Nestled in the folds of several dramatic mountains, Jim Thorpe is one of America 's most scenic and historic towns and is called "America's Little Switzerland". The Inn at Jim Thorpe is one of the small and walkable town's landmark treasures. Built in 1849 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Inn combines old world charm with modern conveniences. Best of all, the town's quaint shops, antique stores, galleries, opera house, pubs, restaurants, train rides, river rafting, kayaking, and hiking/biking trails are just steps from the front door.

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Built In The 1840's, this hotel was painstakingly and recently renovated to preserve the essence of that high-flying era of gaslights, horse-drawn carriages, and Victorian opulence. It is said General Grant, President Taft, Buffalo Bill, Thomas Edison, and John D. Rockerfeller have each stayed here. The village offers a wide variety of nearby activities such as boating, bicycle rentals, fishing, children's playground, golf, cross country skiing, sailing, horseback riding, galleries, hiking trails, jogging track, mountain biking, train rides, snow mobiling, swimming, water skiing, & snow skiing. The Swiss Tourist Board has dubbed Jim Thorpe "America's Little Switzerland."

The Inn offers a variety of amenities and room features, including:

• suites with whirlpools and fireplaces
• spa services
• free wireless Internet in all rooms
• authentic Irish pub and restaurant
• exercise room and bike storage
• cable TV/HBO & phones w/voice mail
• adventure packages, spa getaways, romantic couples escapes, and show & stay packages
• fully-equipped meeting rooms