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Hotel Fauchère

Milford, Pennsylvania, United States · Independent · Core Luxury

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Louis Fauchère, who had cooked at Delmonico's in New York, opened this Milford inn and in 1880 built the Italianate house that still stands at 401 Broad Street. The family ran it until 1976, the doors stayed shut for thirty years, and Richard Snyder and Sean Strub reopened sixteen rooms in December 2006 with marble baths, a Hudson River School hang, the Delmonico Room, and Bar Louis. The house holds AAA Four Diamond and a Michelin One Key.

About Hotel Fauchère

History

Swiss chef Louis Fauchère, who had cooked at Delmonico's in New York, settled in Milford around 1867 and developed a hotel that advertised an 1852 founding. The present Italianate building opened in 1880. Descendants ran it until 1976. After a 30-year closure, Richard L. Snyder and Sean Strub restored it to Interior Department guidelines and reopened in December 2006 with 16 rooms. The Annex is a 1905 Queen Anne house. National Register 1980.

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