Grape Arbor, a North East bed and breakfast, offers all the charm of yesteryear with all the comforts of today.

The town of North East, which is located near Erie, PA, has been designated as a national historic district landmark, and our inn also offers a wonderful glimpse of the history of this area. From the moment you arrive at the Grape Arbor Bed and Breakfast, you enter a world of yesterday's craftsmanship and service, complemented by today's amenities. Our side-by-side mansions, built in the early Victorian Age, have withstood the test of time. First designed as private homes, these historical properties have since served as a stagecoach tavern, professional offices, a primary school, and now a distinctive bed and breakfast.

 

Our beautifully decorated rooms and suites, named after different varieties of grapes, are yours to enjoy as you would your own home. Relax with a glass of local wine in the well-appointed library or in a comfortable rocking chair on the front porch.

I think that summer is here! The grapevines have leaves that are growing larger every day, and the lilacs are in great profusion this year!  The smells are amazing!

 

Come and enjoy it with us!

Innkeeper Peggy Hauser looks forward to serving you year round!

 

"Visiting Erie, the vast PA and NY wine country, or even a short trip to spectacular Niagara Falls, you must stay at the Grape Arbor in North East, PA. This is simply the best in every category for a romantic vacation."


» Wine And Cheese Weekend--May 3, 4 & 5
04/23/13 from Grape Arbor Bed & Breakfast
 It's Official!  Spring is really here!  How do I know?  The porch chairs are out!  And what is another sign?  It's time for Wine and C..

» Wine and Art this Saturday!
04/09/13 from Grape Arbor Bed & Breakfast
 Finally the warm weather has arrived, and with it a fun event at the wineries this Saturday!  From 10am to 4pm, enjoy Wine and Art at our local wineries...

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04/07/13 from Grape Arbor Bed & Breakfast
 Finally winter is over and the flowers are beginning to bloom!  Many guests are asking if the yellow flowering bush in the back of the building is forsyt..