Sunny Point 3 Stars Hotels

"If you've ever wondered what a British B&B feels like, don't wait: book a stay at this 200-year-old home in Honesdale, PA! From the moment you walk in through the double- entrance foyer, it feels like you have crossed the ocean without ever getting on a plane. Downstairs, you are greeted with a parlor, complete with comfortable sofas, a fireplace & an old piano. Through the living room, there are two dining rooms, each with a table set for breakfast. At the bottom of the original wood staircase is another seating area & a low shelf with a collection of teapots & matching teacups. Upstairs is a corridor with numbered rooms on each side; behind each door is a uniquely decorated bedroom & ensuite bathroom. In some rooms - like the one we had - the sink is in the bedroom & the shower & toilet in a separate room. The beds (in our room) were clean & comfortable & we both slept really well! The 3rd floor is a suite: 3 bedrooms that sharing a private sitting area & large bathroom. Oh, how I would have loved to soak in that clawfoot tub! Breakfast was included in our stay, and was plentiful and tasty: scrambled eggs, sausage patties, French toast, bagels, toast, cereals, juices, yogurts & milk were all on offer, all buffet style & eat as much as you want. The B&B manager, a lovely lady called Adrienne, lives onsite. She has established a rock river outside the dining room window, and asks each guest to paint a rock to add to it. I highly recommend this B&B!"

"Great place! "

"Rooms were VERY dated (the blue sink was loose from the wall) and our floor slanted. Our room was very clean and bed comfy. Staff very accommodating and friendly. The bistro was excellent and so charming. "

"Loved all of it was a little disappointed with hottub not staying on. Overall definitely recommend."

"Well worth it"

"Nice and new!"

"The hotel needs to be updated mold in the shower. We were nervous about sleeping in the bed that was extremely extremely uncomfortable. The whole room felt like it was just filthy. Wouldn’t walk on the floors without feet wear on."