Rooms & Rates
Each bedroom at the Osceola Mill House is unique in décor and furnishing.
All rooms have queen size beds with hand made Amish quilts, plus new spacious
private baths.
The 5 bedrooms and carriage house include: a four poster colonial blue
canopy bed an antique iron and brass Victorian bed (c.1870), a four poster
shaker bed a hand carved pine bed and an ornate brass bed. The five
rooms also have fireplaces.
"Hush, my dear, lie still and slumber!
Holy Angels guard thy bed!
Heavenly blessings without number
Gently falling on thy head."
A Cradle Hymn by Isaac Watts
Legend has it that this was the "birthing room" for the early occupants,
and that legend is reflected in the decorations of the room. Located on
the second floor of the main house, with a wonderful view of the morning
sunrise, the Rose Room is a peaceful, quiet room with a canopy bed hand
made by a local Amish craftsman. The comfortable love seat faces
the working fireplace. The in-suite private bath features a traditional
tub and shower. TAKE
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"A song of the good green grass!
A song no more of the city streets:
A song of farms-a song of the soil of fields."
- Walt Whitman
The Green suite is the newest and most versatile addition to the Mill
House. The two bedrooms and shared bath on the second floor of the
main house can accommodate up to four people. Each bedroom is only
steps away from the large bath room on the hall. The rooms can be
reserved together or alone. You would be sharing the bath only with
your traveling companions or family. TAKE
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The Green Room celebrates the Pennsylvania tradition of hot air balloon
rides over the rolling Lancaster County hills. It features and antique
oak dresser and a Victorian (c1870), iron and brass bed. It is a
cozy room in which to relax and unwind.
The Corn Crib is named for its beautiful view of our neighbors' farms
- not to mention the spectacular sunsets. It is furnished with an
iron canopy bed and features heirloom linens handed down through the Innkeeper's
family.
"It is a blue-butterfly day here in spring"
- Robert Frost
The Blue Room is truly a gracious room, with a grand view of the Old
Mill, the bridge over the Pequea Creek, and all to the comings and goings
of the Amish buggies. It is located on the second floor of the main
house. The room is comfortably furnished with a blue painted canopy bed
(hand made by one of our Amish neighbors), and two wing chairs for reading
or enjoying the working fireplace. The in-suite bath is quite spacious
and features a walk-in shower. TAKE
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"Liberty and Union,
Now and forever,
One and inseparable"
--- Daniel
Webster
This recently redecorated room on the third floor of the main house
celebrates the fact that this house witnessed the struggle for independence
and the creation of the United States. It is a cozy room with a painted
canopy bed, in-suite bath with a walk-in shower, and comfortable furnishings.
The room also has satellite TV and DVD player. TAKE
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"Fireside happiness, to hours of ease
Blest with that charm, the certainty to please."
- Samuel Rogers
Nestled in the eves of the third floor, this romantic room is a wonderful
hideaway. If you can take your eyes off of the gas-log fireplace,
you can look out over the neighboring farms and the beautiful sunsets.
The room includes a comfortable chair for sitting and reading, a carved
oak bed, and an in-suite bath with a large claw footed soaking tub and
hand-held shower. Satellite TV with a DVD player to complete your
stay. TAKE
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"I give the fight up: let there be and end,
A privacy and obscure nook for me."
- Robert Browning
This three room cottage is just steps away from the main house.
It offers privacy and comfort to couples and families. The first
floor has a kitchen and living room complete with a gas-log fireplace.
The living room includes a comfortable queen size sofa-bed and a love seat
that converts to a single bed. There is also satellite TV with a
DVD player. The second floor features a queen size brass bed in the bedroom
and a whirlpool tub with a hand held shower in the bath. Adult guests
are invited to the Main House for breakfast each morning.
For families with children, breakfast is delivered to the Carriage House
kitchen. A private patio with beautiful views of the neighboring
farms completes this home-away-from-home.
Please note that the sloped ceiling on the second floor may not be comfortable
for very tall guests. TAKE
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Built circa 1766, The Osceola Mill House Bed and Breakfast
rests on the banks of the Pequea Creek in a quaint and quiet historic setting
adjacent to a 1757 mill and a mid 19th century miller's cottage.
The area is known as "Pennsylvania Dutch Country" and is home to the local
Amish community. We are surrounded by several hundred acres of some
of the best farm land in Lancaster County. The daily farm activities
add to the charming scenery. There isn't a day that at least one
if not several Amish Buggies pass by the B&B. We can even arrange
for you to have dinner in a nearby Amish home.
The house is decorated in beautiful antiques, quality reproductions,
family heirlooms, and the owners' varied collections. The wide board
floors, exposed beams, deep-set windows, and five working fireplaces provide
an atmosphere of relaxation and comfort right here in Lancaster County.
Whether celebrating a special occasion or just simply getting away for
some rest and relaxation, the Osceola Mill House is the perfect retreat
for any season. We look forward to helping you experience all that
we know and love about the Osceola Mill Hose B&B and the beautiful
area and people of Lancaster County. TAKE
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"Sometimes the light's all shining on me
Other times I can barely see
Lately it occurs to me
What a long strange trip it's been"
Truckin' - The Grateful Dead
Pat, one of the Innkeepers, has filled this room with the memories of
a lifetime - family photos, love notes between her parents, the children's'
rocking horse, her doll collection. It is a comfortable room in which
to curl up and read a book, play a game, gaze at the fire - or just watch
the buggies crossing over the Pequea Creek. TAKE
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"Oh I have slipped the surely bonds of earth
and danced the skies on laughter silvered wings."
High Flight by John Gillespie Magee
This truly is Ron's room - filled with all of his books, models and
memorabilia of his past career in teaching aviation and his continued passion
for airplanes. It is the original heart and hearth of the Mill House
- and the room in which our guests still gather to socialize and rest.
Coffee, teas, hot chocolate and light snacks are always available here
to boost your soaring spirits! TAKE
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"Good eating and drinking
Keep body and soul together"
-German proverb
Each morning in the comfortable sunlit dining room, we serve a hearty
breakfast. Fine coffee and teas, juice, a fresh fruit dish, a hot
breakfast entre and home baked muffins or breads are always on the menu.
Candles, soft music and the companionship of the other guests make for
a relaxing way to start your day. TAKE
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