Central air conditioning. No handicap access. The Sitting Room has a touch-tone phone, desk space, a television, coffee maker, refrigerator, and ample privacy. A fax is available, and there are phones in some rooms. The inn can hold small wedding receptions, bridal teas, anniversary celebrations, and formal or informal parties.
Catering is available.
In 1772, German immigrant, Lewis Derr, bought 320 prime acres of land near the Susquehanna River where he opened a milll and an Indian trading post. When this became successful, he began plans for a town. Eighty years later, the town was so prosperous that it was named the county seat. Mr. Derr's town, called Lewisburg, attracted eminent architect, Louis Palmer, who was commissioned to design an elegant, Federal-style home in 1857. The home was built on the main street, alongside numerous other prominant buildings.