Hancock House Hotel

In downtown Hancock, but within walking distance of the Delaware River, this new hotel is designed to look and feel considerably older: It's fashioned after a 19th-century hotel of the same name that once stood in town (and where FDR once gave a speech from the balcony in 1929 as governor of New York). They're good-sized and tastefully appointed with Mission furniture and top-quality linens -- and are quite a good deal. The hotel has extra features, such as Honest Eddie's Tap Room and the '50s-style Fannie's Café (serving breakfast and lunch) that make it especially appealing to groups and families that don't necessarily want to venture out for meals.

Facilities:
Restaurant, bar

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