The Inn at Westwynd Farm

Wonderful! Tired after a long day of traveling we came upon this delightful inn. Gracious hosts, lovely setting, great snacks and breakfast.
Close to several quality eateries.
Visited the horses and a walk around the farm.
Exceeded all hopes for the stay!

Chip and I could not have chosen a better setting for our wedding! We spent two days at the Inn at Westwynd before saying our vows at one of the beautiful fireplaces. Frank and Carolyn are extremely gracious and have thought of every detail to guarantee that each guest is comfortable. The food is divine and there is always something delicious to snack on. We enjoyed roaming the farm and meeting the animals by day, then sitting on the patio sipping wine, and listening to the crickets by night. The inn and innkeepers will always hold a special place in our hearts. We cannot wait to return!

Oh man — why don’t I have one more day here?! Love. Love. Love The Inn. Carolyn and Frank are great hosts. The house is gorgeous. They thought of every detail. It really felt like I was at home. Trapper room is lovely with a great balcony. Leave the French doors open and listen to the waterfall. So tranquil. Need to come back here soon.

I stayed here for my birthday. This was my first time at a bed & breakfast. It was wonderful. The staff are friendly and welcoming. The breakfast was superb. The room was lovely and comfortable. I highly recommend it. Well worth the cost.

My husband and I spend our anniversary here every year and we love it. We don’t like stuffy B&Bs that feel like your great-grandma’s attic. This house is a clean, modern country house and very comfortable. Spring for a room with a jacuzzi tub! We love visiting the barn animals, too. Great owners & staff!

My husband booked this and included the romantic roses and champagne in the Bright Flash room. From the moment we arrived it was a fairy tale ! The sunset on a crisp November evening was amazing. There were so many yummy treats and drinks I could have spent a day eating! Our breakfast was gourmet country! As we ate snow began to fall which was visible from both sides of the e dining room. I felt like I was in a Bing Crosby film! We went to the stable and fell in love with the retired race horses there. I wish we could have spent 3 days there! The innkeepers made you feel like welcomed family!
We were on our way to fulfill my pilgrimage to Gettysburg. It is worth staying here even if you are heading to Gettysburg. Pennsylvania is beautiful and I hope I can return to this B&B again! They set the bar high for a bed and breakfast first timer.

We had a fantastic weekend at The Inn at Westwynd Farm! Carolyn and Frank were so welcoming– and the property is fantastic. We stayed in the smallest room, but certainly have no complaints. The room was really lovely, and made for a nice romantic getaway. The location is perfect– about 3 miles from the main attractions in Hershey, but a different feel from a hotel that looks the same as all the rest, and so quiet and peaceful!
What was most fantastic is that Carolyn was so wonderful about our dietary restrictions. She made me gluten free cookies and muffins, and adjusted the breakfast menu so I could eat it. She was also sensitive to my boyfriend’s no-​pork requirements. It was really nice to know that I could eat everything that was being served and didn’t have to worry about anything– and the chocolate chip cookies were AMAZING!
I’m so pleased with our experience and cannot wait to go back– hopefully in fall when the property is even more gorgeous. Would be a great location for a girls’ getaway or anniversary weekend. Can’t wait to go back!

Fantastic.
One of the things I always find weird about a B&B is that you’re staying at someone’s home, and that sometimes they won’t be home when you get there. We called ahead the day-​of, and they were great to find a space for us to stay for the night but by the time we got there late in the evening, there wasn’t anyone to greet us because the owners were out.
We called them up, and they let us know they were at a meeting and kept us informed of when they’d get back by calling on their way home. It wasn’t long before they got back, but they told us to go down, grab a beer (plenty available, for free, along with sodas) and a snack (homemade brownies and cookies) and hang out on the porch until they got back.
So we did. And it sounded like nature. For two New Yorkers on their way to the west coast, the babbling brook and the crickets chirping were a relaxing end to our first day on the road.
Once checked in, the beds were comfortable and the showers high pressure enough to be just fine for us. We had a wonderful morning breakfast, and were even able to go pet the alpacas in the barn before we headed out in the morning.
Nice people, great room, and close to Hershey? This is the place to stay in Western Pennsylvania.

Best Innkeeper e.v.e.r!!! Five stars all the way. Beautiful horses, home, stables, scenery! You name it! Always lots of freshly baked goods out! We stumbled on this place about three years ago and have not been back but will be!!! They are now in the B&B books! Yay!!! Close to a beautiful winery… cannot remember the name right now! Prices are the absolute best. I have never stayed in a more affordable, gorgeous B&B! They have great breakfast too. Just laid back and a great place to stay. Close to an amusement park too and Hershey factory. Very romantic!!! Downstairs she has wine, beer, pop, bottled water and snacks for you. This place is great! Go NOW and see for yourself!

I booked a weekend at this B&B as a present for my wife. We both had never been to a B&B before and decided on this one, as it was actually recommended to us. Some of the basics — the Inn is located in a very rural section of Central PA but is no more than 5 minutes away from the Hershey attractions. The Inn is set back a little off the road, and they have a nice little parking lot for the guests.
As we were pulling up to the Inn, the place pretty much looked exactly like the pictures and as I had imagined (in a good way). As far as the house goes, it is very nice looking from the outside. We didn’t stay there but the Carriage House looked awesome, too. We actually showed up right around 3pm (check-​in) and we were greeted Jane, who also happened to be making some brownies. She gave us a tour of the house and checked us into our room. We had the Roman Canon room which is on the 2^nd floor of the Inn.
Like I had mentioned earlier, this was the first time my wife and I had stayed at a B&B. It’s definitely something we were kind of joking around a bit about at first, because you are literally staying at someone’s house. Definitely a cool experience. To get the most out of it, you really have to make yourself at home and just go with the flow.
As far as the room goes, I really thought the room was amazing. The bed was incredibly comfortable and BIG. Our room had a jacuzzi which was just as amazing as the room itself. There was also a private bathroom and tons of cool furniture and plenty of space. We slept very well both nights we were there.
The rest of the is just decorated very well and makes you feel very at home. One of the nice things about staying here is that there are different snacks and drinks everywhere. There were fresh baked cookies out at all times, brownies and a couple of other different snacks. By the way, the brownies were seriously the best I have every had. They were incredibly moist and chewy and tasted awesome. Downstairs in the rec room/​den (not sure if that is the proper name for the room) but they had a fully stocked refrigerator with all kind of sodas, juices, water, wine and beer. It was nice knowing that when you got a little thirsty you could just walk down and grab something. There were also pretzels and granola bars down there, too.
Now, on to the breakfasts — for some people this is the main attraction at a B&B. I did think the breakfasts were pretty good — personally, I preferred the breakfast we had on the 2^nd day over the 1^st. I also need to note that you pick what time you would like to eat breakfast (7am-​10am) and they have the table all set up for you before you get down. You actually choose what time you would like to eat the day before as they have a sign up sheet out. On the 1^st day, we were seated and served coffee and juice immediately. There were some homemade breads on the table and they brought out a strawberry and banana fruit cup that also had what tasted like coconut juice (almost like a piña colada sauce, if that makes sense). I am not a fan of coconuts, so I wasn’t that big on it. My wife is and she loved it. Then, for the meal we were served a strata. My wife gave me the spelling on that. For those of you not versed well on «stratas», it was just basically an egg dish almost like a quiche (but no crust). There was ham in it and it was definitely decent.
On the 2^nd day, once again we were immediately served coffee and juice. They started us out with a cup of warm peaches that seemed like it was cooked with some cinnamon. I enjoyed it very much. For the meal, we were served what was similar to almost like a baked french toast dish. I do not know the proper name. But, it was very good — tasted great. The one thing I thought was a little strange was that there seemed to be cranberries in just about everything. If you happened to like cranberries, you were in luck.
I must admit that I was a little surprised about the breakfasts. For some reason, I thought the breakfasts were going to be massive spreads and you were going to have more of a choice in what you were going to eat. In reality, it was a fruit cup and whatever was cooked that morning. Don’t get me wrong, this could all fall on me as I had never been to a B&B before and had no idea what to expect. This could be the norm everywhere — I am just simply saying that is what I envisioned. I wouldn’t say this is a negative — just an observation on my end.
Overall, the stay was incredibly nice and we enjoyed it a lot. Our room was awesome, the breakfasts were good and we really enjoyed the house. I also really liked AJ, the cat. My wife and I would definitely return.

I surprised my boyfriend with Hershey Bears tickets for his birthday and wanted to make a weekend out of it. Since the big Hershey hotels are SO expensive, I thought we might get more bang for our buck with a bed and breakfast. Neither of us had stayed in a B&B until Westwynd. It was such a great first B&B experience!
The house itself is drop dead gorgeous. It’s tucked back from the main road and the main Hershey attractions, so it’s very peaceful and quiet. Each bedroom has a different theme. We stayed in the Serendipity, one of the smaller rooms, and were very comfortable. I was able to have a chilled bottle of champagne waiting in the room when we arrived, the views were beautiful and the bed was very comfortable. Hershey chocolate was hidden throughout the room: two full sized Hershey bars and a bowl of kisses on the nightside stand. For a chocolate fiend, this made a very valuable first impression!
Breakfast on both mornings was phenomenal. Quiche, bacon, sausage, French toast, yogurt parfaits, warm spiced peaches, fresh baked breads… what wonderful way to start your day! Not to mention you can choose each morning what time you would like to eat. (I hear this is not the case at many B&Bs) there are also TONS of freshly baked treats such as cookies and cake. The peanut butter cookies here are the best! There is also wine/​beer stocked jn the game room, complete with a fridge so you can bring your own food and drink.
If you are not familiar with the area and need ideas of what to do/​where to eat, the staff are very knowledgeable and friendly and have great suggestions. (the owners were on vacation when we visited) We got great suggestions of restaurants and hiking locations to try during our stay.
My only warning is that there is a cat on premise, which could be a problem if you’re allergic. I fell in love with him, he loves attention and will want to cuddle.
This little gem books quickly, so plan ahead. I personally thought this was well worth every dollar spent and can’t wait to return!

We were here and can’t say enough good things about the B&B and about Carolyn. The room was beautiful, the hospitality better, snacks and sweets abound, fridge stocked with soda, beer, wine and water. Add to that tranquility — what more could you want — I know. An innkeeper who understands if you need to leave early. Love this place.

Having been a frequent guest over the years I can say without reservation that this is the finest B&B I have ever visited. The serenity, the beauty of the gardens and the home itself, the luxurious accommodations, and the graciousness of the hosts must be experienced to be appreciated. To say that it will exceed your expectations is truly an understatement.

The best place to stay in Hershey. The innkeepers (Frank and Carolyn) and their staff are excellent hosts, the breakfasts are delicous, and the rooms are very comfortable. The location is rural, but just 10 minutes from Chocolate Avenue.
Unfortunately, the secret is out on this place; it’s becoming harder and harder to get reservations.

This was the perfect getaway for us. We spent a peaceful quiet week at the Inn taking in the scenery one day at a time. We were extremely sad to leave because it felt like home. To only stay one night you do not get the feel for the B&B. It is simply beautiful, so relaxing, and welcoming. Every morning the breakfast was delicious. The innkeepers were always readily available and happy to answer questions or give advice to the location attractions. There were several areas in the house where you could curl up with a good book or play cards with a mate. Goodies were littered throughout the house, my personal favorite being the cookies and tea. Our room was beautiful and well kept. The jacuzzi tub in the room was a definite perk, and we kept warm by the fireplace a few nights. We definitely are going to make a trip back. We had a fantastic time and recommend anyone try it. We have heard horror stories about B&Bs, so were hesitant, but now every B&B we go to will be compared to this. It is the best out there.