Travelers Rest Motel

Retreat to the Quiet Town of Intercourse, PA.

Located at the edge of the picturesque town of Intercourse, we are just minutes from many fine Pennsylvania Dutch restaurants, farmer’s markets antique shops, museums, outlet shopping and various attractions. Kitchen Kettle Village, a village of over 30 working shops and the charming shops and eateries of Intercourse are all located within walking distance.

We feature:

40 clean, comfortable Guest rooms (all non-smoking)
Complimentary continental plus breakfast
Complimentary Wireless Internet in public areas and most rooms
Refrigerator in all rooms
Hairdryer in all rooms
Gazebo and lawn seating (a Guest favorite!)
King rooms
Complimentary Amish farmlands tour
Restaurants located nearby
Discounted attraction tickets
Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant & Smorgasbord is just a short drive away
Access to recreational amenities at Bird-in-Hand Family Inn

Complimentary Continental-Plus Breakfast
Each morning in our office lobby we offer a Continental-Plus Breakfast that features a variety of pastries, muffins, bagels, fruits, yogurt, cold cereals, juices and hot drinks.

To make reservations by phone call 1-800-665-8780 - 7 am to 9 pm EST

Did you know?

Route 340, the two lane country road that connects Bird-in-Hand and Intercourse, was designated by AAA as a Cultural Scenic Byway.

There's always plenty to see and do.

Restaurant & Smorgasbord

Good food has been a tradition with the Smucker family since our great-grandparents first moved to Bird-in-Hand at the turn of the century. Each day on our menu and smorgasbord you’ll find a whole host…
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Buggy Rides

In the summer, Bird-in-Hand Family of Inns offer Buggy Rides for Guests staying with us. Take an informative and scenic ride through the Amish countryside on an old-fashioned wagon that comfortably seats 12. Our driver…
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Seasons of Bird-in-Hand

For 40 years, the Smucker Family of Bird-in-Hand has shared the homemade goodness, fresh foods and family recipes from generations of Smuckers with their neighbors and guests. From season to season and generation to generation,…
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