Hollyhedge Estate
6987 Upper York Rd, New Hope, PA, 18938
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Address :
6987 Upper York Rd
New Hope, PA, 18938 - Phone (215) 862-3136
- Website https://www.hollyhedge.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :9:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
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Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
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Joanne J.
We checked out this venue for our wedding. It was lovely and had a beautiful country feel to it. It's a nice option for couples from NJ looking for more of a country feel too, especially being just over the PA line. We liked that they do one wedding at a time. They are priced at a mid price point when compared to NJ venues. The people were very nice and are eager to provide you with any info. you need. I know the location has a wonderful reputation and we liked that you and your guests can say at their bed and breakfast! In the end we passed b/c of distance and wanted less of a country feel. I would reccomend taking a peak at this venue if you're looing for that country chic feel however! :)
(4)jen b.
OMG, this place is beautiful. I can't speak to the B&B, but I attended a wedding and reception here that was so lovely. The grounds are so lush and green, and the buildings are old and charming. It is hard to find, but an absolute gem - would be great for a romantic weekend!
(5)Nicole R.
My fiance and I were researching venues for our wedding and the second we drove up to Holly Hedge I was wowed by the beautiful greenery, babbling brook and rustic nature of the place. If you are interested in having a country chic wedding aesthetically this is your place. I was so excited to take the tour and see the the inside of the rooms and old barns as well as the rest of the grounds. Needless to say, I was completely unaware of the horrendous way we were about to be treated by the wedding/sales coordinator! First of all, getting to the place was a nightmare because many of the local roads had detours and were closed off. I called Holly Hedge 10 minutes prior to my appointment when I realized we would be a few minutes late due to the road detours. When we arrived the wedding coordinator immediately pointed out we were late...thanks, wasn't aware. Then, instead of taking us on a tour of the grounds like she was supposed to, she sat us down and asked where else we had been looking, which we were glad to share with her. Mind you, no discussions about cost were had at this pointbecause we were a whole 2 minutes into the appointment. I think it's also important to note that all of the places we were looking are ranked highly in the area for wedding venues. Immediately after we told her where else we were looking she had somehow came to the conclusion in her head that we couldn't afford HER venue and that although she would love to take us on a tour of the grounds, it wasn't worth it if we couldn't afford it! I mean, how presumptious and rude can someone get? Not to mention that in the course of this discussion she managed to reprimand me not once but TWICE for not inquiring about pricing over the phone in advance of the appointment. Quite frankly, pricing wasn't a concern for us, we wanted to see our venues in person and make a call at that time. Unfortunately for Holly Hedge, I could have walked through the door with a million dollars in cash in my pocket and I STILL wouldn't have booked my wedding through them based on the service we received in the first 5 minutes. Future brides and grooms if you are reading this DO NOT go to Holly Hedge! In addition to the rude service, parking seemed to be very tight and a potential issue as well as all the road detours. There are plenty of beautiful places in Bucks County to get married at so I would highly suggest you seek another route.
(1)Jennifer L.
In the end my January wedding was beautiful. The property is magical and makes for a great wedding location. That being said I would NEVER recommend Holly Hedge and if I did it again there is no way I would choose the same venue. The staff is absolutely awful! We had sooo many problems with Wendy from the very beginning; from her not remembering our names, losing our seating charts, never returning phone calls or emails in a timely fashion. When emails were returned she never answered all of my questions. On my wedding weekend there were so many issues that I can't fit them all in this review. First, I'm pretty sure Wendy was intoxicated, no one could behave the way she did and not be under the influence. She kept forgetting who the groom was even though she met him a million times throughout the day! She really messed up our seating plan with extra tables in very weird places. When we tried to reconcile this she told us our way was wrong and she was basically going to do it her way no matter what. (My mom spoke with the people actually setting up and had them use our floor plan instead which worked wonderfully.) Nothing that was promised came through. There was supposed to be some food for us left in the room as we hadn't gotten a chance to eat all night (we ate the goodies out of our welcome bags). The room had no heat (it was the coldest weekend of the year) and we also had some guest rooms without heat. The fire that was supposed to be set up in the honeymoon suite was not, there was one tiny log and a piece of newspaper on the side, my husband lit this himself and it lasted for all of about 15min. They really messed up our food bringing out the cocktail appetizers and opening the food stations at the same time, then ending the food extremely early. When my mother asked about this Liz blamed it on me, saying I had changed the plans at the last minute!! In addition, a month after the wedding, I am still getting erroneous charges on my credit card, that they are not notifying me about (I noticed the charge myself). After the first charge, I called and emailed and finally got a response with some b.s. reason as to the charge. I let this go as I didn't feel like going through the trouble to fight it. Then a few weeks later I noticed another charge. I called and emailed again and still have not been able to get a response, I had to cancel my credit card. First, how can you charge someone's card without telling them, and second why do they have my credit card information when I never authorized then to keep it on file after I paid for a hotel room 8 months ago. If these were legitimate charges they would have been charged immediately after the wedding and someone would have called to let me know they were charging my card. Overall, a really crappy experience. STAY AWAY FROM HOLLY HEDGE.
(1)Mike B.
Beautiful grounds, landsacping was pristine! We were there for a wedding, had the filet. It was not good at all, tasted as if it were under heat lamps for a few hours.
(3)Christina Z.
We came here for a rehearsal dinner, and the property was absolutely darling and rustic and perfect. I loved the parlor (bookshelves stuffed to the gills) and cute dining room. The food was excellent, tuna skewers being my favorite. If I ever venture into this neck of the woods again, I'd certainly stay here. Total PA-NJ line charm.
(4)Angel C.
This is a wonderful venue for your beginning, middle and end wedding! Start Friday night, have fun with your bridal party in local New Hope, Saturday, get ready for your "first look" in your bridal suite, have your ceremony of your dreams outdoors, take your portraits in any of the picturesque spots on the property. Very quiet, and private, your family can take over and rent all the cottages and rooms for a weekend celebration. Great cocktail hour. Very efficient and friendly staff. The food tastes superb. I have covered photography and videography here often it is one of my preferred venues to work at.
(5)S. P.
The inn is no doubt beautiful, but the staff is not necessarily welcoming or kind. They were always dry and cold which took away the charm of the place. When they were in a nice mood it was noticably fake.
(3)Ronit S.
I would first like to start by saying that the venue is beautiful. With that being said, everything else was pretty much a fail in our eyes. My fiance and I were looking to Holly Hedge for our upcoming wedding. When we first came to visit, we were told that as our wedding was being planned for February, things would be "very negotiable". With a check in hand, we came to Holly Hedge to negotiate/sign a contract. Apparently "very negotiable" just means removing the $4 charge for floral arrangements, since we weren't going to be using Holly Hedge for our flowers. We left telling them that we needed some time to think, as we felt we weren't asking for much. Upon emailing them to discuss some of our issues, our email was responded to almost a week later and we were told our date had been booked. They didn't even give us the option of booking our date, even if it was at the price that they were asking of us! I am a business owner, and I understand a business needs to do whatever they have to in order to make a profit, but I had emailed them and I would have appreciated someone AT LEAST giving me a call to say "Hey, we have people interested in your date. Are you going to book it?" Once I heard our date was booked, I asked that I be sent a contract for a different date and stressed that I'd like to give the deposit immediately. I was told a contract would be sent to me and FOUR days later I still hadn't received it (even after emailing them several times.) Once we got the contract, everything that we had talked about in person was completely null and void in the contract. All of a sudden there were a ton of extra costs that we weren't expecting. At that point we had had enough and decided to go elsewhere. We were lucky to find a venue that was so, so understanding and the lines of communication were very open. My emails were responded to promptly and our contract was done almost immediately, with no surprises. Holly Hedge is an absolutely beautiful property, however, the service is just completely lacking. In person, the staff that we dealt with were very, very nice and I understand that there is only so much they can personally do, but I feel as though things were made very difficult and at some point it started to feel like they didn't want our business. As a business owner, this is something I would never have the guts to do with any of my clients.
(2)Michelle C.
We attended a wedding at HollyHedge Estate on Saturday and it was absolutely beautiful. The estate is laid back a bit from the street, and there are several different structures on the property. The ceremony was held outside on a very nice patio. Immediately following was a cocktail hour on the same patio. I've never seen staff move so quickly to transform a space! The reception took place in a space that had a warm and cozy feel, but that still managed to fit somewhere in the neighborhood of 180 - 200 people, with a smallish dance floor. The food was definitely above average compared with most weddings, and the bartenders were great. I would definitely recommend HollyHedge as a great place to host a special event.
(5)Amber H.
We were here for a wedding. This place was gorgeous! The room was comfortable but it's kind of expensive for the size of the room. The grounds and wedding area was very pretty.
(4)Dana K.
Grounds: gorgeous; Attitude: awful I'll start by saying the estate and grounds are beautiful. I could easily visualize having our wedding at such a picturesque venue. It would have been lovely. That being said, I can't possibly imagine dealing with the staff of this estate for the next year of my life. Firstly, we had a 2pm appointment and were kept waiting until 2:30. No explanation, no head poked out the door to acknowledge the staff knew we were there, no apology. Second, the first question I was asked was to describe the most important thing about my wedding. I described how I wanted our wedding to feel for our guests and for me and my fiancé. "Well, you flunked my wedding test," was the response I got. Apparently the three most important things about my wedding was supposed to be her staff, the food they serve, and her estate. Now, I'm no sales guru, but if you were her, wouldn't you have described how your staff, your estate, and the food served could make my vision of my wedding a reality? Is it really a better sales tactic to say that I flunked your test? Third, after our tour, while discussing the various packages the estate offers, my father began asking about weather contingencies, since we plan to have our wedding in March and we'd all rather plan ahead than get blindsided by a blizzard. They have a snow plow, and salt their walkways, so they are always prepared. But insurance is always a good idea, we were told, for weather emergencies, and also in case my fiancé gets into a car accident two days before the wedding. In case my fiancé gets into a car accident two days before the wedding!! I've never been so stunned in my entire life. Now, I've been insulted before, and I've had people say things to me that clearly were just meant to hurt me, but I've never heard something so vile from somebody who was trying to sell me something. At one point during our conversation, I was asked what other wedding venues I was looking at, and I answered that Holly Hedge was the first we'd toured. "Ugh! I hate being the first!" was the exasperated reply I received. Well, congratulations Holly Hedge, I hate that you were the first too.
(1)B C.
reviews from brides posted about holly hedge is spot on. seek other venues for your wedding! attitude and incompetence is all that they serve here. trust the reviews! brides do not lie and want to warn you so you don't have a horrible experience like i did!
(1)G M.
Was just in a New Year's Eve wedding at Hollyhedge and had the pleasure of staying on the premise two nights (rehearsal dinner night and the night of the wedding). The grounds were beautiful, all snow covered and very picturesque. The buildings were old, but kept very well. The entire wedding party had the whole premises to ourselves. Needless to say I was able to check out every room and would have stayed in any one of them. The honeymoon suite was beautiful, very rustic almost medieval looking, original wood beam ceiling, stone walls, but super modern bathroom. The staff was super friendly and extremely helpful. They cook an amazing breakfast too. I had omelet AND french toast stuffed with strawberries. You can order as much as you'd like. My biggest problem was that breakfast was served a little early for my taste, 8:30-9:30am, and because I'm a degenerate and stay up late partying and attempting to sleep it, i missed the first breakfast provided. They did wait and serve all the stragglers that crept in on New Year's day. The reception hall was big and modern and easily housed a party of 200 people. The cocktail hour "barn" was also amazing. Much smaller, but had this amazing courtyard outside. Again, the staff was great because they were putting up with us, They actually turned the lights out on us after 3am, ha. All in all, I highly recommend staying there and/or having a wedding there if you can. I have already recommended one friend and will continue to do so. A snowy winter wedding worked out quite well and would really like to see what they grounds look like in the spring and fall. Also, i left my iphone charger in my room and they promptly sent it when called to see if they found anything. Thanks Hollyhedge! You inspired me to sign up for yelp to review. Hope I didnt leave any details out.
(5)Lahni D.
We stayed here in early July for my niece's wedding and we really enjoyed our stay. Living on the West Coast now, we had almost forgotten how beautiful this part of Pennsylvania is, although we could have done without the humidity. (I really don't like chewing my air, thank you very much!) The place is charming and the rooms are large and comfortable. They are currently modernizing it a bit which is a delicate undertaking as they rightfully want to keep the historic feel. The Inn was built in 1794 I believe. Wonderful idea to have a property like this almost exclusively for the guest s of events including weddings. Everyone staying there was attending the same event so it was a nice way to get to know people. The staff was very friendly and helpful ( I have no idea what some of the other reviewers were talking about) but then our wedding group were also very nice and friendly :-) The food, at breakfast, the cocktail hour and at the dinner, was excellent. Perfectly cooked, beautifully served and good portion sizes. Service here was also excellent. Their system of handling the valet parking for local guests was nothing short of brilliant. Coordinated with a staffer at the venue, radioing up to the parking staff so the car was waiting for the guest at the end of the short walk up the charming path. Totally impressed and happy to recommend this venue to others!
(5)Elizabeth A.
Agree with previous reviews stating rude service. Unbelievable unprofessional behavior and snooty attitude, run by disaffected waifish hipster men who look like they wish they were in Brooklyn reading Proust instead of working in customer service. Sure this place is pretty to look at, but so is the rest of the whole county. This inn isn't THAT special. Our very wealthy friend rented out the entire hotel and held his wedding on site, resulting in a take for Holly Hedge likely in excess of $50,000. Now, somewhere around kindergarten, we learn that when someone gives you something, whether the best business of the year or a new toy, you better be on your best behavior or you won't be seeing any more of it. We couldn't find our cell phone upon checking out. Promptly at checkout time, a clerk was upstairs in our doorway asking when we would go, we explained about the missing item. We proceeded to bring down luggage and I made a second trip to bring down some food I had brought up from the continental breakfast, though I didn't have to. Not wanting to just dump it wherever, I put it in the dining area so that the staff would be able to get the plate. Another clerk ducked in and said "You can't eat in here. You guys need to get out of here." Excuse me? Short of a severe case of Aspergers, how is that excusable for a hospitality employee? There wasn't a checking-in guest in sight, and it was Sunday. Our room was going to be vacant anyway. Not sure who hired this clown. Prior to all this, when the clerks had been asked for late checkout, they acted like Marie Antoinette doling out a crust of bread or something--to the people who, once again, were bringing in a ton of money.
(1)JP L.
One hundred and sixty a night, and a huge room. All antiques, place built in 1736; Includes a very good breakfast. Omlete with sausage, homestyle potatoes, great fresh fruit, including pineapple. Fresh made scones and bread, and all the juices and coffees.Great blueberry pancakes. Large main house, with two renovated large barns, fountains, trees, lots of land. The town is filled with antique shops and various bars and restaurants. On the Delaware River.
(3)Lindsey V.
To all brides and their mothers who want to be mistreated and disappointed by your bridal venue, by all means, rush out now and book this venue! These people are truly clueless about customer service. At a first meeting with Wendy--the events coordinator for the past 30 years, she seemed very helpful, and suggested that since our event was a bridal shower, that she would introduce us to the bride from the evening before, to see if, perhaps we could share floral expenses. What a great idea--really impressive and considerate, you think--well, only if she actually follows through, which she did not! Instead, she gave the lame excuse of not being able to keep up with every party she books. Considering we were the only bridal shower, out of the 71 events she was working with, she only needed to remember this detail for 1 customer--hmmm!! You can imagine our surprise when we got to the tasting and asked where the bride she promised to introduce us to, was not in attendance. Wendy was aware that the bridal shower was for my daughter, who lives out of town and was flying in to attend, but that didn't seem to make a difference to her either! No apology was given, or any iota of a way to rectify the situation. And the situation could have easily been remedied by the venue owning up to their oversite and either inviting us back for the tasting that the bride would be attending, or just using one of her house florists to offset the difference in the price of the floral centerpiece themselves--either one would have satisfied us. But she offered neither. Instead she blatantly declared that there was no guarantee the bride would want "our donation". And then suggested that we should take our business somewhere else. We left totally miserable, as the food was not particularly memorable either. Two days later, we got a note with our deposit back, claiming they thought it would be in everyone's best interest, if we did not hold the event at Holly Hedge. Pretty inconsiderate to tell us 4 months later, when many more dates at other places were already filled!!! This woman needed to take responsibility for her actions, humble herself, and work harder to gain our respect. Instead she became defensive and spiteful. After being treated so poorly, we thought the owner should be aware of how his employee treated us. We left a message for the owner to call us back, and he returned the call at 6 am--how totally inappropriate is that??? He basically had the same bad attitude as Wendy, which is totally shocking, that someone would run their business so poorly or allow someone else to do it. This place is only interested in cookie cutter events, so if you want a truly special, memorable occassion, don't count on this place or you will be totally diappointed.
(1)Kristine G.
We were married here. We had our ceremony in the old barn and the reception in the new barn. The place is beautiful and at Christmas time, it's amazing. Very romantic! The staff was great! The planners did an excellent job. We even got compliments on how nice the wait staff was. The food was great! We had mini grilled cheese sandwiches with shots of tomato soup, a mashed potato and french fry bar, and delicious s'mores for dessert! These were a few things that made our wedding more "us". I definitely recommend it for a wedding or like Jen B said a nice romantic weekend.
(5)Celeste L.
We just had our wedding at the 1740 House which is a property of Holly Hedge. It is located right on the Delaware River and it was absolutely amazing and beautiful. We had a very intimate and small ceremony and reception with a fire and candles and beautiful greenery everywhere because of xmas. It was very warm and elegant and the perfect space for a small dinner party / wedding. (We had approx. 30 people) The wedding coordinators, Wendy & staff, and the Resident Inn Keeper, Richard & staff were absolutely amazing. Their attention to detail and their attentiveness to our guests was absolutely the best. They took care of every detail and helped with suggestions on how to tie it all together and in the end it was extremely organized. They were extremely fair in pricing and we feel we received absolutely the best. About 50% of our guests stayed at the Inn. Everyone commented on how beautiful and quaint and all rooms had a view of the river. Breakfast was included in the stay the next morning and it was delicious and plenitful. The wedding cocktail hour was excellent, as was the dinner. Plenty of food. I really feel that I had a fairy tale wedding and couldn't be happier with my choice of venue. I would highly recommend them for any event and the 1740 House is the perfect place for a small Christmas Party, company or private. We will be back.
(5)John K.
Attended a wedding here last weekend. Great spot, good food and great service. Didn't get to stay overnight but the guests that did said it was good.
(5)Jasmine W.
I would maybe be a little hesitant to recommend a place so special, but this b&b deserves it! HollyHedge is one of the best stays that I've experienced. Service: Perfection from initial inquiry over the phone to the stay. Simply couldn't have been better. Innkeeper, JC, is heart felt, kind and gracious. Rooms and common area: Tasteful music in common space. Access to drinks and snacks all day/night. The rooms are perfect! Aveda products (brownie points!!!). Towels are fluffy, thick, stark white and peeeeerfect. Showers/bath always provided hot water. The outdoors are divine! Food was phenomenal! The food was what sent the stay over the edge. I am still dreaming about the scones, fresh fruit platter, and options of hot breakfast options. If I didn't live so far away (California), I'd make this a seasonal spot for serious down time... Thrilled that I stumbled across this spot. Simply the best in the area. Thanks for a perfect stay!!! JC, you killed it.
(5)Nancy O.
My husband and I stayed at Hollyhedge Estate for a few days in November and it was fantastic. The grounds are beautiful, the atmosphere is relaxing and laid back, and the staff is very friendly. Included in the price of the room was a nice breakfast served every morning. The menu varied, but the spread always included coffee, tea, juice, cereal, muffins or bread, eggs, and fresh fruit. We even woke up one morning to breakfast by a roaring fire. It was very romantic. I also found the room price to be very reasonable. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for a beautiful, historic bed and breakfast in the New Hope area.
(5)Francine S.
My son was married at Holly Hedge on May 9, 2015 and we could not have been any more pleased. The venue is charming, the grounds beautifully maintained, and the overall atmosphere was warm, inviting, and romantic. We received tons of complements on the food (both cocktail hour and dinner) and service, both of which exceeded our expectations. We continued the wedding with an "after party" in the barn, and hosted the post wedding brunch in the ballroom the next morning. Our guests were even raving about the food at the Sunday brunch. My experience with the staff was quite favorable. Key and Michele in the events office were always helpful, Gabby and Maria, in the office at the Inn (our group booked all of the rooms the day of the wedding) were terrific. After discovering that my gown and my husband's tuxedo were left behind in our room, Maria offered to drive those items to my niece, who had stayed an extra day in the Philly area. This was quite a different experience than the typical country club/wedding factory type of venue and I feel confident in recommending it to any bride and groom who may be considering it.
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