The Strasburg Village Inn Bed and Breakfast provides all of your comforts in a beautiful historic setting that has been serving travelers through Lancaster County since the turn of the 20th Century. A perfect home base for exploring all that Lancaster County has to offer, our 10 luxurious rooms are all uniquely decorated, each with Private Bath. Our traditional Queen Bed Rooms are individually appointed in classic style, with modern amenities. All include ensuite bathrooms, individual thermostat, wireless internet, cable TV, and a compact refrigerator. Traditional rooms have views of either Main Street Strasburg or the Strasburg Square. The Strasburg Village Inn Bed and Breakfast is the cornerstone of the Strasburg Shoppes at Centre Square. Located at the intersection of two of the oldest roadways in Pennsylvania, Strasburg Square has always been a center of activity in Lancaster County. The building that currently houses the Country Store and Creamery has served many purposes for the people of Strasburg, including a tavern, town meeting spot, post office, general store, and pharmacy. In 1984 the property was opened in its current form and.. well, the rest is history! The rest of the Strasburg Shoppes at Center Square have an equally interesting history. What is now the Strasburg Winery served as the town’s frozen food locker for as long as most folks around here can remember. The Strasburg Bakery was for many years The Yule Shop, a Christmas themed store. The Village Inn Bed & Breakfast has always been a hotel, catering to travelers who have visited Strasburg riding everything from horseback to Harley Davidsons! Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is a popular tourist destination, attracting people from all over the world. Visitors are drawn by the beauty of the farmland and the peaceful simplicity of the Amish culture. Outlet shopping, Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine, and Broadway quality shows are also popular attractions bringing tourists to Lancaster County. In the last few years, downtown Lancaster has gained a reputation as an arts destination with new restaurants, galleries, and First Fridays. There is