The Hatchery House

We stayed in the pineapple room in the lower level and absolutely loved it! Janelle was wonderful as she helped me sneak some champagne and chocolate-covered fruits into the room. Very clean and remodeled. Warm and romantic atmosphere. Breakfast was decadent and the overall experience was a win. We will be back here many times.

We had a great stay. We opted for the cottage and I am glad we did. There we lots of nice touches and they were able to cater to my dietary needs. Everyone was friendly and I never heard any extra noise, even being close to O'Malley's Pub. Our room had a jacuzzi tub which we used twice. The bed was very comfortable and we enjoyed the cheese tray and complimentary beverages. It is a short distance to Main Street and has its own parking which I thought was very helpful. I would stay here again for sure.

My husband and I came to stay here for my birthday and had a great experience. We stayed in the Louis and Clark suite, which was very comfortable. I liked that there was a seating area in our room where we could enjoy our "happy hour" after we arrived. The hosts left two mini bottles of wine, as well as cheese and crackers, for us to have in our room. There was also complimentary bottled water and soda available. The room itself was very quiet- it almost felt like we were the only ones staying at the b&b- and the bed was comfortable. The older decor is part of the character of the house. Breakfast the next morning was wonderful and they will tailor it to your specific dietary restrictions. The bread pudding French toast was delicious. I would recommend staying here if you are looking for a little getaway in Weston.

Love Love Love Drew and Janelle are awesome hosts. This was our second stay and will return again!

What a wonderful B&B with gracious hosts Drew and Janelle. We came to Weston to celebrate my mom's 80th birthday--this was her first inn experience and the Hatchery House didn't disappoint.

My wife and I enjoyed our one night stay at The Hatchery House. Having been to Weston a month earlier, we knew the location well and specifically picked Hatchery for that reason. It's off of the main street but next door to O'Malley's Pub and a short walk from Pirtle Winery. We also liked the fact that it's a historic building. The common areas of the Hatchery House were nice. The entry has a brick parking lot which they claim can hold four cards but I have my doubts. On this day, we had a total of three. Four seems like it would be a tight squeeze. In front of the entry way, there were a variety of plants and flowers on the patio with a water fountain and some table and chairs. Inside, the lobby was nice. The innkeeper was friendly and gave us a rundown of the hotel and what we could expect. The best part was the old fashioned phone booth in the lobby. The phone even works! Just down the hall, there was a living area for someone that might want to watch a little television. The room was dated and in need of some TLC. The wallpaper was peeling in parts but otherwise, it was clean and nicely appointed with antiques. The bed was comfortable and we slept well. Our biggest complaint with the Clemmie Suite was the tiny bathroom but that's to be expected in a historic building. They serve a country style breakfast and you don't get to select what you want. Instead, they bring to you whatever is being served that morning. It consisted of french toast which was delicious, scrambled eggs with a medley of mushrooms and other veggies which weren't quite to my liking, sausage, strawberries, and orange slices. I suspect that while my wife and I will go back to Weston in the future, Hatchery didn't stand out enough for us to have to stay there again. This has more to do with the other options in the area with some many unique places to stay than it does with Hatchery because we did enjoy stay.

I've stayed here twice now and each visit was wonderful. The owners are very friendly and welcoming. If you have any questions or need anything, they are just a text message away. Waking up to a delicious homemade breakfast was the perfect way to end both trips.

This adorable B&B in Weston is a fantastic place to stay if you're visiting. The rooms are comfortable, the bathrooms (with jacuzzi tubs) are so wonderful. The breakfast in the morning, prepared by Drew, was SO delicious. The hospitality from Drew and Janelle was refreshing and we would definitely stay again should we find ourselves in Weston.

My husband and I stayed here for our anniversary, and it was absolutely perfect. From the warm welcome when we arrived, to the snacks and beverages left for our enjoyment. Most importantly, for me, they were able to accommodate my dietary restrictions at breakfast and the result was absolutely delicious. (I even got some extra to take home!). It is conveniently located and just the perfect place for your stay in Weston. I highly recommend!!

My sister and I stayed in the Cottage Room over Labor Day weekend. The breakfast is amazing! When you book your room, you can specify any dietary restrictions and Janelle also followed up with me when we checked-in just to make sure what was okay and not. My sister did not have restrictions, so she got the daily breakfast and I got a modified version. There was a couple there the same time as us that had other restrictions, and they received a slightly modified version of what I had. Both of our breakfasts were hearty and wonderful. The first day was bacon, eggs, a muffin, fruit and a delicious yogurt w/ honey and gluten free "granola" for the traditional breakfast. My breakfast had a gluten-free muffin and a nice tomato and avocado salad instead of the yogurt (dairy modification). The second morning, the traditional breakfast was bacon, eggs, orange slices, and a blueberry waffle, and my breakfast included extra ham and a plum in lieu of the waffle. I wish I had taken pictures to do it justice. Janelle really puts together a wonderful plate of food.The room was very comfortable and spacious. We didn't feel like we were bumping into each other. Because it is in a separate building than the main house, we had our own coffee pot (coffee is also available before breakfast in the main house) and deck area. It should be noted that the Cottage Room has a jacuzzi tub but no shower. There is a shower extension, but the line does not stretch above your head, so showering is a process. I am of a shorter height and really had to be careful getting in and out of the tub. It would not be recommended for folks with mobility issues. They also do a happy hour on the weekends, which is nice. Overall, we will stay there next time we go, but probably not in the Cottage Room.