Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania · Since 1883

A Victorian manorin Amish country

Thirteen rooms across an 1883 mansion and a barn-style Carriage House, a pool and spa for the summer, and a hot breakfast cooked to order every morning.

Greystone Manor Bed & Breakfast4.0259 reviews · 259 Google

Greystone Manor has taken guests for more than fifty years. The stained glass, the leaded doors and the carved woodwork are the originals, and the hosts live on the grounds: Lonnie and Shannon Kauffman, their three children, and an innkeeper team who run the days.

Two houses, one breakfast table

The Mansion or the Carriage House

Greystone Manor is two buildings on one garden. The Victorian Mansion, built in 1883 around a mid-century farmhouse, holds the parlors, the dining room and seven rooms on three floors: four-posters, stained glass, a clawfoot tub. The barn-style Carriage House at the back of the property is quieter and plainer, with six country rooms that open straight onto the parking lot, two of them for guests with dogs. Whichever you choose, breakfast is in the Mansion’s dining room every morning, and the pool lies between the two.

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The Victorian Mansion

Seven rooms under the mansard roof

Ornate rooms on three floors, close to the dining room. One flight of stairs to the second floor, two to the third, and no elevator.

Room 1 · The Clawfoot King

King bed · clawfoot tub · ground floor

Room 2 · The Honeymoon Suite

King four-poster · private sitting room · from $130 a night

Room 3 · The Stained-Glass Suite

Queen four-poster · sitting room · stained glass

Room 4 · The Red Room

Queen bed · red floral walls

Room 5 · The Third-Floor Hideaway

Full bed · third floor · best value · from $100 a night

Room 6 · The Arched Window Room

Full bed · third floor · arched windows

Room 7 · The Small Family Room

Full + twin · two bedrooms · sleeps 3 · from $115 a night

The Carriage House

Six country rooms at the back of the property

Quiet, barn-style and a short walk from breakfast. Two family suites sleep six; Rooms 12 and 13 welcome dogs.

Room 8 · The Carriage House Family Suite

Queen + full + twin · two bedrooms · sleeps 6 · from $165 a night

Room 9 · The Seaside Queen

Queen bed · second floor · nautical · from $100 a night

Room 10 · The Americana Suite

Three queens · two bedrooms · sleeps 6 · from $165 a night

Room 11 · The Countryside Queen

Queen bed · second floor · quiet

Room 12 · The Porch Queen

Queen bed · porch · dogs welcome · from $115 a night

Room 13 · The Farm-View Queen

Queen bed · porch · dogs welcome · from $115 a night

Every morning, 8 to 9:30

Breakfast you will not forget

Breakfast is cooked to order and served in the Victorian dining room. Eggs any way you like them, omelettes, French toast, horse-and-buggy Belgian waffles, bacon, toast and fruit bread, with fruit, juice and coffee, and milk from the dairy farms down the road. Leaving before eight? Tell the innkeepers the night before and it goes in a box.

Included with every room

What a night here includes

What guests say

A unique past

Built in 1883, a bed and breakfast for fifty years

The Mansion went up in 1883 as a Victorian house wrapped around a farmhouse from the 1850s, and more than fifty years ago it became an inn. The stained-glass windows, the leaded glass doors and the carved woodwork have never left. The Kauffman family bought it in 2022; Lonnie, Shannon and their three children live on the property, and a small innkeeper team runs the days.

About the inn and your hosts

Bird-in-Hand, Lancaster County

Farmland on three sides, the pike out front

The Old Philadelphia Pike runs past the door through the heart of Amish country. Intercourse is a few miles east, Strasburg and its steam railroad ten minutes south, and Lancaster city fifteen minutes west.

Out and about

The best of Lancaster County, nearby

Photos courtesy of Google.

The complete travel guide

Strasburg Rail Road

A forty-five-minute steam ride through the farmland, with first-class, dining, coach and open-air cars. Ten minutes away.

Kitchen Kettle Village

Forty small shops and a jam kitchen in Intercourse, a few miles up Route 340.

Katie’s Kitchen

Family-run Amish and Mennonite cooking in Ronks: chicken pot pie, meatloaf and shoofly pie.

Dutch Wonderland

A kingdom-sized amusement park designed for children under ten, just fifteen minutes west.

Fireside Tavern

Steaks, seafood and comfort plates in Strasburg, with seats inside and out looking over the fields.

A look around

Inside and out

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Greystone Manor Bed & Breakfast

Where we are

2658 Old Philadelphia Pike

On Route 340 in Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania, between Lancaster and Intercourse. Harrisburg airport is forty-five minutes away; Philadelphia about ninety; the Amtrak station in Lancaster fifteen.

Get in touch

From the Kauffmans

A note from Lonnie and Shannon

We bought Greystone Manor in 2022 and moved in with our three children, so when you stay with us you are staying at our home. The innkeepers you meet at breakfast have looked after this house far longer than we have, and the goats out back are, we admit, the real attraction. Come for the train, the back roads and the pie; stay for a quiet night under a roof that has been welcoming people since 1883.

Lonnie & Shannon Kauffman

Owners, Greystone Manor Bed & Breakfast

Thirteen rooms

Seven in the Victorian Mansion, six in the Carriage House. Private baths, Roku TVs and breakfast with every one.

Choosing a room

Which building suits you

The Mansion is for guests who want the Victorian house itself: the stained glass, the four-posters, the parlors downstairs and the dining room a flight below. Rooms 1 to 4 are the larger ones, two with their own sitting rooms; Rooms 5 to 7 sit under the roof on the third floor at the gentlest rates. The Carriage House is for guests who want quiet, a car at the door and room to spread out: two family suites that sleep six, two queen rooms upstairs, and two ground-floor rooms with a shared porch where dogs are welcome. There is no elevator in either building.

The Victorian Mansion · Rooms 1–7