Places to stay in Penn Dutch Country?
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Try the Kings Cottage in Lancaster, the carriage house is very romantic http://www.kingscottagebb.com/
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We stayed at Churchtown Inn. It was wonderful. Charming rooms, beautiful garden, good food, and the owners play piano and do broadway tunes in the evening if the guests want. They'll arrange dinner with an Amish family, a wagon ride tour (with a Mennonite) and will generally make you stay memorable. We had a room on the front, and on Sunday morning we were able to peek out and watch all the Amish families ride their buggies to church (without them noticing us). You are in the heart of Amish country, near covered bridges, craft shops, etc, but in a quiet and quaint neighborhood, just down the road from Intercourse and all those spots. Highly recommended! They do not allow children under 12 though, if I remember correctly.
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I meant to give you their web site: http://www.churchtowninn.com/
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Checkout the website RedCaboosemotel.com. It is about 14 to 15 train cars that you can stay in that were made into rooms. It is located very close to all the touristy things, yet out in the countryside. There is a petting zoo, Red Caboose diner and an amazing train shop. It's located in Strausberg (sp).
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I've stayed at both the Kings Cottage and Swiss Woods and like Swiss Woods a bit more. Kings Cottage is in the main town of Lancaster just off a main road - it's not noisy but if you want to be more off the main drag go with Swiss Woods. It's in Lititz way off the main road and has lots of property to roam around. In either case both are fabulous and romantic. The rooms are wonderful. As someone else mentioned, the carriage house at King's Cottage is VERY romantic (but it's pricey). Also, the Appenzell Room at Swiss Woods was really nice. Their web site's are http://www.kingscottagebb.com/ and http://www.swisswoods.com/