A delightful full breakfast is prepared each morning by Charles, and served in the formal dining room. You will find delicacies such as Amish slab-cut bacon, country fresh brown eggs, Amish whole wheat, white, or raisin breads, granolas, apple butter, and jams, plus cider, fresh orange juice, and beverages. It is all included in your tariff.

Enjoy complementary tea in the afternoons, as well as locally made, pineapple-shaped chocolates from the Purity Candy Company.

Check-in time: After 4:00 p.m.
Check-out time: Between 11:00 a.m. and noon
Note: The inn is closed each day between 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM for daily housekeeping services.

Deposit Policy: One night's lodging sent or via credit card guarantee.

Cancellation Policy: Lodging deposit is refundable when notice of cancellation is given within five (5) days of scheduled arrival, and when notice of cancellation is given within 14 days of schedule arrival on peak college weekends, except for Graduation, Homecoming, Alumni, and Parents Weekends, when cancellations or refunds cannot cannot be given.

Gift Certificate Policy: Gift certificates are not refundable. They may be transferred upon request by recipient unless obtained by raffle or auction, or if "nontransferable" is stated on the gift certificate.

Please Note: Cancellations are not accepted via email. All cancellations must be done by phone.

Payment: Cash, personal check, VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, or Carte Blanche.


Children: Well-behaved, supervised children of all ages are welcome.

Smoking: On porches only.

Pets: Not allowed. Kennels are available nearby. Call for more information.

Parking: Limited off-street parking; daytime, metered parking on street next to inn, no charge after 6:00 p.m. Nearby un-metered parking available.

All rooms air conditioned.

No handicap access.

In 1772, German immigrant Lewis Derr bought 320 prime acres of land near the Susquehanna River where he opened a mill and an Indian trading post. When this became successful, he began plans for a town. Eighty years later, the town was so prosperous that it was named the county seat. Mr. Derr's town, called Lewisburg, attracted eminent architect, Louis Palmer, who was commissioned to design an elegant, Federal-style home in 1857. The home was built on the main street, alongside numerous other prominant buildings. In 1985 it became known as the Pineapple Inn.

The Pineapple Inn is located just six blocks from Bucknell University, and less than 30 minutes from Susquehanna, Lycoming, and Bloomsburg Universities. Penn State University is just an hour away. Throughout the area you will find countless antique shops, specialty stores, recreational opportunities, fine dining, and unusual museums that highlight the 19th century.

If you are an outdoor enthusiast, the inn is close to some of the best hiking, cross-country skiing, and snowmobile paths in Pennsylvania! Golf, swimming, and canoeing are also available. Enjoy the rolling hills, gentle farm landscapes, and covered bridges that make up this beautiful valley.

Lewisburg weather - check the 7-day forecast from the National Weather Service.

Here are just a few of the local organizations, points of interest, and friends on the web:

Contact Information

Charles and Deborah North, Innkeepers 439 Market Street Lewisburg, PA 17837 (570) 524-6200 or e-mail us at pineappleinn@dejazzd.com Open year round The inn is located a few miles south of Interstate 80, at the crossroads of Routes 15 and 45.