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Experience Old York Cellars & Stay the Night Nearby

Coming to Old York Cellars for one of Chef José’s wine pairing dinners, Wine & Comedy, live music, or a private event?

Comedian Helene Angley performing a stand‑up show at Old York Cellars with a “Tonight Stand‑Up Comedy” sign behind her and guests seated in the audience.
Guests enjoying a chef‑curated wine pairing dinner under the vineyard tent at Old York Cellars, with a long table set with flowers, wine glasses, and plates.
Couple walking through vineyard rows at Old York Cellars in Central NJ with scenic hills and trees in the background.

Stay the night and make more of your visit.

Old York Cellars is surrounded by four very different places to spend the night. Stay in historic Flemington, spend the night along the Delaware River in Lambertville or New Hope, or make downtown Princeton part of your getaway.

And if you’re planning to enjoy the wine, check with your hotel when booking about arranging transportation to and from Old York Cellars. Depending on the property, they may be able to recommend or help coordinate a local car or transportation service.

Flemington: Stay in the Heart of Hunterdon County

Downtown Flemington offers an easy, close‑to‑the‑winery stay with plenty to explore before or after your visit to Old York Cellars.

The Union Hotel — A Marriott Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Exterior view of The Union Hotel in downtown Flemington, New Jersey — a Marriott Tribute Portfolio Hotel with historic brick architecture and an American flag flying at the corner.
Interior lounge at The Union Hotel featuring exposed brick walls, wood‑beam ceilings, and cozy seating areas with armchairs and a fireplace in a modern boutique style.
Elegant guest room at The Union Hotel with a king bed, soft lighting, and large windows draped in navy curtains, showcasing Marriott’s Tribute Portfolio design aesthetic.

The historic and iconic Union Hotel is reopening as The Union Hotel, Flemington, part of the Marriott Bonvoy collection. Its anticipated opening date is September 3.

Extend your winery visit with an overnight stay in Flemington, then enjoy the town’s shops, cafés, and historic architecture the next day. You can even continue your Old York Cellars experience at our Wine Bar at Mr. Pop’s, featuring OYC wines paired with artisan chocolates.

Best for: Guests who enjoy boutique‑style accommodations, walkable downtowns, and a seamless blend of history and modern hospitality.

Lambertville: A Charming Delaware River‑Town Escape

About 10 minutes from Old York Cellars, Lambertville is an easy way to turn dinner or an event at the winery into a river-town getaway.

Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn

Exterior view of Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn along the Delaware River, surrounded by trees and reflecting on the water under a clear sky.
Interior lounge at Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn featuring leather seating, a fireplace, and elegant décor with warm lighting and river‑town charm.
Dining table set beside large windows overlooking the Delaware River at Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn, with teapots and breakfast settings ready for guests.

Located on Bridge Street overlooking the Delaware River, Lambertville Station puts you within walking distance of downtown restaurants, galleries and shops.

Come to the vineyard for the afternoon, stay for dinner or an event, then spend the night in Lambertville. The next morning, explore both Lambertville and New Hope, just across the bridge.

Best for: Couples and travelers looking for a winery and river-town getaway.

New Hope: A Vibrant River-Town Destination

Just across the Delaware from Lambertville, New Hope offers restaurants, bars, galleries, shops and entertainment in a walkable downtown.

Ghost Light Inn

Exterior of Ghost Light Inn in New Hope, Pennsylvania, featuring stone and wood architecture with black metal light fixtures above the entrance.
View of the riverwalk outside Ghost Light Inn, showing a paved path lined with streetlamps and greenery leading toward the Delaware River.
Spacious guest room at Ghost Light Inn with a king bed, modern furnishings, and large windows overlooking the Delaware River.

The boutique Ghost Light Inn sits along the Delaware River beside Bucks County Playhouse, putting you right in the center of New Hope.

Logan Inn

Exterior of Logan Inn in New Hope, Pennsylvania, illuminated at dusk with warm lighting and stone architecture surrounded by landscaped grounds.
Interior lounge at Logan Inn featuring stone walls, wood floors, and modern seating areas with large windows and natural light.
Recreation space at Logan Inn with a black‑and‑white checkered floor, red seating, stone walls, and a pool table under pendant lighting.

One of New Hope’s best-known historic properties, the Logan Inn combines a downtown location with easy access to restaurants, shops, nightlife and the river.

Spend your afternoon and evening at Old York Cellars, then head into New Hope for the night. In the morning, walk across the bridge and explore Lambertville too.

Best for: A winery getaway with plenty to do after you leave the vineyard and the next morning.

Princeton: Wine Country Meets a Classic College Town

You can spend an afternoon surrounded by vines and still be in downtown Princeton in less than 30 minutes.

Princeton is also easily accessible from both New York City and Philadelphia by train. Amtrak and NJ Transit serve Princeton Junction, with NJ Transit’s short “Dinky” connection providing service between Princeton Junction and Princeton Station near the Princeton University campus. That makes it possible to leave the car at home, spend a weekend in Princeton and arrange transportation to Old York Cellars for your winery visit.

Graduate by Hilton Princeton

Exterior of Graduate by Hilton Princeton, a brick hotel building with large windows and a sign above the entrance reading “Graduate Hotels.”
Lobby of Graduate by Hilton Princeton featuring a large wooden reception desk with decorative plants and arched architectural details.
Guest room at Graduate by Hilton Princeton with a canopy bed draped in red and blue fabric, a blue bedspread, and a vase of yellow flowers at the foot of the bed.

Located on Chambers Street in downtown Princeton, the Graduate puts you within walking distance of Princeton University, Palmer Square, restaurants and shopping.

Nassau Inn

Aerial view of Nassau Inn in downtown Princeton, New Jersey, surrounded by trees and walkways with its classic brick façade and slate roof.
Outdoor dining area at Nassau Inn featuring stone walls, colorful umbrellas, and patio seating beside the historic building and chimney.
Front view of Nassau Inn illuminated at dusk with warm exterior lighting and landscaped greenery along the walkway.

For a more historic Princeton stay, the Nassau Inn is located directly on Palmer Square, in the heart of downtown.

Come to Old York Cellars for wine, dinner and an evening at the vineyard, stay overnight in Princeton, then spend the next day exploring downtown and the Princeton University campus.

Best for: Making Old York Cellars part of a Princeton weekend getaway.

Coming for Wine & Comedy? Make a Night of It.

Wine & Comedy Nights are an especially good reason to stay nearby.

Come early and enjoy dinner from Chef José and your favorite Old York Cellars wines before the show. Then, instead of making the drive home after a night of stand-up comedy, head to your hotel in Flemington, Lambertville, New Hope or Princeton.

Celebrating at Old York Cellars?

Nearby hotels can also make planning a private event at the winery easier for your guests.

Whether you’re celebrating a birthday or anniversary, hosting a corporate gathering, planning a rehearsal dinner or bringing family and friends together for another special occasion, your guests can enjoy the event without having to travel far afterward.

Choose Flemington for convenience, Lambertville for a river-town escape, New Hope for restaurants and nightlife, or Princeton for a full weekend destination.

Experience Old York Cellars. Then Explore the Neighborhood.

One of the best things about a visit to Old York Cellars is everything that’s nearby.

Spend the day among the vines. Enjoy Old York Cellars wines and Chef José’s food. Stay for live music, a wine pairing dinner, Wine & Comedy or a private celebration.

Then stay the night nearby.

Flemington. Lambertville. New Hope. Princeton.

Four different ways to turn a visit to Old York Cellars into something more than a night out.