The Wilbur Lititz, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Guests praise the comfortable, lovely rooms and courteous staff. The exceptional cleanliness and unbeatable location near restaurants and main attractions are also highly appreciated.

First time in town to celebrate retirement and birthday. Cool industrial look to the hotel and staff was great. A little room issue was resolved and made right so they know how to provide customer service. Nice bar and restaurant too. Great history tour provided by the hotel too

We just returned from a wonderful three day stay at the Wilbur Lititz and cannot say enough good things about this lovely boutique hotel. Our two rooms were very spacious (#510 was particularly large, and #508 was also very comfortable), with very attractive decor including exposed brick walls and wall art that reflected the hotel's former life as a chocolate factory. Bath amenities were from Molton Brown, a luxury brand, and the variety of scents was wonderful (guests can also purchase the products onsite). Beds were extremely comfortable, with fluffy pillows (one can even choose from a "menu" of pillows prior to arrival). The Wilbur's lobby includes beautiful hanging Moravian star chandeliers, and this star theme was also reflected in the tasteful hall carpeting. The Wilbur has lovely landscaping outside and has repurposed factory machinery into a thoughtful array of benches and other outside decorations. Breakfast at the Kole Restaurant included a delicious baked oatmeal dish that was both delicious and generous in portion (there's also a charming coffee shop, New Holland, right across the street). The Wilbur overlooks a delightful town park, lovingly maintained by the Moravian Church, that includes water flowing from a local spring (the source of Lititz's water supply) and is home to a large flock of mallard ducks. We even saw an invigorating performance of big band music, complete with dancers, while on other nights the local high school marching band appeared to be practicing at various points throughout the park. All of this increased our stay's charm exponentially. To top it all off, the Wilbur's staff was simply delightful, and I would like to give special recognition to Kate Neal, the concierge, who arranged wonderful tours for us at both the Historical Foundation of Lititz and the Julius Sturgis Pretzel Factory. Kate was charming and professional, and her help really enhanced our stay. Both tours provided fascinating views into the history of Lititz, its architecture and people, and gave us a wonderful appreciation for this lovely hidden gem of a town. Taina at the front desk was also a delight, helping to reset the TV when we couldn't immediately get access, while Dawn kindly printed out and scanned a document when work intervened. All in all, an A++ visit and we look forward to a return visit to the Wilbur Lititz in the not-too-distant future!