The Sayre Mansion

We stayed in the conservatory room and it was truly a one of a kind experience! It has a very romantic and cozy vibe to it. The only downside is that it can get loud with the busy traffic and trains that pass by outside, which was also mentioned in other views so I knew this ahead of time. I suggest wearing the earplugs provided or bringing your own sound machine! The complimentary breakfast was great, as well as the waitresses who served us. All the staff at the hotel are very friendly and accommodating. Our room was spotless and the hotel is very well maintained. Sayre Mansion is absolutely stunning. I highly recommend staying here if you’re ever in the area!

My wife and I spent a night in Bethlehem at Sayre to enjoy the Christmas market and see my best friend's band that evening. He was supposed to stay with us as well. Thankfully for him, he did not. We stayed in a three person room on the top floor (stairs were not fun). They had one of those ductless heating systems since I imagine the heating elements on the floor could not keep up. When we turned it on, every time the heating began, it sounded like a spaceship was landing in our room. The noise was so bad we inquired, and they said "it's always been that way" and "I wouldn't be able to sleep with that noise." Surprise, neither could I! I also learned there is a heating issue in another room on the 1st floor. They have known about these issues. None of them have been fixed. The s

Positive: great location, friendly staff, the rooms were clean and beautiful. I would definitely stay there again! Negative: ""

What a charming bed and breakfast style upscale stay in the heart of Bethlehem, PA. We couldn't have asked for more. The service was exquisite, the food was impeccable, and last but not least the hospitality was the jewel of the entire experience. Emily was above and beyond ALL expectations, meeting every need with enthusiastic charm. She was the heart of this house. What a treasure that we were so blessed to have experienced. I recommend this beauty to anyone who loves historical value with a mix of Ritz on their journey. No matter your budget, there is a way to fit you in here. Full of charm, grace, and style, this supersedes any hotel or air bnb stay you can find anywhere around. We will definitely be back as soon as possible! Thank you EMILY for being so wonderful to my children and

This 150 something year old mansion was so cozy. We stayed on the 3rd floor. It's so much bigger than I realized. They have many rooms tucked all over. Our room was small and cozy with a very nice updated bathroom. Heat worked great because it was freezing out. The furniture in our room was all antique. They had a complete breakfast in the morning that's included and we were able to pick from an omelette or French toast. Both were delicious. They also had snacks, fruit, pastries etc that we could take. The parlor was stocked with 24 coffee, water, snacks, and other things. Beautiful old building with loads of history. The staff was very knowledgeable about the history. Not too far from main Street. You can walk there by crossing the bridge (just be sure to cross on the correct side).