The Settlers Inn

The Settlers Inn is an authentic 1920′s Arts & Crafts Lodge at the gateway to Main Street in Hawley, Pennsylvania, the small downtown that serves the Lake Wallenpaupack region. This historic hotel has all of the comforts of a bed and breakfast, with the added convenience of a full-service farm-to-table restaurant and tavern.

All rooms feature private baths, telephones, WiFi, robes, hairdryers, and flat-screen cable TV. Most rooms feature fireplaces, Jacuzzi tubs, and work desks.

The Settlers Inn offers guests a wealth of quiet, simple comforts–overstuffed chairs by an enormous bluestone fireplace, benches on the lawns by the Lackawaxen River, sunny stone patios, and summer gardens. Casual dining is offered on the shaded deck overlooking the herb and flower gardens.

Walk out the front door to the Bingham Park and Riverwalk Trail to the inn’s sister property, Ledges Hotel. As a guest of Settlers Inn you are invited to relax on one of the many decks and surround yourself with the natural beauty of the waterfalls and gorge. From there you can walk to Cocoon Coffee House and The Hawley Silk Mill.

The Settlers Inn provides free EV charging to guests to dining or lodging guests. The public is welcome to charge for a fee of $12.00. See the front desk upon arrival. There’s a Tesla 80A HPWC and a Clipper Creek 40 Amp J1772; both stations are located in the back parking lot around the left side.

Minutes away are Lake Wallenpaupack, the Upper Delaware River, and state parks and forests. The Inn will guide you to nearby places for antiquing, fishing, canoeing, rafting, swimming, boating, sailing, and hiking. Other seasonal activities nearby include golf, tennis, bicycling, downhill and cross-country skiing, outdoor music concerts, and summer theatre.

The quaint and comfy Arts and Crafts Welwood Bungalow is available for short stays or long term rental. It is completed by a front and back porch, a backyard fire pit, laundry facilities, and a garage. Concierge service is available.

It’s also a wonderful place for your magical wedding.

Note: The Green Lodging Partnership Program is a natural fit for Ledges Hotel and its sister properties, Silver Birches and Ledges Hotel. They focus on being sustainable and on the preservation of this beautiful region.

The Ruskin Room provides a table for conversation. For the ultimate private dining experience, reserve the Ruskin Room. Tucked just beyond the lobby, the private dining room is named for the grandfather of the Arts and Crafts movement. Gather around a table meant for good company and conversation. Enjoy an intimate dinner surrounded by warm wood paneling accented by intricate gold-leaf. Craftsman details abound, from the lighting fixtures to the stained glass panels. Make a selection from the in-room wine cellar. Linger over an elegant six-course chef’s tasting menu featuring seasonal cuisine.