Built on Main Street in Hawley, Pennsylvania, The Settlers Inn is a 1920s Arts & Crafts lodge in the Lake Wallenpaupack region. The hotel was built from native Bluestone and Chestnut wood, while the interior showcases Craftsman-style furnishings, hand-screened Bradbury & Bradbury wallpapers, and handmade Fulper tiles. The historic hotel sits on six acres bordered by the Lackawaxen River, with landscaped gardens, woodland trails, riverbanks, and an on-site farm-to-table restaurant with produce from local farms.
Awards & Recognition
Nominated in Quality Assurance Award (Mid-Atlantic) (2026)Nominated in Community Engagement Award (2025)Nominated in Innkeeper of the Year (2025)Winner of Community Engagement Award (2024)
Does The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA offer free parking for guests?
Yes, we offer free onsite parking for all guests.
Can The Settlers Inn accommodate dietary restrictions for breakfast?
Yes, special diets are accommodated.
Is breakfast included at The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA, and what kind of breakfast is served?
Yes, breakfast is included. Guests enjoy a full hot breakfast featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
What room features are offered at The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA (fireplaces, soaking tubs, porches)?
Rooms feature air conditioning, antique furnishings, coffee makers, Smart TVs, and some include fireplaces or jetted tubs.
Does The Settlers Inn have a restaurant, bar, or lounge onsite?
Yes, The Settlers Inn offers an on-site farm-to-table restaurant, bar, and lounge open to the public.
What are the best nearby restaurants for lunch or dinner close to The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA?
Here are a few favorite local spots near the inn:
• The Settlers Inn Restaurant – On-site, farm-to-table dining shaped by the seasons and local producers.
• Glass-wine.bar.kitchen – Small plates and an extensive wine list with a relaxed atmosphere.
• The Dock on Wallenpaupack – Enjoy classic dishes and lake views at nearby Silver Birches Resort.
Are pets allowed at The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA?
Yes, we offer limited pet-friendly accommodations. Please contact us directly for details.
What is the cancellation policy at The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA?
Please visit our policy page at https://thesettlersinn.com/rates-and-fees for details.
Is The Settlers Inn family-friendly, and do you allow children?
Yes, we welcome families and children.
How many guest rooms or suites are at The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA?
We have twenty-three guest rooms.
What makes The Settlers Inn unique compared to other places to stay in Hawley, PA?
This authentic 1920s lodge boasts native Bluestone and Chestnut wood, a celebrated farm-to-table restaurant, and gardens along the Lackawaxen River. Guests enjoy tranquil views, artisan décor, and a true Pocono Mountains experience.
Does The Settlers Inn support sustainable travel (eco-friendly practices, EV charging)?
Yes, we’re proud to be eco-friendly and offer EV and Tesla charging stations on-site.
Can you host weddings, elopements, or private events at The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA?
Yes, we host weddings, receptions, and private events in both indoor and outdoor spaces surrounded by our gardens.
What are the top attractions near The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA?
Guests often ask about nearby attractions. Here are some highlights:
• Lackawaxen and Delaware Rivers – Take a guided eagle watch or explore winter nesting sites for Bald Eagles.
• The Stourbridge Line – Enjoy a scenic train ride through the Lackawaxen River Valley.
• Ski Big Bear – Winter fun at Masthope Mountain, open December to March.
Insider Tips:
• Stroll the Hawley Trail, which passes through the property and links to Riverside Park.
• Try fly fishing at the inn’s private beach on the Lackawaxen River.
• Enjoy seasonal events like Jazz on the Deck or Blues, Brews & BBQ at our sister properties.
How far is The Settlers Inn in Hawley, PA from the nearest major city or airport?
The inn is approximately 100 miles from New York City, 115 miles from Philadelphia, and 40 miles from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport.
Reviews
"Bob the shuttle driver is amazing."
— Kevin
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Matthew Cole2 days ago
4/5
The food was average huffing to really talk about. We didn't stay in the hotel. We only ate dinner there at night.
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Carol R3 days ago
1/5
Breakfast was not even edible on Tuesday sept 22 .. I am from the area and took out of town friends. We should have left but felt uncomfortable and were nice enough to pay instead. I told the guy that the potatoes were hard, and nothing was mentioned.
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Kevin5 days ago
5/5
Bob the shuttle driver is amazing. He made our night
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Abbi Jamesa week ago
4/5
Only fined here, nice experience.
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Kevin Murraya week ago
3/5
We did not stay here, we only went to the lobby bar 20 min before the restaurant opened, then the restaurant. The food was good, but overpriced in my opinion, and we had a long wait at the beginning of service. The grounds are nice, farm-styled garden in the back with small, riverside wooden "cabins" that hold about 6-8 ppl each. Nice area for a fire pit session.
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Ed Tomme2 weeks ago
5/5
Exactly the quirky, upscale hotel we enjoy. Squeaky floors (not noticeable while sleeping), early to mid-2000s architecture and decor, and wonderful service. The grounds were exceptional (lovely riverfront hikes) and they and the hotel were very dog-friendly, with bowls, a toy, and dog biscuits in our room when we arrived. Kevin at the front desk couldn’t have been more helpful or kind and the lady at the desk in the morning—unfortunately we never got her name—was equally gracious. I’d mistakenly booked a week before we were actually visiting and Kevin called me about 9 to see when we were arriving and helped me rebook for the correct nights. The on-site restaurant was five stars, too, both for breakfast and dinner. Well worth the trip off our direct route. If we’re ever in the area again, we’ll definitely return. One warning—upstairs rooms appeared to be accessible only by steep stairs, so if you have disabilities, be forewarned.
