O’Flaherty’s Dingeldein House is an historic inn located in Lancaster County, the heart of Pennsylvania’s Amish Country. The house first served as the home to members of the Armstrong family of cork and tile fame. Armstrong’s World Headquarters still makes its home in Lancaster, PA. Built about 1910 in the Dutch Colonial style popular at the time, the house made a handsome residence for the two families who, in succession, occupied the home until 1986 when it first became a bed and breakfast.

Gerry and Dave are the fourth innkeepers at the Dingeldein House. Their arrival brought their unique and eclectic collection of antiques and Americana to be found in every corner of the house.

When you stay at the Dingeldein House, you should feel it is your house. Our spacious living room provides you with a warm fireplace as well as television and VCR. Enjoy the living room as a place to visit with each other, meet other guests, enjoy a game, read a book (if you don't have one, we have a selection to interest all tastes), have a warm cup of coffee or tea and a sweet treat! After dinner, you may want to sit by the fire and warm yourself with a glass of port wine. Our den offers a quiet area to read a book and enjoy a second fireplace.

The new cottage across the garden has two spacious bedrooms, the Nature Room and the Red Rose Room. Guests can also enjoy the amenities of the main inn.

In the spring, summer and fall, enjoy our porch, Koi fishpond and gardens that are sure to bring relaxation to all. You may want to sit by the pond or on the porch and catch up on things back home with your laptop. For the convenience of both leisure and business travelers, we have wireless Internet access!