Alojamientos vacacionales en Marticville

The Trolley House / Romantic getaway

Step into history in our 1860-built stone home, where character meets modern comfort. This charming abode exudes timeless appeal, showcasing the craftsmanship of yesteryear alongside contemporary amenities for a perfect blend of old-world charm and convenience. Nestled along the Pequea Creek, outdoor enthusiasts can embark on scenic hikes right from the front door, leading to a picturesque covered bridge. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of this historic gem, where every corner tells a story.

Farmette Guesthouse|Fire pit|Private|Creekside

Nestled between Amish farms just south of Lancaster City, the Spring House on Big Beaver Creek provides a quiet & relaxing getaway. Located on 5 acres along creek, the Spring House is a private two bedroom guest house that is attached to our family’s home. Relax by the fire pit overlooking the pasture, walk down to the banks of the creek and enjoy the slow moving waters. 10-15 Min: ⇒Downtown Lancaster ⇒Fulton Theatre ⇒Sight & Sound Theatre ⇒Amazing food!

Charming School House|Outdoor Sauna|Hot tub

You'll love our home & this amazing piece of history staying in the former one room Amish school house. ⇒Hot Tub ⇒55" Smart TV ⇒King room ⇒Quiet, private ⇒ Outdoor fire-pit with wood provided ⇒Cornhole, KUBE, Croquet ⇒Front Porch w/ seating ⇒Fully stocked kitchen ⇒Weber Propane Grill ⇒Fireplace 15-20 Min: ⇒Downtown Lancaster ⇒Fulton Theatre ⇒Sight & Sound Theatre ⇒Amazing food! ✭"Tyler was one of the most responsive hosts we've ever had"✭

NorthsideInn: near sight and sound & sickmans mill

Relax and unwind at Northside Inn. Located on a 122 acre working farm, it is great for couples, or spacious enough for groups, showers, or have a meeting at our 11.5ft table. This farm marks the highest elevation of tillable farm ground in Lancaster County, allowing you to enjoy all the views! From the wide open fields, to the gorgeous sunsets, then when the sun goes down look to the North and see the lights of Lancaster city. You will definitely see an Amish buggy pass by during your stay.

Beautiful Creekside Cabin

The beautiful cabin is a nature lover's paradise with a babbling brook that offers solace for the body and soul. It is a retreat that will allow you to feel the presence of God as you relax and take deep breaths! This home has a master bedroom with a queen bed, and a second bedroom with a single trundle bed. The kitchen is slightly stocked (pots, dishes, drip coffee maker, small refrig and an antique stove, but no working oven). A gas fireplace adds a cozy feature to the living space.

1700’s historic waterfront cottage

Be a part of history while staying on this waterfront property of the Ironmaster's Mansion. The two-story stone guesthouse, steps away from the mansion, was built in the year 1715. The timeless character of the home, paired with the peaceful property creates an escape that feels like you've gone back in time, all while being only 20 minutes outside of Lancaster City. The mansion was home to the first treasurer of the US, General Edward Hand’s daughter, and President Buchanan’s fiance.

Waterfront Terrain- Relax, Unplug, Enjoy!

RELAX and UNPLUG in the countryside of Lancaster County at this 2,000 sq. ft. house perfect for families, friends groups, and Bridal Party!This cabin is nestled between two hills, making it the most serene spot in the area. You will enjoy hearing the gentle rustles of the creek or spot a deer, or eagle! Play ping-pong or corn hole, in basement or lounge in open concept living room with your favorite beverage. Make the best memories when you choose to stay at the Waterfront Terrain!

250yo Stone House - Stars, Fireflies, & Streams!

Step back in time without sacrificing modern comfort at The House at Climber’s Run — a stunning, 4,000 sq ft original stone farmhouse built in 1770, just 20 minutes from downtown Lancaster. Perfect for families, groups, or history lovers, this spacious countryside getaway offers 4.5 private acres to explore, with updated interiors that preserve charming period details. Enjoy peaceful mornings with nature, cozy evenings by the fire, and plenty of room to relax both indoors and out.

Waterfront Log Cabin with Hot Tub

Situated on the water's edge of Muddy Creek, this newly renovated log cabin offers a unique, luxury getaway for those seeking a stay immersed in all that nature has to offer. While relaxing on the spacious outdoor deck, you will be treated with a panoramic view of Muddy Creek complete with an occasional sighting of the neighborhood eagle. Perfectly set up for a romantic getaway for two, The Log Cabin on Muddy Creek was created to provide a space for couples to rest and reconnect.

Vintage Vibes, Amish Country Views

Kick back and relax in the spacious, light-filled ground floor guest suite of our 1978 A-Frame hillside home. You will enjoy sunny southern exposure and amazing Amish farmland views from large picture windows and sliding glass doors in both the kitchen/living area and the HUGE bedroom. You'll feel miles away and yet you'll be conveniently located to many local wedding venues, attractions, and downtown Lancaster. Watch the Amish buggies roll by while you sip your coffee!

Cozy cottage on beautiful dairy farm in Strasburg

Tranquil. Refreshing. Restful. These are the perfect words to describe Graystone Cottage, located on a working dairy farm just outside the quaint historic town of Strasburg in Lancaster County, PA. Built in 1753, this 1000 square feet, newly restored limestone cottage was the original settlement home on the 135-acre homestead. Boasting a French country esthetic, this little darling has the most captivating views of rolling hills, a brook, and lush green farmland.

Creswell Cottage/no pets

This quaint little secluded cottage. Enjoy beautiful sunrises. Sit on the deck and watch the deer, turkey, rabbits squirrels, and plenty of birds. You can even hear bullfrogs croaking from the neighbors water garden. No pets allowed Enjoy staying among the beautiful countryside of Lancaster County Area attractions include- -turkey hill/enola low grade and Columbia northwest rail trails -site and sound theater -the Fulton theater -Lancaster Central Market