Our Inn, by its very nature, allows for social distancing. We cannot accommodate more than 12 people at a given time. So fear not about cramped hallways crowded with people, breakfast rooms with guests jostling for waffles, or check in areas filled with lines of people and their luggage.

As always, we are a respite from the big box hotels. More than ever, this is our advantage. You know exactly who is behind the scenes working to make your stay comfortable. Unlike impersonal hotels, the Inn has a small staff that is like family: We have had the same crew for over five years now! We take your trust in us very seriously, and will continue to maintain our highest standards.

As you consider places to spend a night or two, know that you have our pledge to make your stay with us as safe and comfortable as possible. Our little business has suffered greatly during the pandemic and we have made a choice to stay open through it all. Please bear with us and take this time to support all of your local establishments.

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Accolades for nearly 20 years!

Guest Comments

"A perfect blend of old and new."
     -Dee & John, Powhatan, VA

"Your attention to detail, both historic and contemporary, is second to none."  
     -Michelle & Bill, Portola Valley, CA

"My favorite place for a getaway with my Ex."
     - Jeremy, Los Angeles, CA

"If you can make my mother happy, you are a miracle."
      - M, Beverly Hills, CA

"It's all in the details."
     - Ginny, Larchmont, NY

"What more can you ask for? Superb!"
     - Andy & Monica, Scotland

Facade of Inn on a Sunny Day

Awards

  • Conde Nast Traveler Readers Choice Award MidAtlantic Region 2022

  • Conde Nast Traveler Readers Choice Award Northeast Region 2021

  • Conde Nast Traveler Readers Choice Award MidAtlantic Region 2020

  • Top Ten Breakfast from BedandBreakast.com

  • Recipient of the Lawrence Township New Building/Renovation Award (2005)

  • TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Hall of Fame (2015 to Present)

Outdoor view from Great Room

Associations and Partnerships

Inn at Glencairn Art Exhibit

Inn at Glencairn is currently featuring the following artists in its exhibit. Please contact us directly for more extensive biographies and a list of artwork and prices.

Allen Barber (1939-1994)

Allen Barber literally saw the world differently. His perceptions of the world are just enough skewed from the predictable to catch us off-balance and disrupt our workaday version of life around us. The usual response to such a disruption is to laugh and that is what Barber’s paintings often make us do. But it’s an uneasy laughter because this man knew too much of the darker side of humanity and invested his art with humor over our folly. He cherished humanity as he saw it – ludicrous, tragic and marvelous – and he left us a unique record of his caring. Works by Allen Barber are in the public collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, Philadelphia Museum, Yale University, The American Embassy in Lisbon, The Binational Center in Lima, Philadelphia Free Library, and The Patten Corporation.

Catherine J. Martzloff

Catherine has been drawn to landscapes since returning to full-time painting a little over five years ago. Perhaps it is the fact that she connects with the idea that her life is similar to a work of art and has a landscape of its own that may not be so separate from her painting. Steady self discipline, commitment, working with fellow artists and a few talented teachers over the past years has provided a strong ground for her practice. Whether a literal or figurative point of view is taken, color and texture always contribute to her overriding story. They are the cornerstones of her expression in any given experience. For more information about Catherine’s artwork, please click here to visit her website.

Janet Hautau

Janet Hautau is a Pratt Institute alumnus and an award-winning art director and former New York- based graphic designer.  Janet currently operates her own Princeton-based design studio.  She has increasingly pursued her lifelong interest in fine art, as an illustrator, photographer and printmaker.  Ms. Hautau’s work has been exhibited in the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego, the Wilkinson Gallery in Philadelphia, The Phillips Mill Gallery in New Hope and numerous other galleries in New Jersey.