Hershey Hotel Guide - The Hershey Story Museum hotels in Hershey, United States of America.

"All good"

"Would go back"

"The room smelled moldy . It really needs to be updated. Everytime we walked in out of the room the owners were watching from a room above the hotel it was a little scary "

"Everything was in good working order but my room (#8) felt a bit like a prison – small, high windows you couldn't look out from, and that gave little natural light. Other rooms are probably better."

"Toilet too low"

"Beautiful historical landmark to stay at. It is within very close proximity to the shops and restaurants. Free parking. It has everything you need for a short or longer stay. The quarters were smaller than I anticipated but everything worked very well. I enjoyed the size of the tub, water pressure and temperature. Lots of light. You do hear people talking and hanging in the back outdoor seating and people walking by at night. You can control room temps which is a plus. The bed was not comfortable for my stay but it may be okay for others."

"It was a nice touch to have a Hershey candy bar and a bottle of wine! I love the history of the building. The Italian restaurant below was absolutely delicious. The rooms were clean and comfortable for accommodating my family of 4. "

"The location next to downtown was great for walking to restaurants within blocks. They provided lots of towels, kitchen supplies & it was a very comfortable place."

"Great apartment! Lots more space than it seems in the listing. So cool to see the rollercoasters from the windows! It’s an old building but kept very clean and tidy despite being well worn. Kitchen had everything you need and space to put away groceries. Hershey Story Museum is across the street; ZooAmerica was a short walk. We did need to drive to Chocolate World/hershey Park since the entrance is on the far side of the park. Lots of great breakfast spots on the same block. Dinner at the restaurant below the apartment was always delicious and they gave us 10% off our take out orders too. You definitely need to be able to do stairs comfortably since they are steep and narrow. The floors in the apartment are quite crooked so I would advise against having anyone with mobility issues or neuropathy stay here. There was a lot of music noise (?live music) on Thursday/Friday night- muffled enough that everyone slept fine with a sound machine on. It was perfect for our young family (2 adults/4 kids under 12) and I imagine teens/young adults would fare the same. Thanks for a big part of a great trip! "