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Lafayette Inn - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
This beautifully restored brick mansion was originally built by Elizabeth Wagner Leary in 1895. The Wagners were one of the families who helped settle Easton three generations earlier, in the mid 1700's. Perched atop Easton's historic College Hill, just two blocks from Lafayette College, the Inn boa...
bedandbreakfast.com
No title - expert review
Just a couple of blocks from the Lafayette College campus, this 1895 Georgian-style mansion, with its sweeping wraparound porch, is ideal for sitting in the rocker and watching the world pass by. Or perhaps you would prefer to relax in the Adirondack chairs on the garden patio, next to the waterfall...
lanierbb.com
No title - expert review
This 1895 mansion, built as a private residence during the heyday of Easton's industrial growth, served as a fraternity house for two decades until about 1980.Located just two blocks from the Lafayette College campus, The Inn offers the most convenient and distinctive accommodations on College Hill....
bbonline.com
No title - expert review
Whether relaxing with a magazine alongside the fire, or playing your favorite tune on the grand piano, the antique filled lounge is a comfortable setting for meeting with friends or pondering the plans for tomorrow. The lounge makes a tastefully pleasing location for a rehearsal dinner, private part...
escapemaker.com
Nice inn, great breakfast - user review
My family (including 2 elementary school-age children) and I recently stayed at the Lafayette Inn, and were very pleased with the friendly staff, good-sized room, and convenien...
travel.yahoo.com
Not quite up to par. - user review
My room was on the third floor and there was no elevator. I had suitcases to haul up the stairs. The room was small; a small shower stall, and the showerhead fell off. The bed was...
travel.yahoo.com
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