Top Farmstay in New Castle County in 2026

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Our top choices for New Castle County farmstays

1. 6 Bedroom 4 Bathroom 1870 Farmhouse. Right next to Great Wolf & Hollywood Casino

Perryville

Wendy L.

A single-story house with a covered porch, large windows, and a door with a small porch area.

2. Country School House at Solidago Farm Unique, cozy small farm experience!

West Chester

Rebecca S.

A hot tub under a wooden pergola with string lights, surrounded by a grassy yard and trees.

3. See Wild Deer From The Front Porch! With Hot-Tub

Christiana

Sara D.

A large grain silo and a small white house with a green roof, surrounded by trees and grass.

4. Unique Gardens Cottage · Unique Gardens Cottage - surrounded by flowers

Parkesburg

Joan O.

AED 962 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Oct - 15 Oct

A house with a stone exterior, a chimney, and a covered patio with outdoor furniture.

5. Lake front historic farmhouse on 5 acres, fenced and pet friendly!

Bridgeton

Jane H.

An aerial view of a property with a swimming pool, tennis court, and a building with a unique architectural design.

6. Spacious 5-bedroom farmhouse near Coatesville

Coatesville

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Top New Castle County Hotel Reviews

Sonesta Select Newark Christiana Mall

8/10 Good

"The hotel has obviously been newly refurbished. The rooms are spacious, well appointed, clean, and well designed. They had a small continental breakfast with coffee, juices, and pastries which was a nice touch and the staff said that they are planning to have a breakfast with more options in the coming weeks. The lobby and breakfast area were really nice. Beds were comfortable, but pillows were the basic small, square pillows that most hotels have decided to go with these days. Our "ding" for this property is that the doors seem to be having issues (we really had to push to get our room door to open both entering and exiting.) Staff said that because they are new, the seals are extra stiff so hopefully this is something that will improve over time. Overall, this is one of the nicer hotels in this area, and we would stay here again if in the area."