Flowers & Thyme is a Lancaster, PA bed and breakfast located in the heart of Lancaster County, a quiet and unspoiled location that is home to the PA Dutch, Amish and Mennonite families and known as the "Garden Spot of the USA"

Furnished in traditional décor, clean comfortable guest rooms each offer a queen size bed and private bath. Depending on your preference, you can choose a room with a canopy bed, fireplace or 2-person Jacuzzi. Guest room amenities include terry bathrobes, garden or farmland views, central air-conditioning, ceiling fans, Free WiFi, hair dryer and ironing board.

Guests enjoy a full hot breakfast that is served a each morning in the Gathering Room, an airy commodious room with a magnificent vaulted ceiling and an expanse of windows overlooking the countryside. A three-course meal is served with fruit juice, blended coffee, or specialty teas for beginners. A seasonal fruit dish, followed by a hot entrée of either something savory or sweet, along with ham, bacon, or sausage to compliment the meal. The menu of the day might include Puffy Dutch Pancakes, Vegetable Quiche, Asparagus Bundles or Cornflake-Crusted French Toast with caramel sauce. Fresh eggs, local produce and vegetables from our garden are used. Each breakfast concludes with a pastry of muffins, coffeecake or quick bread made from scratch. Cold cereal or homemade granola is always available.

This Lancaster bed and breakfast is located in a prime area of rural Lancaster County. The city of Lancaster is about 4 miles to the west of the B&B while Strasburg is 4 miles to the east. It is only 1 mile from Route 30, and the Tanger and Rockvale Square outlets. Local shops, Amish culture and crafts, anitques, covered bridges, the Strasburg Railroad, wineries, Longwood Gardens, Hershey Gardens and Chanticleer Gardens, theater and restaurants are all close by.

Flowers & Thyme Bed and Breakfast has been featured in the "Birds and Blooms" magazine.

The grounds are landscaped in the cottage garden style featuring plants and flowers - old-fashioned poppies mixed with knockout roses, gooseneck loosestrife or echinacea at every turn. The gardens are especially colorful early to mid-July when the biannual poppies put on their display.

You just might want to drift off to sleep in the hammock underneath the canopy of evergreen trees. The gazebo is an inviting oasis under the grove of trees, a place where you will want to sit and stay awhile, listen to the chirping of the crickets or watch the fireflies on a July summer evening.