Nestled in picturesque Hackettstown, New Jersey, David’s Country Inn is a beautifully restored Victorian mansion with a rich history spanning nearly two centuries. Originally known as The Warren House, the property was named in honor of General Joseph Warren, who died at the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775.

The inn’s existing frame structure was built in 1840 and served as a welcoming destination for travelers for more than 150 years. In its earliest days, The Warren House operated as a stagecoach stop and featured 24 guest rooms, two parlors, a bar, and a dining room.

After years of neglect, the historic property was purchased by Louis J. Falzarano, Jr. and his wife, Theodora, who lovingly restored and transformed it into David’s Country Inn in 1978. Their vision breathed new life into the landmark while preserving the character and charm that make the property so special. Following Louis’s passing in 2009, his children, Christopher and Jordan, joined their mother in carrying on the family legacy.

Elegantly restored and thoughtfully preserved, David’s Country Inn offers a truly distinctive setting for weddings and special events. With only one wedding hosted each day, the entire mansion and grounds are reserved exclusively for you and your guests. Whether you envision an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, every detail is attended to with gracious hospitality, personalized service, and timeless elegance. From the historic character of the mansion to the warmth of its country setting, David’s Country Inn provides a memorable backdrop for life’s most meaningful occasions.

For nearly fifty years, the Falzarano family has proudly owned and operated David’s Country Inn. Many members of our experienced team have been part of the David’s Country Inn family for years – even decades – bringing an exceptional level of knowledge and hospitality to every event. We invite you to contact our catering directors, Chris Falzarano or Jordan (Falzarano) Ferrara, to schedule a personal tour. We look forward to welcoming you.