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Glasbern
Fogelsville, Pennsylvania, United States · Independent · Near Luxury
Al and Beth Granger bought sixteen abandoned acres in 1985 and named the inn Glasbern, Old English for glass barn, after Joel Mohr's 1870 barn on land deeded to Melchior Siep in 1787. Thirty-seven rooms now spread through seven farm buildings on a 150-acre working farm in Fogelsville. The inn has been a Historic Hotels of America member since 2011.
- 37 rooms
- Opened 1985
- Neighborhood: Seipstown
About Glasbern
- Glasbern counts 37 rooms across seven structures on a 150-acre farm in Fogelsville, Pennsylvania.
- Land was deeded in 1787 to Melchior Siep. Joel Mohr built the main barn in 1870. Al and Beth Granger opened the inn in 1985.
- The working farm sits in Seipstown, Fogelsville, Lehigh County, about five miles from Vynecrest Winery.
History
Glasbern: 1870 Mohr farmstead in Fogelsville, Granger inn from 1985, 37 rooms in seven buildings, Historic Hotels of America 2011.
The setting
A 150-acre working farm in Fogelsville and Seipstown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.
Amenities
- Whirlpool tub in suite
- Premium Bedding beds
- Rustic plank flooring and robust beams
- Complimentary made-to-order full breakfast included with stay
- Locally sourced farm-to-table dining
- On-site spa services
- Rustic suites
- Historic suites
- Rustic Fireplace & Whirlpool Suites
- Complimentary Made to Order Full Breakfast Menu included in packages
- Special welcome treats placed in room on arrival
- Gift certificates
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