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A stunning Victorian, Cape May, New Jersey Bed and Breakfast, the Historic Bedford Inn was originally built in 1883 as a "Mother Daughter" twin home for the Page family and now caters to vacationers looking for a relaxing and romantic getaway. No matter what the season, Cape May, New Jersey offers a magical moment in time where couples can admire the famed Victorian architecture with its exuberant gingerbread trim, play on the beach, or see some of the most beautiful sunsets in the world. If you're looking for romance, relaxation or taking in the attractions, visit the Bedford Inn and start making your memories by the sea.

Cromwell Manor Inn Bed and Breakfast, located in the heart of New York's Historic Hudson Valley, is a romantic, historic, country estate on seven acres of beautiful woodlands, lawns and gardens. Stay at one of the Top 10 Inns of New York while visiting nearby West Point, enjoy the spectacular scenery and quaint towns of the majestic Hudson Highlands, shop at the world-famous Woodbury Common Premium Shopping Outlet, spend an afternoon at The Storm King Art Center, or simply relax for a quiet, romantic, weekend getaway. The main building, The Manor House, contains nine elegant guest rooms in a brick mansion built in 1820. The original home on the property, The Chimneys Cottage, dates back to 1764 and offers charming Colonial ambiance in four guest rooms. A great place to stay, this Hudson Valley romantic getaway has been the site for many engagements and elopements!

Glenwood Mill: Historic 200 Year Old Grist Mill. This extraordinary inn was completely gutted and renovated in 2001. Each of four guest rooms includes modern amenities to make your stay with us as enjoyable as possible. Hardwood floors (most are original), beamed ceilings and unique mill featues are apparent throughout. Relax to the soothing sounds of the 18' waterfall and babbling brooks in the backyard. Featured on HGTV's "If Walls Could Talk"- the perfect country retreat for couples. Enjoy golfing, skiing, hiking trails, fishing, antiquing, wine tasting and other year round activities. The Mill offers two guest rooms and two suites. Guest rooms have queen size beds, a gas fireplace and private bath with a bubble jet tub. Each suite provides a king size bed, gas fireplace, sitting area, private bath with bubble jet tub and separate shower accommodations. Tastefully decorated rooms with antiques, and Mill artifacts. VCRs and DVDs of course, with central air conditioning.

Leith Hall, built in 1878, is the only professionally restored Cape May bed and breakfast Inn at the beach. Elan and Susan Zingman-Leith bought the inn in 1989 and restored it to its Victorian appearance. They have furnished and decorated Leith Hall as a period house of the 1880s. The wall coverings, furniture, pictures, silver, all date from the time when the house was built. While the physical surroundings are formal and Victorian, the atmosphere is casual and relaxed. The aroma of brewing freshly brewing coffee and home baked breads wakes you up while quiches, crepes, and egg entrees fortify you for a day at the beach. Afternoon tea includes Elan’s cakes and pastries with hot English tea in the winter and iced tea and lemonade in the summer. Leith Hall's bedrooms feature ocean views, king or queen size beds with canopies and private bathrooms, as well as period wallpapers.

Welcome to the River Line Inn, a Delaware River bed and breakfast. River Line Inn was built in 1851 and was once the home of Mary VanMeter Grice, one of the founding members of the New Jersey State Congress of Mothers, which later became known as the Parent Teachers Association. She was also active locally, founding the Historic Porch Club women's association in Riverton, which is still flourishing today. Riverton was first settled around 1850 as a resort for wealthy Philadelphians who summered along the banks of the Delaware River. The original steamboat landing has been restored and remains as one of the country's oldest active yacht clubs. In the summer, you can stroll along the banks of the river and watch the sailboats racing on the Delaware. Riverton Borough is on the National Register of Historic Places and stands today as a true example of early country living in the 19th century.