The Inn At Jim Thorpe, Jim Thorpe

The Inn At Jim Thorpe - A Victorian-era landmark with historic charm, diverse room options, and proximity to downtown attractions

Built in 1849, The Inn At Jim Thorpe stands as the last remaining grand Victorian hotel from Mauch Chunk's coal transportation era. Spread across three historic buildings-24 Broadway, 55 Broadway, and 44 West Broadway-the property offers 45 rooms ranging from standard accommodations with queen beds to two-bedroom suites featuring fireplaces and soaking tubs. The flagship 24 Broadway building includes an ornate cast iron balcony, a 24-hour front desk, and the Broadway Grille + Underground restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests at The Inn At Jim Thorpe can relax in JD's Hideaway, a game room with a ping pong table, TV, and lounge chairs, or book treatments like Swedish massages and facials at the on-site spa. Secure bike storage, a water bottle filling station, and Wi-Fi in public areas add convenience. Located in the National Register Historic District, the Inn sits within walking distance of Asa Packer Mansion and the Stabin Museum.

Pros

The historic Victorian architecture and landmark status provide a unique ambiance.

Diverse room options, including suites with whirlpools and fireplaces.

Central location within walking distance of attractions like Lehigh Gorge State Park and Glen Onoko Falls.

On-site dining at Broadway Grille + Underground with mahogany furnishings and fireplaces.

Cons

Some rooms face the lively downtown street, which may result in noise.

Buildings at 55 Broadway and 44 West Broadway lack elevators and front desk staff.