Wilbraham Overview |
| Experience today's comforts and yesterday's Victorian elegance in one of Cape May's oldest and finest homes overlooking Wilbraham Park. |
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Payment Method |
· Cash
· Traveler's Check or Money Order
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Location Information |
| Location Description |
| John Wilbraham, a wealthy Philadelphia industrialist, brought Victorian style into this magnificent home and made it his permanent residence. Today, the mansion retains the ambiance and time-honored tradition in grandeur, combining elegance, comfort and a relaxed atmosphere. You'll step back in time with our period reproduction wallpapers and some of the original furnishings of the Wilbraham family. |
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| Directions |
From New York:
Take the NJ Turnpike South to the Garden State Parkway South. Take the Garden State Parkway until it ends and becomes Route 109 South. Proceed on Route 109 South, cross over the bridge, and proceed straight on Route 109 South until it becomes Lafayette Street. At the end of Lafayette Street (it dead ends into Collier’s liquor store), turn right onto Jackson Street. Go two blocks and bear right at the fork in the road. The Wilbraham Mansion is the first mansion on the right. |
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| Area Attractions |
| John Wilbraham, a wealthy Philadelphia industrialist, brought Victorian style into this magnificent home and made it his permanent residence. Today, the mansion retains the ambiance and time-honored tradition in grandeur, combining elegance, comfort and a relaxed atmosphere. You'll step back in time with our period reproduction wallpapers and some of the original furnishings of the Wilbraham family. |
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Policies |
| General Policy |
Terms and Conditions:
1. Rates are based on double occupancy.
2. Two-night minimum on weekends from May thru October. One night stays will be accepted based on availability.
3. We accept cash, checks, and credit cards (Visa and MasterCard).
4. A 50% deposit is required to confirm reservations of two nights or more.
5. Full payment applies as deposit requirement for a one-night reservation. For a two-night reservation booked at a discounted rate, one-night room rate deposit is required.
6. If your deposit is not received within one week of your reservation request, the room is no longer guaranteed.
7. All cancellations are subject to a $20 processing fee. If a cancellation made within 21 days of your scheduled stay is filled in its entirety, a gift certificate will be issued to you for the deposit amount less the processing fee (valid for one year from the original date that reservation was placed). Cancellations within 48 hours of scheduled stay will result in a forfeiture of deposit.
8. Room rates listed above do NOT include the 6% New Jersey sales tax nor 5% New Jersey room tax.
9. Third guest in room - $40.00 additional per night.
10. Prices are subject to change without notice.
11. Check-in time is 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Advanced notice required if check in is after 5:00PM.
12. Check-out time is 11:00AM.
13. Weekly rates available upon request.
14. No Pets allowed.
15. Due to the indoor pool and subsequent liability, no child below the age of 12 is allowed.
16. Smoking is permitted only on the front porch and around the pool. |
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| Reservation Policy |
The Wilbraham Mansion also hosts corporate retreats. Please call for details
* All rates listed above are rates per night
* Three-night stays required on the 4th of July and Labor Day weekends
* New Jersey Sales and room tax additional to rates listed above
* Rates are subject to change without notice |
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Innkeeper Information |
| Innkeeper Names |
| Bernard Haas |
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| Innkeepers Speak |
| English |
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Property Information |
| Property Noted For |
| The Wilbraham Mansion offers more than the typical comforts of a Bed & Breakfast. Our 20 x 40 foot indoor heated pool represents an amenity no other B&B can offer. |
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| Property Description |
| Built in 1840 and enlarged in circa 1900, the Wilbraham Mansion is truly a home of expansive proportions. Although an integral part of Cape May's historic tours of old homes and mansions for years, the Wilbraham Mansion remained a private residence until December 1988. |
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| On-Site Activities |
| Our 20 x 40 foot indoor heated pool represents an amenity no other B&B can offer. |
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