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"My sister and I loved our stay at The Cottage at Hershey Lane! The house was immaculate and the property was spectacular. Thank you for hosting us!"

"We had a great time staying here and being close to the town and bridge gave us more opportunities to get out and explore. House was kept nice and cool for relaxing. Cute seating area outside the front door. No TV in living room area if you’re planning on staying in."

"Beautiful home centrally located in quaint town of Lambertville. Comfortable and quite well equipped and nicely decorated. We had a fantastic stay."

"Very nice house to use as a base for a Doylestown wedding. Nothing fancy, but we weren't there that much. Very clean, comfortable and quiet with a nice kitchen. Great AC! The one problem was the entrance--It was very hard to find even when we knew it was hidden. Also it was hard to get out on the very busy road--visibility from the driveway to the road was obscured even for a right turn."

"The property is in a beautiful area and is super peaceful. It looks just like the photos. The craftsmanship of the homes are beautiful. They are decorated beautifully and the history is amazing. I recommend staying here😊"

"What a wonderful place to stay while visiting New Hope. You really feel the extraordinary history all around you. Eleanor and Kurt were wonderful and attentive hosts."

"As soon as I pulled up to this spot, I couldn’t believe how beautiful and peaceful the grounds were. I loved learning about the history of the cottage, the modern decor, and the beautiful artwork displayed in the home. It was very clean and well-kept! I will definitely be booking again when my spouse and I come back into the area for our wedding anniversary. Thank you for the wonderful stay and hospitality, my girls and I had a great trip."

"The hosts were generous and kind. The home was spacious, clean, and very well stocked with essentials. The outdoor space was also well maintained and had a lot of space for kids to run around. The staircases were steep and would probably have been a deterrent if I saw a picture of them beforehand. "