The Black Bass Hotel and Restaurant is a proud sponsor of the Pine2Pink initiative, a Bucks County based organization raising funds to help support the brave individuals fighting breast cancer. If you're experiencing road closures due to the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, we've added a map and info to guide you safely to The Black Bass. Show the Dad(s) in your life how much you care by treating him to a Father's Day Champagne Brunch at the Black Bass.
Unmatchable views, historic charm, and a warm welcoming staff greet you at the Black Bass Hotel. It is the perfect setting to relax and unwind for a variety of gatherings. Escape the craziness of everyday life as you settle in the heart of charming Bucks County. Built in 1745, we are one of the oldest inns in the country. Situated along the Delaware River, you'll enjoy the magical views as you relax and feel as if you have traveled to another time.
Enjoy seasonal menus, quaint, picturesque dining rooms and taverns, and perfectly appointed suites.
Unmatchable views, historic charm, and a warm welcoming staff greet you at the Black Bass Hotel. It is the perfect setting to relax and unwind for a variety of gatherings. Escape the craziness of everyday life as you settle in the heart of charming Bucks County. Built in 1745, we are one of the oldest inns in the country. Situated along the Delaware River, you'll enjoy the magical views as you relax and feel as if you have traveled to another time.
Enjoy seasonal menus, quaint, picturesque dining rooms and taverns, and perfectly appointed suites.
Services
Originally from Carnoustie, Scotland, Grant worked throughout the United Kingdom in both corporate and private hotels and restaurants.
Before joining us in Lumberville, Grant owned his own hotel near St. Andrews.
Lucky for us he made the move to Bucks County where he assisted in overseeing the renovations and then turned his focus to his main talents, managing the Black Bass complex.
His extensive skills assure that every guest experience is a memorable one.
He is also a font of knowledge and our most fervent storyteller of the history of the Bass.
Before joining us in Lumberville, Grant owned his own hotel near St. Andrews.
Lucky for us he made the move to Bucks County where he assisted in overseeing the renovations and then turned his focus to his main talents, managing the Black Bass complex.
His extensive skills assure that every guest experience is a memorable one.
He is also a font of knowledge and our most fervent storyteller of the history of the Bass.
The Thompson family has a practice of honoring, protecting and preserving land and historic structures in the area.
Family members live in nearby farms and together, they have protected over 1000 acres.
Their lives are surrounded by numerous loving pets including the adoption of dozens of animals in need and providing them with a peaceful home.
In 2008 the Black Bass Hotel was in desperate need of repair and was put up for auction.
Jack Thompson purchased the property and embarked on a total restoration of the historic hotel.
Family members live in nearby farms and together, they have protected over 1000 acres.
Their lives are surrounded by numerous loving pets including the adoption of dozens of animals in need and providing them with a peaceful home.
In 2008 the Black Bass Hotel was in desperate need of repair and was put up for auction.
Jack Thompson purchased the property and embarked on a total restoration of the historic hotel.
Built in the 1740s, the Black Bass Hotel served as a haven for travelers, traders, and sportsmen.
The famous tavern had many names through the years including Wall's Tavern, Lumberville Hotel, Temple Bar, The Rising Sun and finally The Black Bass Hotel.
As one of the oldest inns in the country, we are proud to be included in the National Register of Historic Places.
The Bass seeps with a rich history.
One of the most notable documents that while George Washington is known to have slept in several historic properties throughout the Delaware Valley, he notably did not stay at the Bass.
The famous tavern had many names through the years including Wall's Tavern, Lumberville Hotel, Temple Bar, The Rising Sun and finally The Black Bass Hotel.
As one of the oldest inns in the country, we are proud to be included in the National Register of Historic Places.
The Bass seeps with a rich history.
One of the most notable documents that while George Washington is known to have slept in several historic properties throughout the Delaware Valley, he notably did not stay at the Bass.
Guests are welcome to select the room of their choice according to availability.
We strongly suggest that you book your dinner reservation once you have confirmed your accommodations.
Full pre-payment is required in advance.
Breakfast is not included but is available at the Lumberville General Store.
Can not be combined with other offers.
We strongly suggest that you book your dinner reservation once you have confirmed your accommodations.
Full pre-payment is required in advance.
Breakfast is not included but is available at the Lumberville General Store.
Can not be combined with other offers.
The Black Bass is a remarkable venue to host your special or corporate event.
Whether a formal plated dinner, elegant buffet or casual cocktail party, we'll provide you with an experience you and your guests won't soon forget.
Enjoy the unmatched ambiance combined with enticing packages designed to fit every service preference.
Every event is tailored to your needs.
Choose from a variety of unique spaces, depending on the setting you want to achieve.
Whether a formal plated dinner, elegant buffet or casual cocktail party, we'll provide you with an experience you and your guests won't soon forget.
Enjoy the unmatched ambiance combined with enticing packages designed to fit every service preference.
Every event is tailored to your needs.
Choose from a variety of unique spaces, depending on the setting you want to achieve.
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