Sleep where the sweetness was made.

From Cocoa to Comfort

A factory that never really stopped making people happy.

In 1865, H.O. Wilbur began a chocolate company that would sweeten America for generations. Its Lititz factory poured, wrapped and shipped the beloved Wilbur Bud — a foil-wrapped icon that arrived years before its more famous competitor's "kiss."

When the last batch left Broad Street, the town refused to let the building's story end. A meticulous restoration kept the exposed brick, timber bones and factory windows — and refilled them with a landmark hotel.