Welcome to Olde Square Inn

Enter as guests, leave as friends.

Olde Square Inn is located in the historic little town of Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, where you’ll find restaurants, quaint shops and live events right out our front door. In just a few minutes’ drive you can be right in the heart of Lancaster County. You’ll be hunting antiques, visiting theaters, browsing outlets, discovering Amish culture, and taking part in all the unique experiences our beautiful area has to offer.

Start your visit with a complimentary glass of wine on the beautiful side porch or grand balcony and enjoy the view as you unwind and relax. Whether you’re staying in, taking a dip in the seasonal pool, or out discovering the area, you can count on us to help you make the most of your visit. We’re the ideal destination for couples and friends looking for the ideal escape.

Olde Square Inn – The perfect place to get away!

Rooms & Suites

We know you’ll love all of our guest rooms. Choose one of our suites or one of the beautiful rooms on the second floor. The only hard part is deciding which one.

Packages & Specials

Make even more memories. From treats to packages, we’ll take care of the details. You can sit back, relax, and enjoy.

Breakfast

Recreate some of our special breakfast recipes – as well as family favorites. You’ll find 40 delicious dishes along with a few behind-the-scenes stories from our Inn.

Things To Do in Lancaster, PA

One of the best things about our location is that we are in smack in the middle of the best of everything to see and do in Lancaster County. There are literally hundreds of shops, restaurants, sights, and unique experiences that make up the fabric of our beautiful area.

Outdoors

Shopping & Antiques

Wining, & Breweries

Attractions & Theater

Latest News & Events

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