Strasburg, Pennsylvania · A small table: four to six rooms · 6 guest rooms
Six rooms, one table: reserve a Strasburg bed and breakfast stay
A Strasburg bed and breakfast stay means a village in Lancaster County farmland and a house with six guest rooms, so six places at the breakfast table. We reserve a room here for two midweek nights, ask the innkeeper which rooms are free, and send one written quote before anything is held.
Six is a small table, close to the kitchen-table end of the catalog. You share a cooked breakfast with the guests of up to five other rooms, and conversation comes easily at that size. Travelers who like a quiet house with some company in the morning tend to suit it well.
| Guest rooms in the inn | 6 (source: the inn's own home page and room list, six rooms) |
|---|---|
| House | 1786 limestone Georgian house in the village historic district |
| Town | Strasburg, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania |
| Breakfast | a full cooked breakfast at one shared table |
| Nights in this quote | 2, midweek |
| Check-in window | 3 pm to 6 pm |
| Who the inn accepts | guests 12 and older |
| Road from Towson | 58 miles, about 1 h 40 min |
A limestone house with six rooms
The inn is a limestone Georgian house built in 1786 in the village historic district of Strasburg. It has six guest rooms, all on the second and third floors. Rooms on the third floor have low ceilings, and there is no guest room on the ground floor, so the stairs are part of every stay. Each room is one place at the breakfast table, which is why this page draws six settings.
Breakfast is a full cooked meal at one shared table, laid for the guests of the house each morning. The inn welcomes guests 12 and older. Pets stay at home. Check-in runs 3 pm to 6 pm and check-out is at 11 am, so plan the drive to arrive inside that window.
A published rate turned into a total
The inn's published starting rate, read on November 4, 2026, is $119 a night. Two nights for two guests sharing one room, with the total lifted to a round ten, gives from $240, or from $120 per person. Pennsylvania sales tax of 6% and the 1.1% local hotel tax are extra. The quote is free, and it confirms the real rate for your nights before anything is reserved.
Counted in the total
- two nights in a third-floor room for two, its private bath across the hall
- the cooked breakfast for both guests each morning
- the office's work on the quote
Left to pay separately
- Pennsylvania sales tax of 6% and the 1.1% local hotel tax
- a room with the bath inside it, which starts higher
- dinners and lunches
- fuel on the way
- a rollaway bed if you ask the inn for one
Two nights, and when they fit
Holidays and most weekends need two nights, which is also how the office prices every stay. The office reserves midweek dates here, when the two-night weekend rule does not apply. The figure is the inn's published starting rate and not a dated rate, so the quote confirms it for your exact nights. Send your dates and we ask the innkeeper which rooms are free.
Getting there from Towson, and the village on foot
From Towson it is 58 miles, about 1 h 40 min by car, and traffic sets the real time. The usual way runs north on I-83, then east on US 30 across Lancaster County. In the village, the main street has antique shops and a creamery, and Amish farms and covered bridges lie in the farmland around it.
Strasburg dates go here
The form below already has this Strasburg inn chosen. Send your dates and the rooms you need. A weekday request in by noon is answered in writing by 5 pm; later ones by 5 pm the next weekday.