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Event space overlooking the river at Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn, Lambertville, NJ


The creatively renovated Wine Cellar of Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn, located downstairs, features a cozy atmosphere, an impressive collection of wines from around the world, and a creative selection of cheeses, tapas and chocolates.


The Bridge Room and Victorian Lounge at Lambertville Station can accommodate 40 to 50 guests and the Creekside Room overlooks Swan Creek providing a serene backdrop for up to 36 guests. The Delaware Room is another of the property's private rooms for board meetings. And, the adjacent Inn can accommodate meeting attendees, groups, retreats and incentive pro- grams.


Inn of The Hawke is located within walking distance to all that Lambertville has to offer. It is home to a pub with a lively and unpretentious atmosphere, and a garden patio shaded by four 100-year-old sycamore trees.


A fusion of history and luxury, The Lambertville House is a premier destination offering overnight accommodations and space for social gatherings and meetings in Lambertville. Originally built in 1812, it has received the AAA Four Diamond award of excellence and is a member of the Select Registry Group of Inns.


6­ 8 January­z February­2020


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