If you get the opportunity to visit Pineapple Hill, we suggest you do so. The staff was excellent, very attentive and friendly. The room was very cozy and our relaxing stay was just what we needed. Breakfast could not have been better, with all homemade food and excellent service. When you are in Bucks County you should try to stay at this delightful inn, you will not be disappointed.

Although the rooms are a bit small and privacy is not a priority, the pineapple hill bed and breakfast is a convenient stop for 1 night excursion. Located between new hope and washington's crossing, the inn makes for an easy excessable destination point between the 2 towns. The rooms are small but they are clean. There is an outdoor pool which is nice if you have the time
Very relaxing

The rooms are well appointed, clean with lots of space.
The cost is a bit on the high side, but not out of line for other, similar B&Bs, in the New Hope area.
The grounds are nice, the pool okay and overall a good place to relax.

Close proximity to the Canal trail (0.3 mil away) for biking, hiking & running.

New Hope is approximately 4 miles, Washington Crossing is approximately 2.5 miles away, so definitely will need a car to get around.

Note: Pineapple Hill does not allow children under 12 years of age.

Overall, excellent B&B choice for New Hope and we intend to return.

I booked a room for one night here with my husband. I thought it would be a fun getaway on a weekend where we had nothing to do. To make a long story short we checked in, but then when we got to our room I immediately decided I wanted to return home (only 1hr.20min away). The room smelled moldy, they doors had these weird locks that made them difficult to open, and all of these weird trap door things. To top it all off the room had only one window which was filled with an air conditioner. There was a creepy sitting room with no windows. The bed felt like cardboard. We went down to the pool and it wasn't even clean. To make a long story short I'd rather have slept in the car, so we ate the 155 dollars and went home....HOME SWEET HOME!