Highland Farm Bed & Breakfast was just what my girlfriend and I were looking for. Tastefully furnished without being fussy, convenient to the charming town of Doylestown, PA with great hospitality. We were warmly greeted with wine and cheese and a chance to settle in. After dinner in Doylestown (PLENTY of restaurants), we returned to enjoy a lovely fire. Sleep was not a problem that night. Our room, part of the Oklahoma suite, was delightful. Shared bath in the hallway was warm with a very good shower. Breakfasts are delicious and plentiful. The coffee is particularly excellent.

Formerly the summer home of Oscar Hammerstein, Highland Farm is a must for musical theatre fans. Pictures of Hammerstein and his family appear throughout the home, innkeeper Christine Cole has just the right number of stories and one can feel the creativity in the air.

We had a mid week one night stay in between the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. Arriving later in the evening after dropping off our luggage earlier, we were pleased to find a favorite wine of ours complimented with an assortment of cheeses. What a relaxing evening!
Christine did a superb renovation of the Inn with the clean subtle colors and without going over the top as some B & B's do. Being very familiar with the area, having lived in Pipersville, this location is very convenient to all sights that you may wish to see. We could imagine Oscar writing in the study surrounded by his family and friends.

Gracious and accommodating hostess; hearty and healthy breakfasts; quiet and spacious rooms, tastefully decorated, very comfortable beds. It's about a mile from downtown Doylestown. All the comforts of home. We liked it so much we stayed an extra night.

A great place for extended family to stay while visiting the area or for short business trips within 1/2 hour of Doylestown.