The Queen A Victorian Bed & Breakfast

Stopped here on my way from Detroit to New Jersey. And, I have to say — one of my favorite Bed and Breakfast experiences to date! Nancy greeted us as we got in at 10:30PM, and helped us get all of our stuff into our room — the Governor’s suite. We had our dog with us, and this room was not only dog friendly, but incredibly clean and cozy — complete with fireplace, and treats for both dogs and humans. Breakfast was a yummy apple waffle, served promptly at 9am. Be sure to chat with Nancy — she’s full of knowledge about the house’s history, the area, and well as a wealth of information on Pennsylvania. I would definitely return.

The family and I decided at the last minute to drive from Chicago to Connecticut for Christmas. Not every B&B is willing to accommodate a small child, but Nancy was thrilled to have us all there, and my five-​year-​old daughter would have been happy to just stay there and cut the trip short. We arrived way later than planned, and found our own way to our gorgeous room. The following morning, Nancy was actually apologizing for missing us the night before. The entire experience was fun, the house was spotless, and it didn’t cost us any more than the dumpy roadside hotels we’ve been forced to stay at in the past.

My boyfriend and I were on a spontaneous road trip and realized around 6:30 pm we needed somewhere to stay. We called The Queen A Victorian B&B and were greeted by a very friendly Tami who said to come on over and wine and cheese would be waiting. The home is beautiful, the rooms are impeccably clean and cozy, and Tami is a delight. She helped directed us to a lovely dinner. The stuffed french toast is to die for! Cant’ wait to come back!

We stayed one night in the Maid’s Quarters, a 1 bedroom, living room, full kitchen & bathroom suite with separate side entrance. Chocolate truffles and a welcome/​explanation letter greeted us (we arrived late at night), along with water and soda in the fridge. The suite slept 2 adults and 2 kids comfortably (kids on the futon in the living room). A ton of Victorian and vintage stuff all around, kind of quirky. Nancy was very helpful and hospitable and had interesting stories to tell. Breakfast was tasty with fruit & eggs benedict, served at 9am. A very bed-​and-​breakfast-​y kind of place, and I’m a fan of B&Bs.

My son and I stopped here for a night in our way to our new home. They were very accommodating to us and our cats. We also got good advice on a nice place to go for dinner. It was a nice respite during and otherwise busy trip in winter.

I stayed for five nights at The Queen due to a medical emergency for my daughter who is a recent grad of Penn State and now continues in a research capacity there. Nancy was so welcoming and understanding and it was wonderful to return each night after 12 hour days of medical concerns and organization. I melted into the bed each night and woke the next morning ready for any challenges the new day brought. The Queen is decorated so beautifully that I almost felt like I was returning to my own home each night. Now that my daughter is well on her way to recovery, I hope I can return to The Queen and enjoy the full bed and breakfast lifestyle. The Queen is located on a street with other beautiful homes and Bellefonte is a very beautiful, historic community where everyone is so friendly and welcoming.

Nice b&b to go to. The host is so nice and friendly. Lots of history and about 15 minutes from Penn States campus. The breakfast was amazing. We had the French Toast — it’s to die for.

We arrived 2 hours later than expected, but we were greeted with a big smile and a lovely tour. We got two rooms for the price of one, since we were moved due to another guest’s request. No problem for us — worked out great. This place is chock-​a-​block full of all kinds of Victorian «stuff». By some miracle, there is not one bit of dust in the whole house — it is as clean as a whistle.
Lovely touches like a 24 hour coffee service in the hallway, make up remover, face lotions, Biore facecloths, etc. are all available in the rooms. Very comfortable beds, fantastic sheets (which you can buy, by the way — totally reasonably) — slept very nicely.
Breakfast was lovely — homemade Eggs Benedict, fruit cups, little chocolates on the table and an assortment of juices. Nancy took extra care to ensure that our children were happy as well, offering hot chocolate and options for breakfast. (She also entertained them on the player piano — and assisted them to play it — a huge crowd pleaser). Made conversation with a very sweet couple at the table — it is why I enjoy B&Bs — connecting with other people. And the Queen is the perfect place to do it.