Angel's Nest

This was a wonderful place to stay. My husband and I stayed here for our 50th wedding anniversary and I really enjoyed being in such a Beautiful old home. The breakfast she served just to usroom service, it was delicious and was a treat that we will not soon forget.She is a very nice hostess and I think you would enjoy staying here as well. However if you want hoity-toity go somewhere else!

Came here for a little getaway and while overall everything went well, ie room was clean, bed was good, little to no interruptions (they deliver whatever you need with a knock then dissapear like Casper). The reason for the 3 starting is due to the bathroom tub being dirty which was a main reason for getting this room. Ended up having to take a "shower/ bath" with the handheld piece. Also a lot of paint was chipping in the bathroom and the tv cords seemed to be very exposed unsafely. The breakfast was delicious though, recommend the quiche and the freshly squeezed orange juice was perfect addition. The good thing was soon as i brought up my he dirty bathroom they came in when we went to dinner to clean it.

This place is Gorgeous. Comfortable bed and great hot tub. Love the history of this home.

Angel's Nest is a nice old home but I'm struggling to give it a good review. I called and made arrangements for my wife/2kids for 4 days over the 4th of July. I was kind of surprised at Candace's request that I pay cash due to a rise in her credit card fees.When We arrived, I hadn't had an opportunity to pick up cash so I suggested a check since she had my credit card as a back up. She still preferred cash so the next day I stopped by an atm and got her cash. My spidey senses were tingling.What we saw of the house was nice but there was really nothing inviting us outside of the room. Breakfast was okay and delivered to our room but I think I'd of preferred breakfast served in the dining room.The bathroom was funky. It consisted of a small (slow flushing) toilet and an enormous 2 person hot tub which would've taken a long time to fill with the water pressure we never used it. The pedestal sink was right out in the bedroom (there was no exhaust fan).For what we got, I thought the charges were excessive at $179/night for the 2 weekend nights and $149/night for the 2 weeknights. That said, I figured my cash payment that I might relieved me of the taxes. Not so. I asked for a detailed receipt and what I got was the receipt pictured. It may not be fair to suggest but as a cash customer, I have to wonder if the $154 in taxes are going to be reported.There really was no wow about our stay. Candace was nice to my family but I was too distracted by the business end of our stay to really enjoy my stay. Read the other reviews good and bad. If you stay here, I hope you enjoy it more than I did.

Ok so this will be one of the strangest reviews I have ever had to write.We had reservations. Called the night before and gave credit card number. While on the phone "Candace" asked if I could pay cash for the room because it is cheaper for credit card processing. We arrived the following day, rang the doorbell and walked around the corner to the door that someone will meet us to let us in. The lady that met us introduced herself as "Julie". She states that the cash payment is upfront and they don't put a hold on credit card. Apparently they have never done that. We had an issue with that and Julie says that Candice will be down talk to us.She handed me a piece of paper to fill out my name, address, and car make model - typical for a hotel or b&b. There was a signature line also. At the bottom of the paper, there was the customary not being held responsible for anything stolen for your car. Again all normal. Last line states, THERE ARE NO REFUNDS GIVEN FOR ANY REASON. A few moments later, a lady named " Tracy" comes down the staircase. We spoke with her and she confirmed that they take cash upfront and credit card is only for incidentals or damages. The name "Tracy" triggered us because another review stated this same name but they found out it was really Candice.We ended up leaving and not staying because of how strange this whole setup felt. That evening we did a little research and noticed that Angel's Nest is registered with the IRS as a 501(c)3 religious organization. That feels very odd for a Bed and Breakfast offering rooms at $200/night and preferring cash payment over use of a credit card.We didn't have a problem paying with cash but it is customary to pay upon checkout rather than paying upfront. That is what a credit card hold is for. The reason for our hesitation were the previous reviews where cash was paid upfront and the guests had a leak they soaked their bed. I intended on having a nice weekend with my wife to celebrate our anniversary so leaving to find something more fitting and less drama-laden for $200 seemed appropriate.This house has a lot of potential. It could use some cleaning. It is a bit dusty on the inside, outside could use some paint or at least a external house cleaner, but otherwise LOOKS like a nice venue. The only offsetting part about this place is the owner. If you are up for a challenge, love strange drama, have a degree in psychology, or maybe are writing a paper on abnormal psychology then maybe this place is for you. We certainly did not feel the historical significance was worth the potential headaches.On a happy note, we ended up going to Shep's in downtown Weatherford. While we were there, we called several B&Bs and found a lovely B&B in Granbury and happened upon a wine festival happening that we had no idea was going on. Thanks Candace/Tracy or whoever you are for confirming previous awful reviews and steering us away from Weatherford.

I am writing this review as a previous employee. I was hired as a housekeeper. I was very excited to work here as I love old Victorian homes. The first day I worked, I went up to room 10 to clean and the current "maintenance man" was in the bathroom when I got up there. When he left I went in to clean the bathroom and there was a hypodermic needle on the floor in front of the toilet. I had just been up there about an hour before this and it was not there then and the room was not being rented. I told Candace and she asked me to please bring it to her. On my second day I got there at 8AM only to learn that the basement was flooded with water up to our ankles. No big deal, Candace asked if I would go upstairs to wake up the "maintenance man" (he was living there full time) and when I did he proceeded to scream at me and call me every dirty word in the book and then told me to F@#$ OFF. I made sure to never interact with him ever again after that. Candace then proceeded to tell me and the other housekeeper to go down into the flooded basement and DO LAUNDRY! I told her no, I was not going to do that because we would get electrocuted and die. She was not happy with us and I had to tell the manager and the manager had to tell her, "No Candace, they can't do laundry right now. The basement has to be completely dry before they can" She then tasked us with switching out the bedding in the rooms from summer colors to winter colors. This task involved myself and the other housekeeper going up into the attic and bringing down all bedding. It was stored up there as the basement floods and it was safer up there. The attic is an absolute death trap! There are huge portions of the floor that are gone, exposed wiring, inches and inches of what I can only hope and assume was dust and we had to be very careful to not take a wrong step and fall through the floor. Now lets talk about the kitchen...They have pallets of jars of jelly down in the basement that are many years expired that they use to serve the guests for breakfast service. When the guests don't eat all the jelly that is served to them in the ramakins Candace makes us scoop the uneaten jelly (that has been used) back into the main jelly jar as to not waste product. If you get get caught scraping it into the garbage (like I did) she will yell at you. The dish washer is broken so they store the plastic dish drain racks inside and when you open the dishwasher door there are roaches all over the floor of the dishwasher that scatter. So they proceed to use the dish drain racks that have been exposed to roaches crawling all over them, to drain the clean dishes on the counter. The huge restaurant grade oven is broken so they use 2 electric toaster ovens in the kitchen and one in Candaces room to bake anything that needs to be cooked in an "oven". This all happened in 1 week. I was very clear with them that I had another job before they hired me and they said that was fine. I gave them my schedule for the entire next month and they said I was untruthful with them about my availability and they were unable to work around it. This was all over text, I never got a thank you from either Candace or Belinda the manager for all the work that I did for them and Candace never said a word to me when I left. Turns out they have a banner at the bottom of their driveway that is advertising for a "HOUSEKEEPER FOR HIRE" job that they literally never take down because she goes through a new housekeeper almost every week. When I started the other housekeeper had been there for almost 3 months and she said I was the 7th housekeeper she has had to train. It is really unfortunate that this is how they treat their employees. She has a wonderful thing there but she is running it into the ground.

Yeah I had a problem with this place the last time I stayed I paid for one night over $200 and did not get my favorite room and so to make sure I got my favorite room on Valentine's Day I had to pay to reserve it so in one night I paid $400 I broke up with the guy and whenever I called to try and get my money back they said they do not do refund but I could still stay in the room at a later date so I chose to stay in the room at a later date and whenever I called to make appointment they claimed that I refused their offer and it pissed me off because nobody in their right mind will Giveaway $200 they cheated me on that and I was very disappointed because I was a loyal customer and really adored that place until they refused to honor their word and basically stole $200 from me I will never stay there again and I will tell everyone that I come in contact with to avoid The angels nest in Weatherford Texas it really upset me because I'm not a hateful person and I did not get ugly with the woman but whenever I feel like I was done wrong I expect to be compensated for it I understand their rules and had no problem with it until she flat out told me that I refused To take advantage of her offer and basically just handed over, over $200 to them for nothing. So my advice is to be very careful with these people because they will try to take advantage and rip you off and I do not like leaving reviews like this because I am in full support of local businesses but when you're done wrong and they Lie to your face and say that I refused to take advantage of staying a night basically saying that I have no interest in staying there and I voluntarily give up $200 to them for nothing well then something needs to be said. It doesn't even deserve one star but I was not allowed to post it unless a star was rated. I loved this place & I am owed 1 nights stay in room 10 & they are too greedy to honor it. Like I said I don't know one person that will get mad and refuse to stay in a room at a later date basically throwing away $200 they just Rip me off and it really breaks my heart to leave this review because that place has been a safe haven for me whenever I needed to get away until now

Absolutely charming! It's an old historic house that makes you truly feel transported back to old Texas. The manager is very kind and helpful. The beds are comfortable. Definitely a great little place!

We truly love it here. I feel a wave of peace roll over me as we pull up and a strong sense of calmness while we're here. We truly cherish this place. Being here reminds me of my childhood home. Different style but the rich history is different kind of warming.

This gorgeous bed and breakfast is like stepping into a time machine! It is very elegant as you walk through the first level with all of its antiques and beautiful architecture! Room 10 has a large comfortable bed with panoramic windows looking out to the skyline of Downtown Weatherford and beyond to the twinkling lights of Fort Worth in the distance. As you walk upstairs in room 10 you'll find a good sized bathroom with giant oversized jacuzzi tub big enough for two and room to spare with an even higher view of the skyline with identical panoramic windows as the bed area. Breakfast is nothing short of fantastic! This was our third time to stay here and we will be retuning again very soon!