The Guesthouse at The Frederick Stegmaier Mansion | Historic overnight stays in Wilkes-Barre
The Guesthouse at The Frederick Stegmaier Mansion in Wilkes-Barre, PA offers refined accommodations within a carefully restored local landmark. The property welcomes guests seeking a stay that balances historic character with modern comfort. Located on South Franklin Street, the mansion reflects generations of architectural significance and thoughtful preservation while supporting overnight guests year-round.
Accommodations include a range of guest rooms and suites designed for comfort and privacy. Options include deluxe guest rooms, mini suites and expansive one-bedroom suites. Each space features a private bathroom, sitting area and kitchenette. Select suites include separate living rooms and full kitchens. Guests enjoy daily housekeeping and a complimentary continental breakfast, creating an easy and relaxed stay. The setting suits romantic weekends, special celebrations and quiet personal retreats.
History of the Frederick Stegmaier Mansion
The Frederick Stegmaier Mansion in Wilkes-Barre was constructed around 1870 by architect Missouria B. Houpt. Houpt lived there until 1906, followed by several ownership changes. In 1910, the mansion became home to Frederick J. Stegmaier, a prominent local brewer associated with Stegmaier Beer. The property features a French Chateau exterior with Gothic Revival and Aesthetic Movement interior details. Today, the mansion remains an important example of Wilkes-Barre’s architectural and cultural history.
As a sister property to The Stegmaier at the Mary Stegmaier Mansion, hospitality continues to define every stay.
The Guesthouse at The Frederick Stegmaier Mansion in Wilkes-Barre delivers elegant overnight accommodations shaped by history and care.
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