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“I stayed on one of their properties while I ventured to various historical sites in the area. It was a peaceful beautiful place to stay with a neat history.”

“Overall everything was fine. A little tricky getting down the steps to the property.”

“The owner was SOOO easy to deal with, and it’s truly a beautiful home! So peaceful, so relaxing… definitely open to coming back! ”

“Very clean and spacious apartment in a building that is really interesting. We stayed on our way north to Vermont, and this spot was a convenient location. There were lots of nearby parks for dog-walking opportunities.”

“I was looking for a comfortable place to stay with my son and his friends who were playing in a nearby volleyball tournament. The house was just as described and had everything we needed for cooking in, relaxing outside, and grilling. I was very pleasantly surprised with the neighborhood in Phoenixville. Bridge Street, a short walk from the house, is open to pedestrians only on weekend evenings and had lots of nice shops, restaurants, and live music. There are plenty of cafes all around the……

“We found the perfect place to take our e bikes on the canal trail. The access to the trail was just a short bike ride down the driveway to the access point to the Canal Trail. The Apartment was fantastic, clean and comfortable and a fully stocked kitchen. We had our dinner on the extremely large porch enjoying the view of the river and wild life. We lucked out in seeing a Bald Eagle swoop down and catch a fish. The next day we went for a 4 hour ride on both sides of the canal trail, drove to the……

“The Moravian was the perfect space for a quick getaway with my kiddo. The house was lovely!”

“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.”