The Lexington House is a superior Bed & Breakfast located in the wonderful town of New Hope in historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
The Lexington House has designed its entire guest experience around two main themes:
ELEGANCE and LUXURY. We provide a unique and serene environment for you to enjoy. We have six guestrooms in our circa 1749 main house, each with private bath and air conditioning. Although elegantly decorated and filled with antiques, we are casual and relaxed. We want you to feel as if you are visiting an old friend at their luxurious country estate.

Amenities: Air conditioning, and more...

Cancellation Policy: The deposit, minus a $25 service charge, will be refunded if the reservation is cancelled in writing at least one week prior to the start of your sche

Breakfast: not specified

Driving Directions: From New York City (approximately 70 miles):
Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Route 78 West. (If you are coming from the George Washington Bridge, or the Holland Tunnel, or the Lincoln Tunnel, you want NJ Turnpike South. If you're coming over the Goethels Bridge, you want NJ Turnpike North.) Follow Route 78 West to Route 287 South. Exit to Route 202 to Flemington, New Jersey. (There are multiple exits for Route 202 off of Route 287; take the exit that indicates To Flemington, #17. If you get off onto 202 too early, you'll still get here, but you'll go through towns and traffic lights.) Follow signs for Route 202 South to New Hope exit and Delaware River toll booth. Once you come over the toll booth (75 cents), ignore the signs that say "Route 32, New Hope". (This would take you through the center of town, which is not necessary.) Simply stay on Route 202 South after you come through the toll, and after approximately 3 miles, make a right turn at the traffic light onto Aquetong Road. Drive just over a mile to the stop sign, cross over the intersection (right, then quick left; in other words, stay on Aquetong), and make the first left into our driveway. Park near the barns; the B&B is the big house at the bottom of the hill.