Glen Onoko Guesthouse in jim thorpe, pennsylvania
A Legacy of Hospitality since 1901
The story of the Mercantile Guesthouse
Step into a piece of Jim Thorpe's living history. Originally built in 1901 as a bustling mercantile building, the Glen Onoko Guesthouse has been meticulously renovated to preserve its turn of-the-century soul while offering modern comfort.
From the high ceilings to the architectural echoes of its merchant past, the building stands as a bridge between its 1901 mercantile heritage and the refined comfort found within its walls today.
A Masterpiece of Restoration
The Glen Onoko Guesthouse is more than a place to stay. Ready to step back in time? Experience the 1901 Mercantile for yourself
We accept reservations through VRBO/HomeAway. Choose your lodging reservation to experience this unique rental property.
The story of the Mercantile Guesthouse
Step into a piece of Jim Thorpe's living history. Originally built in 1901 as a bustling mercantile building, the Glen Onoko Guesthouse has been meticulously renovated to preserve its turn of-the-century soul while offering modern comfort.
From the high ceilings to the architectural echoes of its merchant past, the building stands as a bridge between its 1901 mercantile heritage and the refined comfort found within its walls today.
A Masterpiece of Restoration
The Glen Onoko Guesthouse is more than a place to stay. Ready to step back in time? Experience the 1901 Mercantile for yourself
We accept reservations through VRBO/HomeAway. Choose your lodging reservation to experience this unique rental property.
Glen Onoko GuesthouseFeatures the most expansive layout, echoing the original scale of the 1901 mercantile floor plan of the original main residence on the top 2 floors of the building. Sleeps up to 5 guests with 1 King, 2 queen, 1 twin bed
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Storefront STUDIO A seamless blend of the building's historic shell with contemporary finishes - perfect for 2 guests with a king bed, a full kitchen, a shower bathroom, and a smart TV
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Glen Onoko GetawayHighlights the textures of the buildings original materials offering a more intimate connection to the artesian craftmanship. Sleeps 2 in a queen bed
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