Olde Stone Guesthouse Bed & Breakfast

Olde Stone Guesthouse Bed & Breakfast Chester County is one of the three original counties of Pennsylvania created by William Penn in 1682. It is named for Cheshire, England.

Lancaster County, was formed from Chester County in 1729. It was named after the city of Lancaster in Lancashire, England. The Olde Stone Guesthouse is located right near the intersection of these two historic and beautiful Pennsylvania counties. This is a popular tourist destination, due in part to the many plain sect residents, known as the Amish or Pennsylvania Dutch. There are many interesting

places for you to explore within a short drive of the Olde Stone Guesthouse. Whether you prefer a quiet walk down the back roads amongst the Amish & Mennonite neighbors or a shop-til-you-drop marathon adventure, this area has it all and much more!

Address

1599 Swan Road
Atglen, PA
19310

Telephone

(888) 642-9107

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