Motels in Wayne County

"Room was clean and huge; the bathroom was small but clean"

"The Settlers Inn is a unique boutique hotel. The owners have remained true to the 1927 origins of this inn. Antiques throughout the common areas are beautiful and reminiscent of its beginning. The outdoor gardens are wonderful, full of bright colors. The grounds are immaculate. The menu from the dining room is unique. Many food products are sourced from local farmers. The dining menu provides a delightful change from the routine finds in hotels. A breakfast monetary credit is applied each day to your order. The only negative comment I have is that there is no elevator in the inn. Staff is always willing to assist with the baggage. Staff is friendly, eager to make your stay a pleasant experience. Would definitely stay at Settler’s Inn again. "

"Perfect "

"This was a weekend get away for my son and I. We were exploring the areas around Hawley and wanted to stay at Ledges because it is so beautiful and serene. The staff was so friendly and welcoming, we were even able to bring our senior pup along with us during our stay. The room was so much bigger than we anticipated and we really found it to be unique and comfortable. We ate at the onsite restaurant and the food was good. We definitely want to visit the area and stay at the hotel again sometime over the summer. "

"All around great experience. The owners were fantastic. "

"I love hotel Wayne for its historical character, its distance to everything honesdale, and having the restaurant & bar downstairs with Paulies food directly behind it. The 2 bedroom apartment is over the wine room which is nice since it’s a private (and only 1 ) stairway. While there’s limited hotel accommodations, this one will give you everything you need. I will always upgrade from the standard room (which I’ve stayed in - there’s a reason for upgrading !)"

"nice and super polite "

"Cabin in the wooded area was simple, but great. Only 2 coffee pods in the room, could have used more."

"Charming and accessible to surrounding area. "