What types of rooms does Brickhouse Inn B&B offer?

Brickhouse Inn B&B lists 15 room types, including Deluxe Queen Studio, Queen Suite, Deluxe Queen Room.

What bed types are available at Brickhouse Inn B&B?

Bed configurations at Brickhouse Inn B&B include 1 Queen bed, 1 Double bed, 1 Queen bed and 1 Single bed.

What is the size range of rooms at Brickhouse Inn B&B?

Rooms at Brickhouse Inn B&B range from 15 to 92 square metres (163 to 990 square feet).

Are there suites or family rooms at Brickhouse Inn B&B?

Yes, room names at Brickhouse Inn B&B include Queen Suite, Family Suite.

Which is the largest room at Brickhouse Inn B&B?

The largest listed room is Deluxe Double Room, about 92 square metres (990 square feet).

Which rooms at Brickhouse Inn B&B have a balcony or terrace?

Rooms with a balcony or terrace include Family Suite, Queen Suite.

Which rooms at Brickhouse Inn B&B have a kitchenette?

Rooms with a kitchenette include Deluxe Queen Studio.

Which rooms at Brickhouse Inn B&B have a view?

Rooms with a listed view include Queen Room with Garden View.

What amenities do the rooms at Brickhouse Inn B&B have?

Room amenities listed at Brickhouse Inn B&B include air conditioning, balcony or patio, TV, kettle or coffee maker, view. They vary by room type.

Brickhouse Inn B&B | Rooms with Kitchenettes

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15 Room Type

Rooms at Brickhouse Inn B&B Gettysburg reflect the property’s historic roots, where each space carries its own story.

Brickhouse Inn B&B Gettysburg offers individually styled rooms that reflect both its historic roots and its understated approach to amenities. Rather than uniform hotel room layouts, each space carries its own character—some tucked beneath sloped ceilings, others opening toward the garden. Antique furnishings and period details shape the atmosphere, while modern comforts are quietly integrated without overwhelming the setting. Private bathrooms, climate control, and Wi-Fi are present, though the focus remains on the experience of staying in a preserved home. These rooms feel personal rather than standardized, inviting a slower pace that aligns with the property’s overall tone and policies of maintaining a calm, residential environment.

Room Tip: Garden-facing rooms tend to feel quieter and more secluded, especially during peak visitor seasons.

In every room: Flat-screen TV · Streaming media

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