The unassuming cut stone facade of the Penn’s View Hotel holds a delicious surprise. Inside, you’ll find a charming representation of Old World grace and beauty without excess trappings such as gilded chandeliers. Guest rooms are individually decorated, but all feature dark wood headboards and furniture. Some rooms have exposed brick walls; others are filled with French country fabrics and accessories. If you want a fireplace and a view of the Delaware, upgrade to a premium room. At night, plan to spend time in the Ristorante Panorama, where an amazing selection of more than150 wines are available by the glass. If you’d rather buy by the bottle, try the 2000 Chateau Bourgneuf Pomerol. An exquisite daVinci-style mural covers an entire wall of the restaurant, and the casually elegant décor fits the modern Italian menu.