Room 205 Bedroom With two queen bedrooms, each serenely appointed in soothing, muted hues, warm woods, and Arts and Crafts-style furnishings, Room 205 offers a relaxing retreat while also nodding to the natural beauty just outside the windows.

Room 214 Bedroom Luxurious yet relaxed, with a king-size bed, a deep soaking tub, soothing green hues, and a beautiful view looking out over the water gardens, Room 214 offers a nature-inspired hideaway in the idyllic Poconos.

Room 215 Bedroom Decorated in relaxing neutrals with refined and welcoming Arts and Crafts-style flair, Room 215 comes with a queen-size bed, a soaking tub, and gorgeous views of Bingham Park.

Room 217 Bedroom Room 217 is a charming, Arts and Crafts-style retreat, featuring a queen-size bed, a cozy fireplace with a plush seating area, a deep soaking tub, and a writing desk for writing, journaling, or work.

Room 219 Bedroom Located in a cozy corner of the inn gazing out over the park, Room 219 has bountiful Arts and Crafts-inspired charm, with a queen-size bed featuring a Mission-style bedframe and a wooden rocking chair.

Lackawaxen River The Settlers Inn in Bingham Park is nestled along the picturesque Lackawaxen River. Guests can get some time out on the water and go canoeing or kayaking or enjoy its beauty from its banks with a walk along Bingham Park's Hawley River Walk Trail.

Outdoor Dining Drink in the beauty of Mother Nature while dining on seasonal, locally sourced dishes for breakfast, lunch, or dinner at The Settlers Inn. While the menu changes to reflect the region's current bounty, guests can expect dishes like braised chicken with mushrooms and creamy barley, a 14-ounce grilled ribeye with mashed potatoes and a herbed red wine compound butter, or beet and parmesan arancini with a creamy caramelized onion sauce for dipping.

Dishes At The Settlers Inn Restaurant Helmed by Chef Kate Woehrle, the restaurant at The Settlers Inn features innovative, seasonally inspired dishes shaped by the bounty of pastures, farms, and producers in the region.

Grant's Wood Outdoor Dining Experience Tucked beneath the trees and looking out over the Lackawaxen River, Grant's Woods is a bucolic woodland dining experience boasting rustic yet elegant picnic cabins with antique furnishings and sparkling chandeliers, an outdoor demonstration kitchen, a cozy fire pit, and both hammock chairs and wicker furniture. Twinkling lights strung overhead complete the magical forest scene.

Welcome To The Settlers Inn At Bingham Park Take a stroll around The Settlers Inn at Bingham Park, from the Great Room and guestrooms to the gardens and Lackawaxen River.

Garden With Gazebo The Settlers Inn at Bingham Park has a longtime tradition of gardening, starting with the establishment of Muriel's Garden more than 40 years ago. Named for the mother of one of the Inn's founders, the garden is lush with plantings descended from plants grown in Muriel's home garden, as well as several tranquil areas where guests can commune with nature. A Chef's Demonstration Garden illustrates the Inn's belief in farm-to-table cooking.

Great Room Built in 1927, The Settlers Inn at Bingham Park is a loving ode to the Arts and Crafts movement, which emphasized handcrafted furnishings and personal touches in a backlash to the Industrial Revolution and the opulence of the Victorian era. Its inspiration can especially be felt in the Inn's Great Room, where welcoming touches like Craftsman-style furniture, art glass lamps, and folk art abound.

The Settlers Inn 40th Anniversary Take a look back at the evolution of The Settlers Inn in this video celebrating the Inn's 40th anniversary.

Exterior The spirit of the Arts and Crafts movement can be felt at The Settlers Inn from the moment guests arrive. With its front porch, pillars wrapped by native bluestone, welcoming gold facade, and dormer windows lined with rustic shake siding, the entire exterior sets a homelike tone.

Exterior At Night Warm lights strung along the rooflines make the golden facade glow, serving as a beacon for weary travelers arriving at The Settlers Inn after the sun goes down.

Settlers Hospitality Lifetime Achievement Award With Historic Hotels Of America Meet Jeanne and Grant Genzlinger and learn the mission behind The Settlers Inn at Bingham Park and Settlers Hospitality, which received the Lifetime Achievement Award from Historic Hotels of America in 2021. This award is presented to individuals whose lifelong passion has resulted in the preservation and celebration of the history and stories of a legendary historic hotel.

Historic Image Exterior Though created by the Hawley Chamber of Commerce in 1927, the inn would not actually open its doors until many years later, in 1944, due to the trials and tribulations of the Great Depression and World War II.

The Undercroft Event Space Filled with abundant natural light from the windows overlooking the water garden, as well as gracious Craftsman touches such as art glass, Cherry woodwork, and a comforting fireplace, The Undercroft provides a warm and elegant setting for business meetings and wedding receptions alike.