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ngày 18 tháng 9 năm 2024
Thanks to a remarkable woman who loved her childhood home so much that she lived most of her ninety-six years there, you can travel back in time to the Gilded Age on your next trip to Reading, PA. A stay at Stirling is a must for Reading history buffs, Berks County residents looking for a special night away from home, and travelers to the area looking for a one-of-a-kind experience. Parking is easy. Charles Evans Cemetery is directly across the street, the Berks History Center is within walking distance, First Energy Stadium is less than a mile away, and Santander Arena is less than two. Staying at Stirling is like staying at a museum or on a movie set, but the current owners make their guests feel right at home…if you can imagine your home being a grand mansion filled with antique furniture, pianos, a billiards room, stained glass windows, exquisite fireplaces, and chandeliers. You might expect stuffy service in such opulent surroundings, but that is not the case at Stirling. I had a friendly text chat with one of the owners shortly after I made my reservation. Then, just before my stay, he went above and beyond to accommodate my last-minute requests. Upon arrival, I was greeted by the owner’s sister, who showed me around the first floor, which is available to guests, and escorted me to my room. She asked what time I wanted to have breakfast and said I could let her know later that night. The next morning, she served a delicious breakfast in the formal dining room. At every turn, my Stirling hosts were flexible, gracious, and welcoming. They are excellent stewards of Gertrude Sternbergh’s home.
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