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250 Wyandotte Street Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018
The original property opened in 1858. A member of Historic Hotels of America since 2013.
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Distinction, elegance, and graciousness are the hallmarks of The Sayre Mansion in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, a stately mansion framed by the swaying branches of century-old trees and the picturesque beauty of the lush landscape. Built more than 150 years ago in the 1850s—the first house in the upscale area of Fountain Hill—the mansion was built by Robert Heysham Sayre, chief engineer of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Meticulously restored to maintain historic details, this Gothic Revival-style mansion showcases a beautiful brick façade and grand entrance, in addition to 19 classic mansion guestrooms and four sumptuous Carriage House Suites, each offers Old World refinement and modern amenities.
The Sayre Mansion has been named to these Historic Hotels of America Top 25 Lists
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Location Map
Explore the Colonial Industrial Quarter, the Crystal Cave, the National Museum of Industrial History, and SteelStacks moments away.
Discover
Discover the Gothic Revival brick-style façade ofThe Sayre Mansion, a romantic, thoughtfully restored property in the historic Fountain Hill neighborhood of Bethlehem.
Explore
Explore SteelStacks, the repurposed Bethlehem Steel plant, which now houses arts, educational, and musical events year-round.
Experience
Experience 18th-century farm life at the Burnside Plantation.
