Highly recommend!! You won't be disappointed. We celebrated our anniversary here after a…read morerecommendation from my sister and it was the best! Wayyyyy better than staying in one of the area hotels. Don and Ellen were extremely hospitable. They were able to accommodate our late check in time which we were very grateful of. They had snacks, coffee and tea 24/7 along with candy and games. The inn itself is very charming and I love all the decor. We stayed in the Sycamore room on the second floor. The bed was a little too soft for our liking but everything was super clean. They really thought of everything! The inn is within 10-15 min drive to all of the area attractions! The BEST part was the breakfast! Don was able to accommodate for dietary restrictions and the meals were delicious! Portions were large! We cannot wait to come back when we're in the area and will recommend to all of our friends and family!

This is a lovely, historic inn with beautifully decorated rooms and the most delicious breakfasts…read more The host Don was extremely friendly and especially attentive when serving breakfast. We stayed in the Homestead Room which is one of the smaller rooms, and it was very comfortable and well furnished with shelves and hooks on which to hang things. The outside spaces are large and welcoming. The decor is very traditional and showcases primitive and farmhouse style throughout. The stairs are a bit steep, and there is some traffic noise as the inn is close to the road.

My wife and I have had it a tradition to travel to Hershey yearly for an anniversary getaway. We…read moreoriginally planned to travel to different B&Bs for every anniversary, but after visiting Westwynn a few times, we changed plans and come to Hershey every year. Three things that keep us coming to Westwynn yearly are: (1) outstanding and creative gourmet breakfast (truly unmatched), (2) the consistently warm, welcoming, and relaxing atmosphere of the Inn, (3) the supreme cleanliness of the rooms and common space. If you are looking for your next B&B spot; Westwynn is your spot!

I can't even begin to describe how beautiful this property is. Horses, barn cats, color changing…read moreleaves, the smell of fresh waffles and baked cookies cover the house daily. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The fire place inside the bedroom was a cute touch. The check in was easy with a name displayed note on the door when arriving. We will definitely return!!

Excellent! Spectacular historic home with the luxuries of a modern escape. If you are in the Pecan…read moreroom, you can luxuriate in the clawfooted tub in the window-lit bathroom or enjoy the rain shower head. Hosts are over the top. You will enjoy chef-trained treats upon arrival, at breakfast, and after departure. A perfect stay in Hershey. Fireplaces make this a cozy winter getaway.

Annville Inn is so beautiful. Craig and Rosalie are the best hosts. The grounds at Annville Inn are…read moreamazing. So many beautiful plants and trees to enjoy. Inside the Inn is filled with beautiful furnishings. The rooms are very comfortable. Rosalie prepares amazing meals for all of her guests. Please make sure you stay here the next time you are in the Annville, PA area.

I've done many reviews of bed and breakfasts here on Yelp, the good, the bad and the ugly. The…read moreAnnville Inn hits a new category: The Amazing. The Annville Inn isn't just a B&B, it is darn near a resort. With a spacious home theater, a game/billiards room, a 4 seasons room, a sparkling clean pool and plenty of grounds to explore, we've not left the property during our whole stay. The Innkeepers Rosalie and Craig are detail oriented and customer focused. During the COVID 19 pandemic, their attention to sanitizing spaces is a step above other establishments. Masks are always worn around guests, guests wear masks in common spaces, visits to the theater are spaced out to allow cleaning in between movie sittings, I feel very safe and secure here. Our first 2 nights were in the Country Comfort room. While it is on the smaller side of their rooms (The Mardi Gras is the smallest) it was sufficient for our needs. The tile shower is a bit larger than a corner shower, but the water pressure was lacking from the fireplace. The bedding is soft, but the queen sized bed is bouncy and squeaky, so if you have a restless sleeper, this may jostle you. Our one recommendation to the innkeepers on this room: Blackout curtains would help here. The blinds aren't sufficient to block out the light in the early morning, or for an afternoon nap. That is ok though, we brought masks. After the first two nights we've transferred to the highest end of their 5 rooms, the Manor Suite...and we don't regret the choice at all! Cleverly decorated with a phone booth door outside the actual bedroom door, it is like stepping into the Tardis and discovering the room is much bigger on the inside. The whirlpool tub is amazing with a heat exchange that keeps your water the same temperature the whole time, it was heaven. The king sized bed is quiet and comfortable, with a skylight above the bed for star gazing if you would like. The decor is elegant with chandeliers (on dimmer switches) and murals to make the space feel luxurious. A private entrance/balcony looks over their romance garden, and it is a great morning spot for a cup of tea. We made use of the theater multiple times, and free snacks and drinks are available here, so we enjoyed popcorn one night, and a picnic lunch and afternoon movie the next day. During the pandemic, theaters are NOT a go-to for us, so this private setting was ideal. The game room has a clean, well maintained pool table, a variety of games, and a computer for those who need to check their email. It is a great spot for a hand of cards, or sitting to read a good book. One of our favorite rooms was the 4 season room. Surrounded with lush plants, we were allowed to reserve a table just for our use, and spent hours working on puzzles together. The doors slide aside to allow gentle breezes through the room, and on less humid days, it was a great way to beat the heat of the day. The customer service here is impeccable, and frankly I don't know how the innkeepers do it. They hire some extra hands for cleaning help and gardening, but the guest interactions are one on one. Craig is always ready with a groan-worthy but well intentioned "Dad joke", while also being a wealth of knowledge about plants and property maintenance. Rosalie is a great cook, a gracious host and has a seemingly endless amount of energy. We will absolutely be coming back here. Out of all of the bed and breakfasts I've been to, this is 1000% top of the list. I'm blown away.

Ahhh, although I Love resting my head at 5 star hotels, I gave up the Hershey Hotel to enjoy a…read moreunique and simple laid back experience. The Walton Manor did not disappoint. Angie, the owner was an amazing hostess. The manor was clean, quaint, and inviting. Our room was quite big with its own nice sized bathroom. With as busy as our life can be my husband and I desired a peaceful-personalized setting. It can also be very romantic. Breakfast is beautifully prepare for you daily. Just minutes away you'll find all sorts of exciting and fun things to do during the day/night. Great for couples and or may be a girls weekend. I know if we are back in this area again, we will be staying at the Walton Manor Inn.

Walton Manor Inn Bed & Breakfast was our choice to stay for our weekend in Hershey…read more The location, it seems is smack in the middle of everything. Whatever your destination, it's all within driving distance from the Inn. My wife and I arrive to the Walton Manor Inn at exactly at 4pm, check in time. Angie greeted us upon arrival and gave a brief tour of the downstairs, where the coffee machine is located is a biggie for me. I'm an early riser, at any B&B, I like to make a cuppa coffee and settle into a comfy sofa while my wife sleeps. Angie showed us upstairs to our room. Walking in, it was a very large space for just the two of us. I see in the shower there is community shampoo and conditioner. That's a little off for me, other B&Bs offer upscale products, some even have their branding on the products. There was no closet, within the bathroom was a makeshift closet. I'm look at the rug in the room, there is some type of hair, I'm not going to say cat hair but the rug needed to be vacuumed before we arrived. There was a mini fridge with frozen water bottles for the guests. The bedding was fine, the mattress and pillow were comfortable. The sheets and comforter were not, it wasn't what I would have expected at a B&B. There is a private lot for guests, it's behind the inn. Once checked in, you can enter the inn from the back door using the same code as the front door. Now that we spoke about the Bed, Lets talk about the Breakfast. When you go to any B&B, there's a litte menu asking what you'd like for breakfast. Angie asked us for a time on Sunday morning we'd like to dine. I told her we need to get on the road early so the first possible time. We're told the first seating is at 9am? The atrium where we sat down for breakfast was very pretty. Lots of large windows and sunlight. The breakfast choice is what was served. No choices of pancakes or eggs, bacon or sausage. We are in Amish country. During our stay, I picked up a smoked ham as well as amish bacon. For breakfast we were served frozen Jones sausage links. Again, the quality of any B&B should be in the details. We didn't received anything that was step above during our stay. I was able to ask about the house and how Angie came to own it. The house was built in 1911 and went through a major reconstruction to become the Inn it is today. Overall, the Walton Manor Inn Bed & Breakfast was a beautiful home but our stay was simply adequate.

So I've never stayed at a B&B before but my god if this is what it's like, I could so get used to…read moreit. The photos on their website are great to check out to see if you like the rooms. They're even more spacious than they seem in the photos. The place is absolutely gorgeous. I guess it's old Victorian decor. They have flat screens in all the rooms and just huge comfy beds. Awesome fluffy pillows and everything you could want in a place. It's worth the extra couple of dollars to not have to stay at the travel dump. It's within walking distance of a few bars and restaurants, Lebanon Valley College, a small movie theater and the Annville library (a favorite place for me as a kid). It's a few miles outside of Hershey and I'd highly recommend it as a place to stay if you're looking to come into the area for whatever reason. Amber, the innkeeper was fabulous. She took great care of us and anticipated our needs. She set out umbrellas for us to use when the weather seemed rainy and answered all of our questions. Great conversation, lovely garden in the back with a koi pond. The breakfast was solid. I took some pictures, check em out. There was also a baked grapefruit, something I never had but was really impressed with. And don't sleep on the banana nut muffin. It looks like it's out of a boxed recipe but that was easily one of the top 5 muffins I've had my whole life. My wife loved the place so much that I can guarantee we'll be back all the way from California. :)

Have stayed in quit a few B&Bs as we generally prefer the nice ones over a standard hotel room any…read moreday. Our two night stay at The Patriot House was perhaps our best overall B&B experience we have had. The experience started with Elizabeth (resident manager and everything else)...she was warm, engaging, friendly and attentive and on top of all details...we really couldn't ask for anything more. The house has been nicely upgraded and decorated and kept in very good condition. Room was large and comfortable and grounds were beautiful. And breakfasts both days were delicious as Elizabeth took extra care to make sure the menu choice was acceptable to her guests. Annville is small so anything in town is within easy walking distance and Hershey, Harrisburg and the other "burgs" are only short beautiful drives. Our first time in PA. Was very nice to find a great place to add to our overall great experience here.

We stayed in Honeymoon Haven. It was extremely clean and quiet, and the grounds were beautiful and…read moreserene. Check-in and out were seamless. Would definitely stay here again if I'm in the Hershey area

Second visit as a couple to this outstanding bed and breakfast. Comfortable, extremely clean,…read morefamily atmosphere. Home of Tammy's no lunch required breakfast! Reservations already made for next year's visit. Don't miss an opportunity to visit! Thomas and Mary Margaret

Five stars with a couple of small caveats! First time we stayed here and we would come back. The…read moredecor is beautiful and unique and the location is private and very pretty. The breakfast is FABULOUS and is better than a restaurant. My husband was able to add gorgeous roses and chocolate and snack basket onto our reservation for our anniversary. There are freshly baked cookies and other delicious treats available at all times, plus water and soda available in a fridge at no extra charge at all times. The owners seem very nice, and there is also a gift shop with honey and other neat items. The small caveats are: The website was NOT clear that the jacuzzi rooms do not have a stand up shower. We aren't really bath people so we were taken aback by that. However it's ok, we only spent two nights and we had a chill weekend so it was ok to relax in a bath one evening. Next, the toilet is really sluggish and clogs easily. And last, there is no thermostat in the individual rooms and we found it to be freezing cold (with that said, bring a hoodie or open the balcony door and it's fine). Anyway despite the little nit picks I still feel it is a five star place and would recommend!

Fantastic hidden gem in the middle of Amish country. Always have a great time. All the rooms are…read morebeautiful with private bathroom. Atmosphere is so cozy and great for couples or weekend away. They have a fireplace, great outside property and everything you need to relax and take your mind off the stress.

Excellent room. Clean. Love it! Windows can open to get fresh air. We stayed at the villas…read moreright across from the concierge lounge at the hotel Hershey. At the lounge there is always something to do/eat/drink/chocolate. Lots of seating in and around the bldg. big tvs to watch and soft music playing. For breakfast it was continental (bagels,toast,muffins, juice, croissants). Free. All we really eat for breakfast anyway. then all day there are bags of chips pretzels tea/coffee/hot chocolate/soft drinks dispenser (sodas/lemonade/iced tea/gatorade). At 11a they roll out snacks,big cookies,etc. at 5p there's a reception with prosciutto,olives, Brie,salami,crackers, wine, beer, etc. then dessert like mini cakes at 7:30p. All part of the room fee. We requested a microwave in our room for my daughter's allergies. They forgot, but there's a microwave to use in the lounge. Yay! Oh and there's board games in the lounge too. There are utensils and plates avail all day for use. Didn't see fire pit lit up for s'mores. Maybe that's during the summer. Hubby got to use the hotel shuttle to take him to the ice hockey game and back. Driver knew when game was over so they were waiting for him before we even had to call. Free admission to Hershey museum and garden. Ok teeny tiny nitnoid grumbles. Our pillows were only down pillows so during the night, they compressed. No other options in room. Hotel comforters were great, but very noisy due to high thread count or too much starch.

Thankful to Natalie for checking us into the Villa cottage to ensure our accommodations included…read morethe fireplace and the soaking tub. I didn't realize that not all of the villas include a fireplace or a soaking tub. The Concierge Lounge is an excellent luxury addition to your stay at the villas, offering complimentary amenities such as continental breakfast, light afternoon snacks, and evening snacks. Of course, every detail of the cottage is consistently lovely (the decor, the cleanliness, and modern amenities in the bathroom)

This hidden gem is a place that your guests will talk about for years to come. If you are looking…read morefor a unique, intimate location for your event, Twistback is the place. In addition to gorgeous grounds and breathtaking backdrops for your photos (field of wildflowers-hello!) the history and art that is housed here is on another level. The family that tenderly cares for these surroundings is heavily invested heart and soul, so there is no question about the details being important. Twistback is a great place to just visit for a tour as well (excellent opportunity for homeschool art history lessons) and they also offer art restoration and precious rug cleaning and repair. Put Twistback on your list if you are in the area-you won't regret it!

From the owner: Twistback Center for the Arts is a heritage museum and venue space that showcases a wide display of…read moreAmerican, European, and Asian art of all kind. While also being a beautiful venue for parties big and small. Curators of this museum are direct descendants of many important figures in history including Benjamin Franklin, Furness, Rembrandt, etc. This museum can also be used for any party needs from small private parties such as showers and birthday parties to weddings. Curators of this museum are also experts in conservation and restoration of fine art that have years of training from Timonthy Jayne who was the main conservator of the Winterthur, Andrew Wyeth, and the Brandywine River Museum. Services ranging from retouching, cleaning, varnishing, and frame repair. Also specializing in rug restoration from cleaning, reweaving, colorization, and fringe work. All these services come with a free consultation of your beloved items.