Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn

Hotel · Lambertville

Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn

Hotel · Lambertville

11 Bridge St, Lambertville, NJ 08530

Highlights

Traditional hotel with river-view rooms & suites, Wi-Fi & a modern American restaurant. Situated on the banks of the Delaware River, this warm, rustic hotel is across the river from New Hope, Pennsylvania and 8 miles from Washington Crossing State Park. All of the traditional rooms and suites have river views and Wi-Fi. Suites include sitting areas and gas fireplaces. Continental breakfast is available. The restaurant serves modern American cuisine and features outdoor, river-view dining. There's also a pub and banquet hall.

11 Bridge St, Lambertville, NJ 08530 Get directions

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@cntraveler

"Location, location, location: That's the first thing you'll notice about Lambertville Station Restaurant & Inn. The quaint hotel and restaurant is spread across two buildings: the historic train station, which has been transformed into one of the region’s favorite restaurants, and the boutique hotel, set right on the edge of the Delaware River. It’s also at the edge of Bridge Street, which is lined with antique shops, funky shops, and cafés. You're likely to rub elbows with couples, fresh from the city for a quiet weekend: The traditional, comfortable rooms, waterfront restaurant, and close access to nature all make this a strong contender for a place to spend a few days away." - Nancy DePalma

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@cntraveler

"What's the first thing you noticed about this place?Location, location, location. Lambertville Station Restaurant & Inn is spread across two buildings: the historic train station which has been transformed into one of the region’s favorite restaurants, and the boutique hotel, set right on the edge of the Delaware River. It’s also at the edge of Bridge Street, which is lined with antique shops, funky shops, and cafés. Who else is staying here?City-dwelling couples out for a weekend in the country. The hotel’s Riverview Ballroom is a popular wedding venue, so weekends are often filled with wedding guests. Now, onto the good stuff: Tell us about the rooms.Despite Lambertville’s funky spirit, these rooms and suites have a very traditional look. Rooms feature complimentary Wi-Fi but otherwise aren't especially tech-focused. How about the little things, like the minibar, or the shower goodies? What made your stay better, or more comfortable?The wow factor isn’t about what’s inside the (elegant) rooms: This is the only hotel in Lambertville with river views. Take them in. How about the room service, or other dining options? What's on offer?The hotel's Lambertville Station Restaurant is one of the town’s landmarks—it occupies a historic railroad station, and the interiors have a familiar historic charm. The most coveted tables are outdoors, overlooking the canal, onetime railroad tracks, and the goings-on of bustling Bridge Street. The menu offers a nice selection of sandwiches, salads, and entrées. The building is also home to two bars with distinctive vibes. One is a classic old-school bar, with dark wood paneling, while the wine cellar holds over 50 wines from independent vineyards. Complimentary continental breakfast is included with the room rate. Any other services or features you'd like to shout out?The Towpath, a popular biking and jogging path that runs parallel to the Delaware & Raritan Canal, is just behind the hotel. Visitors can even walk to Pennsylvania—the bridge over the Delaware is just outside the hotel and is a short stroll from New Hope with its many shops and restaurants, and the award-winning Bucks County Playhouse. The patio is dog friendly, too, a nota bene for those who brought their four-legged friends along for the day's adventures. Bottom line: Is this hotel worth a stay, and why?Definitely. It packs a lot of punch for a small hotel." - Nancy DePalma

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Justin W

Google

This is one of several times that I have had dinner with my family for Thanksgiving dinner buffet. The buffet here is excellent. It has a nice selection of items to choose from. There was a salad station, a pasta bar with several toppings, a carving station with prime rib, turkey and ham, fresh fruit and seafood. There was a selection of sides like mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, Stringbean's, carrots, casseroles and soups. The food was really good, the service was very friendly and welcoming. Our waiter, Ashley was very nice and accommodating. The dessert bar was excellent and I loved the ice cream and freshly baked pastries. It was a wonderful dinner with my family.

Christine Balint

Google

Great building and location atmosphere. Real nice wine selection Delicious oysters. Not a lot attractive on the menu for folks who are not land vertebrate meat eaters. Music choice was not my favorite but wasn't so loud to be intolerable. Place might have gotten 5* if they kept the bacon off the brussel sprouts as requested.

Lindsay Hunsicker

Google

My now husband and I just had our wedding and are so happy we chose this venue for our special day! Everyone we worked with was super responsive and helpful. Our guests absolutely loved everything from the space, the rooms, ambiance, the service, the food... no complaints from anyone about anything. One of the top selling points for us too was that we could hold everything there; guest hotel rooms, ceremony, cocktail hour, and of course the reception. Definitely consider this amazing space along the Delaware River for weddings and any special occasion. Thank you Kathy, Neil, and Patricia (and Geoff at the front desk) for everything.

pier5men

Google

The facility has a charming restaurant, which was a railroad station and has evolved as Lambertville did. Food is excellent (highly recommend the Lobster Bisque). Portions are "modest" for the pricing, especially the steak entrees, but beautifully prepared and presented. There are multiple 'rooms' for dining aside from the main area and bar, which is high decibels. Ask for 'Tower' seating for low noise levels. Our server Jed was very good.

Gary K

Google

At the time of this writing, I noticed the website listed a 2 queen-bed room only accommodated 2 people, when most hotels say that usually sleeps 4. So i tried calling the front desk to confirm there wasnt some max occupancy policy. I called from 9am to 10:30am about every 15 min and it went to voicemail every time. I left a voicemail and they did eventually call back a few hours later. For anyone experiencing this, it is in fact an error with the website.

Julie Mac

Google

My mom and I dined here last night (Saturday 1/27) and did NOT have a good experience. Our reservation was for 7:15 but we got there around 6:45, and they were willing to seat us (which was very nice). Our reservation was for the dining room, but they initially sat us all the way on the upper floor in a small room that looked like it was for large parties or overflow. The host quickly walked away before we could express any discontent with the table. The waiter upstairs who filled our waters wouldn't even look at me while I was speaking to him. Luckily, we were able to switch tables to the dining area (although one of the hosts was not willing to). Then, we waited quite a while for our server to greet us and take our drink order. Our waiter, Peter, asked my mother if she wanted a 6oz glass of wine or 10oz, and she CLEARLY stated she wanted 6oz. When we got the check, he charged her for 10oz glasses of wine. Before we ordered our entrees my mother asked for his opinion on the ravioli, he said it was nice but then immediately recommended the most expensive dinners on the menu (like the shrimp and scallops and the filet mignon). Cute. Our entrees tasted odd. On top of all this, there was only valet parking for the restaurant - no self parking. After our dinner we walked around the town for a little while, and on our way to get the keys for our car, we passed our car and just so happened to open a car door and it was WIDE OPEN. The valet left our car completely unlocked, parked on the side of the road in front of the restaurant. Completely unacceptable on so many accounts. We are extremely disappointed with our experience, feel highly disrespected, and will not be coming back any time soon. The only perks of the restaurant are that it's a nice atmosphere inside (disregarding the issues I have explained) and it’s in a great location.

David Chastain

Google

Great bar in the Dugout off of Bridge Street. French fries were excellent. Bartenders took great care of us at the high top. Service is excellent, beer is cold, vibe is neat. Can't speak for the food too much, but prices seemed reasonable in today's world. $5 fries, $16 burger. Will come back.

Nancy W

Google

My expectations were not high, but there were several things that the hotel should be aware of. Some are easy to fix, some are not. First, we arrived and were given a key to a king room. Once in the room, I realized we had booked a jr. deluxe king suite with a river view. I suspect they gave our room away but promised to move us the next day. The price difference was substantial. We were offered 10% off and a voucher for two glasses of wine from the honor bar. We tried to use the voucher, but there was no wine in the honor bar. They offered us a full bottle, but we did not like the wine. We asked for a different variety and were told it was too expensive. And the 10% discount was not on the final bill.||For breakfast, we ordered a continental breakfast with a fruit cup. The basket of pastries was one croissant and one chocolate croissant. What if no one wanted a sweet pastry for breakfast? No butter, no jam, and no fork for my fruit cup. It was the smallest fruit cup I had ever seen; the raspberries were moldy, and the fruit looked like it had been cut up the day before. ||After breakfast, we had to wait until the other people left the room we had already paid for. Around 11:30 am, we were finally given the key to the correct room. The room was nice enough, but strangely, the bed was against the wall, facing away from the river so that you couldn't see it from the bed. I guess the couch made it a jr. suite, although I would have expected a little sitting area. ||I had brought our Fire Stick but could not figure out how to get to the right HDML. There was no streaming service available. ||As of this writing, we have not gotten our $87 refund. We were charged another $87! Now they owe us $204. If it is not resolved in the next few days, we will be disputing the charges with Amex.