Hotel / inn · Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, United States

Harry Packer Mansion Inn

Adults-only historic inn on Packer Hill, with mansion and carriage-house rooms, breakfast and scheduled mystery events booked separately from accommodation.

About Harry Packer Mansion Inn

Harry Packer Mansion Inn makes the building itself a central reason to stay. Constructed in 1874 as a wedding gift from Asa Packer to his son Harry, the property connects accommodation with the railroad family's presence in Jim Thorpe. Period furnishings, marble fireplaces and the mansion's substantial interiors give it a distinct identity among the town's lodgings.

Rooms are divided between the mansion and a neighboring carriage house. Queen beds, private bathrooms, air conditioning and Wi-Fi are published amenities; certain suites add a sitting room, whirlpool tub or electric fireplace. Carriage-house guests may use the main mansion's facilities. There are no elevators, and the property does not provide in-room televisions, refrigerators or personal safes.

The inn accepts guests aged 21 and older and includes a homemade breakfast in its room rates. Its current policy centers on weekend stays with a two-night minimum; possible Thursday arrivals or Monday departures in the carriage house require direct confirmation. Parking is limited to one vehicle per room.

The property also stages murder-mystery events, with different formats and separate charges. A room reservation should not be treated as a performance ticket. The inn suits adults who value historic interiors and a defined house atmosphere, provided the stairs, booking conditions and deliberately limited in-room technology fit their expectations of comfort.

Verified: 2026-09-26 · Official website · Address: 19 Packer Hill Avenue, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229 · Phone: 570-325-8566 · Email: info@hpmansion.com · Facebook · Instagram · Official logo

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