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A spacious, inviting room, named for the original owner of The 1777 House. The structure served as the shop and residence for this noted clockmaker and his family, who were also devout followers of the religious community of the Ephrata Cloister. A cozy conversation area by the green marbled fireplace (one of the original appointments of the home) calls for a quiet chat. Notice the personalized dower chest -- once a bride's chest to hold her dowry. For quiet relaxation, enjoy a soak in the Jacuzzi® by the gas fire. Queen-size bed and a private bath with shower. First floor. |
$175
Sun-Thu
$185
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
 
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This grand, handsome room pays tribute to the founder of the Ephrata Cloister, a man who shaped the history of the Ephrata community. Decorated with a 19th century bedside table in rare tiger's eye maple, an antique window bench and blanket chest, and warmed by a corner fireplace. A bubbling Jacuzzi® awaits in the spacious private bath. Queen-size bed and shower. First floor. |
$175
Sun-Thu
$185
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
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The schoolmaster of the Ephrata Cloister, Brother Obed, found great pleasure in the printed word. Featuring a wall of bookshelves stocked with good reading, this room invites you to curl up with a spellbinding book. Queen-size bed and private bath with shower. First floor. |
$105
Sun-Thu
$110
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
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Father Friedsam holds a place in the Ephrata Cloister's history as "the peacemaker with the Indians." A quiet, handsome room, nestled behind the breakfast room with a private outside entrance. A Jacuzzi® bath soothes your spirits, and a wing chair with ottoman lets you plan the day ahead in cozy comfort. Queen-size bed and private bath with shower. First floor. |
$145
Sun-Thu
$155
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
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A member of the Ephrata Cloister sisterhood, Sister Anastasia filled the Cloister with music as overseer of the singing school. Her quiet strength is reflected in the clean, crisp stenciling and chairs detailed in crewel work. Tucked away at the end of the hall, with full-size bed, private bath with shower and tub, and built-in closet. Second floor. |
$105
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$110
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
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A large, impressive room, named for the charismatic leader of the Cloister, successor to Conrad Beissel. Hand-painted armoires and "Swag and Tassle" stenciling create an elegant ambiance, with an antique slant-top desk for recording the day's events. The spacious bath features an inviting Jacuzzi®, backdropped by the home's original stone masonry. Queen-size bed, large closet and private bath with shower. Second floor. |
$165
Sun-Thu
$175
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
 
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One of the most influential women of the Cloister, Maria Eicher was a paradox of humility and leadership. This room is a unique blend of pattern and texture. Floral linens combine with striking geometries in deep blue with rose accents. Furnished with a vivid armoire and personalized dower chest from 1828. Large private bath features a corner Jacuzzi® to relax you at day's end. Queen-size bed, private tub and shower, and cable television. Second floor. |
$165
Sun-Thu
$175
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
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A quiet cabinetmaker by trade, Brother Heinrich spent much of his life practicing the doctrine of the Ephrata Cloister. Crisp geometrics create a "Flying Geese" pattern in the hand-made quilt. Nautical hand-painted chest and 1800s candlestand table create an aura of days gone-by as you sink into the comfy wing chair and ottoman. Queen-size bed, private bath with shower, and walk-in closet. Second floor. |
$105
Sun-Thu
$110
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
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Appointed in linens of tulips and pastels. An antique quilt, now a work of art, decorates the wall in a patchwork pattern of soft hues. The seaman's chest from the turn of the century provides additional storage. As Cloister members, the Eichers lived in a cottage along the edge of the Ephrata Cloister; today the cottage holds the Eicher Indian Museum. Queen-size bed and private bath with shower with option of a private Jacuzzi® a few steps away. Third floor. |
$80
Sun-Thu
$85
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
 
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Instrumental in the economic development of the Cloister, and later captured by the Indians, his life was of generosity and toil. Restful hues of celadon and mauve decorate this room; while a charming window seat provides a lovely view. Option of private Jacuzzi®. Full-sized bed and private bath with shower. |
$80
Sun-Thu
$85
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
The 1777 House holds two very private loft suites.
The Carriage House Suites are located just behind the Inn.
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Exchanging his worldly name, Christian Eckstein, for Brother Gideon, he was an influential member of the brotherhood, administering the medical compounds of the apothecary. Tranquil pastels of celadon, lavender and peach are surrounded by white-washed walls to create a contemporary loft suite with Adirondack influences. The multi-level suite includes a fireplace and Jacuzzi®, dramatic high-ceiling sleeping area with queen-size bed, and sitting area with small refrigerator. Private bath with shower. Private outdoor entrance, first floor. |
$210
Sun-Thu
$225
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
 
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Darius Ruff, a blacksmith who operated a shop adjacent to the Cloister property, crafted some of the ironwork and hardware for the Cloister buildings. Unusual antiques complement a primitive mix of blue-green, mustard and spicy red. Multi-level suite includes a fireplace and Jacuzzi®, loft sitting area with sofa bed, queen-size bed, and small refrigerator. Private bath with shower. Private outdoor entrance. |
$210
Sun-Thu
$225
Fri-Sat & Holidays |
