A Historic Bed and Breakfast in Meadville, PA

Experience the Charm of The Carriage House Inn

Step back in time at The Carriage House Inn, a beautifully restored historic bed and breakfast in Meadville, PA. Nestled within a quiet city block, our inn offers a peaceful retreat with over an acre of landscaped grounds, mature trees, and vibrant gardens, creating a relaxing, secluded atmosphere just minutes from downtown.

Built in 1899 as Part of Holland Hall

Originally constructed to serve as the carriage house for the Holland Hall estate, built by Arthur Clarke Huidekoper and Frances Louise Reynolds Huidekoper, this structure has deep roots in the Meadville community. It once housed the family’s horses and carriages before falling into disrepair in the mid-20th century.

Thoughtfully Restored with Modern Comfort

Restoration efforts began in the early 1990s, preserving original elements like the stone foundation, exposed beams. In 2019, the building was lovingly transformed into a historic bed and breakfast serving Meadville, PA, visitors with modern comfort and timeless character.

Today, the inn features four unique guest rooms, a second-floor common area (once the hay loft), and outdoor patio areas where guests can unwind. Each space reflects a blend of vintage charm and thoughtful hospitality.

Your Hosts and Their Mission

As of February 2025, new owners David and Sue continue the legacy of hospitality and preservation. Their passion for local history and personalized guest experiences makes The Carriage House Inn a truly special place to stay.

If you're looking for a historic bed and breakfast in Meadville, PA, The Carriage House Inn offers authenticity, tranquility, and a welcoming atmosphere unlike any other.