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Roebling Inn on the Delaware in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania is a place to regain your sanity, refresh your senses and reconnect with each other. Forested mountains and the mesmerizing river create a harmony and cadence that encourage relaxation . . . away from life's pressures and close to nature's vitality. We're located on the best section of the Delaware River for eagle-viewing and kayaking. Trout and bass fishing are excellent. Viewing area waterfalls is a profound escape. Enjoy a walk across Roebling's Delaware Aqueduct, our namesake and prototype for the Brooklyn Bridge. Maybe read a Zane Grey western on the front porch as canoes float past. Or hike trails in Minisink Battlefield. Restaurants are nearby too. |
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We know how precious your leisure time is, so your comfort and enjoyment are our highest priority. We provide immaculate restful accommodations in an authentic 1870 landmark, decorated in a relaxed English Country decor. There are 5 guestrooms and a 1-bedroom cottage, all with private bath, TV, A/C, WI-FI, and full breakfast included. The 1870 white clapboard building with green shutters is a timeless classic. Originally built by the Delaware Hudson Canal Company in 1870 and listed on the National Historic Register, it has gracefully retained its warmth and appeal. High ceilings classic woodwork, plaster walls, and solid construction date back to a bygone era of craftsmanship. We purchased the building in 1985 and created this bed and breakfast, keeping your privacy and comfort in mind. It's not pretentious or perfect but comfortably elegant. The beds are comfortable and breakfast is relaxed. We will point you in the right direction for dining and outdoor pursuits. People in the area are friendly and restaurants are outstanding. Many guests comment that they would love to live here. We hope you will come for a visit and guarantee that you will be glad you did. |
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In the 1800's the Delaware was slowed by a slack-water dam, allowing barges to be pulled across by rope. But timber-rafters on the river had to shoot rapids over the dam, and accidents were frequent. The canal company eventually hired Judge Thomas Ridgway to pay damage claims, and the stately Greek Revival house where he lived and worked is now the Roebling Inn on the Delaware. The inn, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is run by Donald and JoAnn Jahn, who greet guests with warm smiles and expert local knowledge. Upstairs, comfortable rooms overlook the river and downstairs a cozy parlor, dining nook await you to enjoy their comfort. Outside there is a sloping lawn to the pristine river, where beach chairs await summer. (NY Times) |
| Special PackagesSpecial Gatherings Rent the whole Inn for 2 nights, non-holiday. Perfect for a small family reunion, fishermen's outing, paddling weekend....(more) |
Whether you are a seasoned B&B connoisseur, or have never stayed at a "bed and breakfast", we personally guarantee that you will find the accommodations immaculate and more than satisfactory. Our six comfortable guest rooms are priced to meet a variety of individual needs. Some guests prefer to relax and spend time at the inn, seeking a more spacious room with higher end amenities...fireplace and river view. Other guests are here to experience the local activities and room choice is secondary. We are confident that you will find the room best suited to your specific needs. Each room has a private bath with shower, air-conditioning and television with DVD.
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| Queen Riverview with Fireplace | Corner rooms (two available) facing the river are restful and romantic. Wake up to a view of the water, misty some days and sparkling like diamonds on others. High ceilings, plaster walls, original woodwork, lace curtains, gas log fireplace, ceiling fan, soft wallpaper with crown molding and firm Beautyrest mattress. Quilts or comforters compliment the decor of each room, private baths with corner showers, ceiling fan, air conditioner, tv/dvd, wireless internet access. Non-smoking. Each room sleeps 2. | $119 - $175 plus tax |
| Queen and Twin Bed | Antique queen bed and twin daybed set in bay windows that offer a peek of the river. White plaster walls with cream and lace on the windows create a bright and airy look. Painted cream-colored floor and antique Wilton rug compliment the comforters. Private bath with corner shower, air conditioner, TV, wireless internet access, firm Beautyrest mattress. Non-smoking. Sleeps 3 max. | $99 - $150 plus tax |
| Two Double Beds | Double antique iron beds work well for friends traveling together. Bright corner room faces 1840's church next door. Plaster walls with rose wallpaper, high ceilings, burgundy carpet, pine dresser, classic country quilts or comforters. Private bath with corner shower, air conditioner, tv/dvd, wireless internet access. Non-smoking. Sleeps 3 max. | $99 - $150 plus tax |
| Queen, Ground Floor, Antique Tub | Inviting ground floor room accessed without additional steps and decorated with an oak chip-carved queen bed, painted dresser, wallpaper, crown molding, ceiling fan. Unconventional private bath is converted from two closets--antique clawfoot tub with shower in one; half-bath in the other. Air conditioner, tv/dvd, wireless internet access, firm Beautyrest mattress. Non-smoking. Sleeps 2. | $95 - $125 plus tax |
| One Bedroom Cottage | Complete and comfy one-bedroom cottage next to the main building. Large kitchen with microwave, stove, refrigerator, all cooking and eating utensils. Living room with tv/dvd, air conditioner, ceiling fan, gas log fireplace. Full bath. Electric baseboard heat. Small bedroom with extra-long Beautyrest firm mattress sleeps 2. Rollaway sleeps one. The cottage is non-smoking. No pets are permitted. Two-night minimum stay; 3-nights during holidays. Sleeps 3 max including children. |
Nightly: $149 - $185 plus tax. Weekly (double occupancy, plus tax): $700 Sept-June and non-holidays $850 July and August and holiday weeks. |
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Roebling Inn on the Delaware 155 Scenic Drive P.O. Box 31 Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania 18435 Fax: (570) 685-1718 email: 
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