkway from the parking lot to main entrance could be more convenient and lit up especially the gravel part of the walkway. Overall cute place I’d visit again

We stayed in the Waterloo Village, and it was very comfortable. We like a firm bed and this one was very comfortable. The view from the room is the garden with fountain. The room and bath were clean, and the bath had a heat lamp which was nice. Breakfast was excellent and the cookies available in the afternoon were a pleasant treat. The hostess was always pleasant and friendly.

The house is beautiful. In a quiet area. Parking is good. It’s behind the property. Audrey is super nice, friendly and makes you feel at home. I’m gluten free and she made a GF breakfast for me. Including blueberry pancakes! She even brought a GF cupcake for a treat for me :-) She and I spoke prior to our arrival. If you have celiac disease, she works with someone to provide GF choices. Snacks and drinks were always available. Stayed in the Waterloo Village Suite. It’s not as large as it appears in the pictures but it’s a nice room. Overall, everything was great and we would stay there again.

Audrey was a lovely host, explaining all the housekeeping things from keyless entry to available snack and beverage options. Our breakfast was amazing- delicious! We won't forget The Whistling Swan Bed & Breakfast - and will recommend it to anyone who will be traveling in that area!

A really lovely place, with a beautiful garden around it and a spacious, inviting veranda. My room was serene and pretty. The breakfast choices were amazing and I really enjoyed the option of having mine outside. And there are lots of really comfortable public areas for relaxing inside as well. Seems like it would be a great place to stay in any season!

This is a fabulous Bed and Breakfast in the old style not found much today in modern America. The house is big and charming and inviting. Even in the rain we could happy sit on the wrap around porch looking at the other historic houses nearby. The breakfast component was beyond delicious. Audrey the owner/chef is happy to accomodate dietary needs and clearly loves to cook and bake. The room was warm and cozy...as well as cooled when necessary with central air. This is a true gem and a super find. Ten stars.

Beautiful renovated historic mansion that oozes charm. Decor was extremely tasteful. Loved all thr fireplaces. Very comfy bed.

Lovely bnb… rooms are comfortable we had tranquility room which has the claw tub breakfasts are great and filling They have an area to sit with snacks n drinks overall We had a pleasant visit

Welcoming host and tasty homemade breakfast. Stanhope is an interesting location right on a lovely lake. Victorian style house nice, room small (no closet), bathroom in need of updating, TV offered only minimal streaming and mostly didn't connect to devices. Could use a refresh.

The owner was very nice, bedroom was clean, breakfast was good. The outside was unkept, some flowers - however most flower pots were empty, porch needs painting, old wicker furniture on the porch looked dirty but needs painting. Entrance in house very dark and dreary. The furniture is old and felt dirty but wasn’t. The Inn and property looked nothing like the pictures online. I believe it could be beautiful with some painting and sprucing up. I had no problems sleeping and the coffee was great!

My husband and I had a wonderful 3-night stay at the Whistling Swan Inn. We were in the Tranquility room. It was quiet and peaceful as the name implies, but may be a bit quirky for some. Nestled in the back of the house on the third floor, we didn't hear a peep from other guests checking in and out and had a good nights sleep. It is under the eaves so it slants on the window side of the room. My 6 ft tall husband could stand ok in most of it. Neither of us bonked our heads. There's a tv, a chair for reading, a writing desk, and a comfy bed. The bathroom has a huge tub. No issue with water pressure or temperature. Only issue is the shower head gizmo didn't quite sit right so you had to be careful not to get everything wet. Audrey and Everitt were great hosts. Very responsive to any questions, they offered excellent suggestions for local excursions, and made sure there were plenty of snacks. As it was getting cooler, there was hot apple cider available each night and tiny apple donuts including gluten free ones. Breakfast was consistently delicious. A list of options was placed on your doorknob each day so you selected your meal in advance. The house was gorgeous dating back to the early 1900s. It has beautiful woodwork. Audrey said it had one bathroom originally and now it has 13! There's a lovely wrap around porch and pretty garden too. It is close to routes 80, 10, 46, and 206 so very easy to get to your destination.

We stayed in the Waterloo Village, and it was very comfortable. We like a firm bed and this one was very comfortable. The view from the room is the garden with fountain. The room and bath were clean, and the bath had a heat lamp which was nice. Breakfast was excellent and the cookies available in the afternoon were a pleasant treat. The hostess was always pleasant and friendly.

Beautiful bed and breakfast in a quiet location. Room was very nice.

Very pleasant! Owners were welcoming, room was clean and comfortable and it was quiet for sleeping. Breakfast in the morning was a nice surprise.

Audry, the owner, was super accommodating and attentive to a surprise weekend I planned for me and my husband. The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast options (which she cooked up herself!) were great. Getting away from a big city for 24 hours and walking into this building took me back in time to a much quieter ambiance. It was a great experience!

Pretty underwhelming. In need of significant rehab.

Every morning we had a wide range of choices for breakfast, freshly cooked each morning. Fresh sour dough bread and home made yogurt. The rooms were clean and filled with antique furniture and little decorative items. Very charming!

I went for a weekend with my husband. The owner greeted us at the door and showed us around. Her place is cozy and well-maintained. She bakes cookies and other delicious treats for her guests and prepares breakfast herself. We plan to return when the weather is warmer.

Welcoming host and tasty homemade breakfast. Stanhope is an interesting location right on a lovely lake. Victorian style house nice, room small (no closet), bathroom in need of updating, TV offered only minimal streaming and mostly didn't connect to devices. Could use a refresh.

My husband and I had a wonderful 3-night stay at the Whistling Swan Inn. We were in the Tranquility room. It was quiet and peaceful as the name implies, but may be a bit quirky for some. Nestled in the back of the house on the third floor, we didn't hear a peep from other guests checking in and out and had a good nights sleep. It is under the eaves so it slants on the window side of the room. My 6 ft tall husband could stand ok in most of it. Neither of us bonked our heads. There's a tv, a chair for reading, a writing desk, and a comfy bed. The bathroom has a huge tub. No issue with water pressure or temperature. Only issue is the shower head gizmo didn't quite sit right so you had to be careful not to get everything wet. Audrey and Everitt were great hosts. Very responsive to any questions, they offered excellent suggestions for local excursions, and made sure there were plenty of snacks. As it was getting cooler, there was hot apple cider available each night and tiny apple donuts including gluten free ones. Breakfast was consistently delicious. A list of options was placed on your doorknob each day so you selected your meal in advance. The house was gorgeous dating back to the early 1900s. It has beautiful woodwork. Audrey said it had one bathroom originally and now it has 13! There's a lovely wrap around porch and pretty garden too. It is close to routes 80, 10, 46, and 206 so very easy to get to your destination.

We stayed in the Waterloo Village, and it was very comfortable. We like a firm bed and this one was very comfortable. The view from the room is the garden with fountain. The room and bath were clean, and the bath had a heat lamp which was nice. Breakfast was excellent and the cookies available in the afternoon were a pleasant treat. The hostess was always pleasant and friendly.

The house is beautiful. In a quiet area. Parking is good. It’s behind the property. Audrey is super nice, friendly and makes you feel at home. I’m gluten free and she made a GF breakfast for me. Including blueberry pancakes! She even brought a GF cupcake for a treat for me :-) She and I spoke prior to our arrival. If you have celiac disease, she works with someone to provide GF choices. Snacks and drinks were always available. Stayed in the Waterloo Village Suite. It’s not as large as it appears in the pictures but it’s a nice room. Overall, everything was great and we would stay there again.

Beautiful bed and breakfast in a quiet location. Room was very nice.

What a great Inn! The service was wonderful and the Inn itself had so much character. Please keep in mind that the Inn is old and the rooms are small, but if you’re looking for a unique stay with great service, you will not be disappointed. We had to get an early start and requested to go breakfasts which were homemade and ready when promised. Highly recommend!

This is a fabulous Bed and Breakfast in the old style not found much today in modern America. The house is big and charming and inviting. Even in the rain we could happy sit on the wrap around porch looking at the other historic houses nearby. The breakfast component was beyond delicious. Audrey the owner/chef is happy to accomodate dietary needs and clearly loves to cook and bake. The room was warm and cozy...as well as cooled when necessary with central air. This is a true gem and a super find. Ten stars.

Beautiful renovated historic mansion that oozes charm. Decor was extremely tasteful. Loved all thr fireplaces. Very comfy bed.

Lovely bnb… rooms are comfortable we had tranquility room which has the claw tub breakfasts are great and filling They have an area to sit with snacks n drinks overall We had a pleasant visit

Cozy and comfortable room on the 3rd floor, spacious full bath and a delicious breakfast on real china. Audrey was very attentive and friendly •••

My husband and I had a wonderful 3-night stay at the Whistling Swan Inn. We were in the Tranquility room. It was quiet and peaceful as the name implies, but may be a bit quirky for some. Nestled in the back of the house on the third floor, we didn't hear a peep from other guests checking in and out and had a good nights sleep. It is under the eaves so it slants on the window side of the room. My 6 ft tall husband could stand ok in most of it. Neither of us bonked our heads. There's a tv, a chair for reading, a writing desk, and a comfy bed. The bathroom has a huge tub. No issue with water pressure or temperature. Only issue is the shower head gizmo didn't quite sit right so you had to be careful not to get everything wet. Audrey and Everitt were great hosts. Very responsive to any questions, they offered excellent suggestions for local excursions, and made sure there were plenty of snacks. As it was getting cooler, there was hot apple cider available each night and tiny apple donuts including gluten free ones. Breakfast was consistently delicious. A list of options was placed on your doorknob each day so you selected your meal in advance. The house was gorgeous dating back to the early 1900s. It has beautiful woodwork. Audrey said it had one bathroom originally and now it has 13! There's a lovely wrap around porch and pretty garden too. It is close to routes 80, 10, 46, and 206 so very easy to get to your destination.

Audrey was a lovely host, explaining all the housekeeping things from keyless entry to available snack and beverage options. Our breakfast was amazing- delicious! We won't forget The Whistling Swan Bed & Breakfast - and will recommend it to anyone who will be traveling in that area!

Although we had to cancel our "surprise getaway" at the last minute, all my dealings with Audry were terrific. I have nothing but good to say about her bending over backwards to accommodate us and I look forward to hopefully being able to actually stay at Whistling Swan in the future.

Audry, the owner, was super accommodating and attentive to a surprise weekend I planned for me and my husband. The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast options (which she cooked up herself!) were great. Getting away from a big city for 24 hours and walking into this building took me back in time to a much quieter ambiance. It was a great experience!

Was a beautiful bed and breakfast. Audrey was a very friendly Host. Amazing food. Will stay again.

What a great Inn! The service was wonderful and the Inn itself had so much character. Please keep in mind that the Inn is old and the rooms are small, but if you’re looking for a unique stay with great service, you will not be disappointed. We had to get an early start and requested to go breakfasts which were homemade and ready when promised. Highly recommend!

The owner is fabulous! So hospitable and welcoming!

This is a fabulous Bed and Breakfast in the old style not found much today in modern America. The house is big and charming and inviting. Even in the rain we could happy sit on the wrap around porch looking at the other historic houses nearby. The breakfast component was beyond delicious. Audrey the owner/chef is happy to accomodate dietary needs and clearly loves to cook and bake. The room was warm and cozy...as well as cooled when necessary with central air. This is a true gem and a super find. Ten stars.

I went for a weekend with my husband. The owner greeted us at the door and showed us around. Her place is cozy and well-maintained. She bakes cookies and other delicious treats for her guests and prepares breakfast herself. We plan to return when the weather is warmer.

Cozy and comfortable room on the 3rd floor, spacious full bath and a delicious breakfast on real china. Audrey was very attentive and friendly •••

Welcoming host and tasty homemade breakfast. Stanhope is an interesting location right on a lovely lake. Victorian style house nice, room small (no closet), bathroom in need of updating, TV offered only minimal streaming and mostly didn't connect to devices. Could use a refresh.

My husband and I had a wonderful 3-night stay at the Whistling Swan Inn. We were in the Tranquility room. It was quiet and peaceful as the name implies, but may be a bit quirky for some. Nestled in the back of the house on the third floor, we didn't hear a peep from other guests checking in and out and had a good nights sleep. It is under the eaves so it slants on the window side of the room. My 6 ft tall husband could stand ok in most of it. Neither of us bonked our heads. There's a tv, a chair for reading, a writing desk, and a comfy bed. The bathroom has a huge tub. No issue with water pressure or temperature. Only issue is the shower head gizmo didn't quite sit right so you had to be careful not to get everything wet. Audrey and Everitt were great hosts. Very responsive to any questions, they offered excellent suggestions for local excursions, and made sure there were plenty of snacks. As it was getting cooler, there was hot apple cider available each night and tiny apple donuts including gluten free ones. Breakfast was consistently delicious. A list of options was placed on your doorknob each day so you selected your meal in advance. The house was gorgeous dating back to the early 1900s. It has beautiful woodwork. Audrey said it had one bathroom originally and now it has 13! There's a lovely wrap around porch and pretty garden too. It is close to routes 80, 10, 46, and 206 so very easy to get to your destination.

The house is beautiful. In a quiet area. Parking is good. It’s behind the property. Audrey is super nice, friendly and makes you feel at home. I’m gluten free and she made a GF breakfast for me. Including blueberry pancakes! She even brought a GF cupcake for a treat for me :-) She and I spoke prior to our arrival. If you have celiac disease, she works with someone to provide GF choices. Snacks and drinks were always available. Stayed in the Waterloo Village Suite. It’s not as large as it appears in the pictures but it’s a nice room. Overall, everything was great and we would stay there again.

Beautiful bed and breakfast in a quiet location. Room was very nice.

Very pleasant! Owners were welcoming, room was clean and comfortable and it was quiet for sleeping. Breakfast in the morning was a nice surprise.

Audry, the owner, was super accommodating and attentive to a surprise weekend I planned for me and my husband. The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast options (which she cooked up herself!) were great. Getting away from a big city for 24 hours and walking into this building took me back in time to a much quieter ambiance. It was a great experience!

Wonderful B&B in quiet suburb. Great hospitality and breakfast

This is a fabulous Bed and Breakfast in the old style not found much today in modern America. The house is big and charming and inviting. Even in the rain we could happy sit on the wrap around porch looking at the other historic houses nearby. The breakfast component was beyond delicious. Audrey the owner/chef is happy to accomodate dietary needs and clearly loves to cook and bake. The room was warm and cozy...as well as cooled when necessary with central air. This is a true gem and a super find. Ten stars.

Welcoming host and tasty homemade breakfast. Stanhope is an interesting location right on a lovely lake. Victorian style house nice, room small (no closet), bathroom in need of updating, TV offered only minimal streaming and mostly didn't connect to devices. Could use a refresh.

My husband and I had a wonderful 3-night stay at the Whistling Swan Inn. We were in the Tranquility room. It was quiet and peaceful as the name implies, but may be a bit quirky for some. Nestled in the back of the house on the third floor, we didn't hear a peep from other guests checking in and out and had a good nights sleep. It is under the eaves so it slants on the window side of the room. My 6 ft tall husband could stand ok in most of it. Neither of us bonked our heads. There's a tv, a chair for reading, a writing desk, and a comfy bed. The bathroom has a huge tub. No issue with water pressure or temperature. Only issue is the shower head gizmo didn't quite sit right so you had to be careful not to get everything wet. Audrey and Everitt were great hosts. Very responsive to any questions, they offered excellent suggestions for local excursions, and made sure there were plenty of snacks. As it was getting cooler, there was hot apple cider available each night and tiny apple donuts including gluten free ones. Breakfast was consistently delicious. A list of options was placed on your doorknob each day so you selected your meal in advance. The house was gorgeous dating back to the early 1900s. It has beautiful woodwork. Audrey said it had one bathroom originally and now it has 13! There's a lovely wrap around porch and pretty garden too. It is close to routes 80, 10, 46, and 206 so very easy to get to your destination.

We stayed in the Waterloo Village, and it was very comfortable. We like a firm bed and this one was very comfortable. The view from the room is the garden with fountain. The room and bath were clean, and the bath had a heat lamp which was nice. Breakfast was excellent and the cookies available in the afternoon were a pleasant treat. The hostess was always pleasant and friendly.

Every morning we had a wide range of choices for breakfast, freshly cooked each morning. Fresh sour dough bread and home made yogurt. The rooms were clean and filled with antique furniture and little decorative items. Very charming!

Was a beautiful bed and breakfast. Audrey was a very friendly Host. Amazing food. Will stay again.

What a great Inn! The service was wonderful and the Inn itself had so much character. Please keep in mind that the Inn is old and the rooms are small, but if you’re looking for a unique stay with great service, you will not be disappointed. We had to get an early start and requested to go breakfasts which were homemade and ready when promised. Highly recommend!

This is a fabulous Bed and Breakfast in the old style not found much today in modern America. The house is big and charming and inviting. Even in the rain we could happy sit on the wrap around porch looking at the other historic houses nearby. The breakfast component was beyond delicious. Audrey the owner/chef is happy to accomodate dietary needs and clearly loves to cook and bake. The room was warm and cozy...as well as cooled when necessary with central air. This is a true gem and a super find. Ten stars.

I went for a weekend with my husband. The owner greeted us at the door and showed us around. Her place is cozy and well-maintained. She bakes cookies and other delicious treats for her guests and prepares breakfast herself. We plan to return when the weather is warmer.

Lovely bnb… rooms are comfortable we had tranquility room which has the claw tub breakfasts are great and filling They have an area to sit with snacks n drinks overall We had a pleasant visit

Cozy and comfortable room on the 3rd floor, spacious full bath and a delicious breakfast on real china. Audrey was very attentive and friendly •••