This Jewel-box Hotel in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Transformed a 200-year-old Tavern Into a 6-room Inn With an Incredible Restaurant

""We traveled a lot, particularly throughout Europe, and loved staying in little boutique hotels and picking out the things that made a hotel special-the sight, the sound, the smell, all that," Berlin says. "It was always a dream of ours to own a little boutique inn or hotel where we pick and choose all the things that we really love, and bring them together in one place.""

"Carversville Inn opened in May 2025 with a 65-seat restaurant, a full bar, and six guest rooms, providing a cozy atmosphere for guests year-round."

Carversville Inn is a six-room boutique hotel and restaurant located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, housed in a historic 1813 Federal-style building. The inn, purchased in August 2020 by Milan Lint and Mitch Berlin, underwent extensive renovations to create a unique experience inspired by their travels in Europe. The inn features a 65-seat restaurant, a full bar, and six guest rooms, providing a cozy atmosphere for guests year-round. Each season offers distinct activities, from cherry picking in summer to enjoying a fireplace in winter.

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