Discover the Historic Hotel Bethlehem's spectacular views of Historic Moravian Bethlehem (a U.S. National Historic Landmark District), downtown Main Street, and the iconic Bethlehem star on top of the nearby mountain. The hotel was built in 1922 on the site of the Moravian missionaries' famous log house, the First House of Bethlehem.

View Historic Hotel Bethlehem's story in the lower lobby's Hall of History. Artifacts from the town's history (from religious settlement to industrial boomtown), such as photographs and printed materials, are also showcased. A 1936 George Gray painting in the Mural Room depicts the transformation of the culture surrounding the building.

Stroll into the hotel's dining room, 1741 On The Terrace. Enjoy views of historic Bethlehem from a cascade of natural light brought in through the arching palladium windows that illuminate the authentic Moravian tile floor.