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The Cherished Pearl Bed & Breakfast
Welcome to the Cherished Pearl, a Victorian bed & breakfast located in Honey Brook, Pennsylvania. This elegant 1870's era home is graced with beauty, character, and warmth. Opened in January 2004, we offer three rooms available for rent year round. Included in the price is access to a guests' living room, shared bath, and breakfast in our formal dining room.

Our lovely, restored Victorian home makes a fantastic getaway, or a place to relax and stay for a week. Guests comment on the intricately designed woodwork, the display of antiques, and the whimsical penguin collection, as well as the delicious food and generous hospitality. Your stay includes snacks upon arrival, early morning coffee and treats, a complete breakfast served in the formal dining room, in-room cable TV, central air, wireless internet, and access to the gardens. For an extra fee, brunch and afternoon tea are also available. Reservations are required in advance. Explore our website for specials and a complete listing of local events.

Our Current Specials

Tea-liciously Yours Join us for afternoon tea at the Cherished Pearl. Savor a delightful and delicious meal in our elegant dining room full with charm and ambiance. Afternoon tea is a wonderful way to make new memories with family and friends; or, a perfect change of pace for your next business or club meeting. Tea-lite Faire $26.00 per person for table of 6-7 $24.00 per person for table of 8-9 $22.00 per person for table of 10-12 Tea-lite Faire includes: Two types of tea sandwiches; your choice of soup or salad; plus fruit, dessert treats, & tea. Tea-s'more Faire $28.00 per person for table of 6-7 $26.00 per person for table of 8-9 $24.00 per person for table of 10-12 Tea-s'more Faire includes: Three types of tea sandwiches; plus soup, salad, fruit, dessert treats, & tea. Enjoy a special afternoon over tea and tradition. Call now to reserve our dining room at (610) 273-2312.

Goings On

Green is Inn! Eco-Friendly "Greening" at The Cherished Pearl Bed and Breakfast We strive to provide our guests with an enjoyable stay while still doing our part to conserve energy and protect the environment. We hope that our guests will join our efforts while staying with us, perhaps even taking a few ideas home with them. To learn more how we make your stay a "green" one, click here.

25 Great Reasons to Experience Western Chester County Discover our home, our town, our county, our way of life. Where beautiful rolling farmland, scenic golf courses, historic awareness, quality antiquing and relaxation await you. To see our top 25 list of places and events, click here.

Upcoming Local Events

Orchid Extravaganza at Longwood Gardens Kennett Square, PA · January 24th thru May 31st, 2009 Longwood Gardens encompasses 1,050 acres of gardens, woodlands, and meadows. Enjoy over 11,000 types of plants, more fountains than any other garden in the US, educational and visitor programming, and over 400 performances a year. For ticket prices, event times, and more information, call 610-388-1000 or visit the official website.

Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre Presents "High School Musical" Lancaster, PA · April 9th thru May 30th, 2009 The smash hit movie comes alive with every single song from the soundtrack. This is a must-see for all ages. Follow the antics of East High's most popular students as they fall in love and secretly audition for the school musical. The Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, now in its 20th year, consistently provides top quality productions, award-winning food and exceptional service to over 150,000 guests annually. The theatre seats 380 and is located in the heart of the Amish Country in southeastern Pennsylvania. It features a simple yet sophisticated charm you won't find in many theatres. For ticket prices and more information, call 717-898-1900 or visit the theatre's official website.

Art4Barter Exhibition Chester County Art Association, West Chester, PA · June 12th thru 19th, 2009 The participating artists, all from Chester County, will present their artwork for barter. No artwork shall be sold for money but rather for services and goods. The exact service or good that the artist requires will be on the label next to their art. For example, if an artist were to ask for dental work or other medical procedures in exchange for their art, or for a studio to work in, etc., it will give the community an opportunity to barter for those items that are missing from the artists’ lives. Chester County Art Association offers 14 exhibitions each year, 11 group shows and 3 solo exhibitions. Most of our shows are juried; group shows often feature as many as 150 artists at a time. Most shows open with a reception Thursday night before the show's opening date, unless otherwise specified. Receptions are free and open to the public. For more details, visit the official website, or call 610-696-5600.

The Rainbow Dinner Theater presents "There Goes The Bride" 3065 Rt. 30 East, Paradise, PA · May 5th through August 1st, 2009 As a socially prominent family prepares to wed their daughter to the son of an equally upper-crust set of in-laws to be, what's the worst that could happen? You can't even imagine! "America's Only All-Comedy Dinner Theater" provides food for the body and laughter for the soul! An outstanding all-you-can-eat buffet combined with a top-notch broadway comedy will keep you coming back for more. For more information, call (717) 687-4300, toll-free (800) 292-4301, or visit the theater's official website.

The Basics How to Find Us We are located along the Horseshoe Pike (US 322) in Honey Brook, three blocks east of the intersection of routes US 322 and PA 10. For driving directions, click here or the menu above. The town of Honey Brook is near the western border of Chester County, which is conveniently located between Philadelphia and Lancaster County.

Area Attractions The Cherished Pearl is minutes away from Amish attractions as well as the outlets in Reading and Lancaster. If you are looking for things to do in the Honey Brook area, click here or on the menu above.

John and Anna Rohrer-Ressler, Innkeepers