Grove Vacations from $231

We had a great experience staying at Pinball Pete’s place. Very clean, cozy, comfortable, with use of the kitchen and some food provided … and, of course, pinball! Our host also went above and beyond in helping us to resolve an unexpected issue. Hoping to stay there again in the future.

The staff were welcoming and helpful during our stay. We loved the decorated room - The Lombardi. Each of the rooms had a wood-burning fireplace, which is a nice feature in the winter. The breakfast included a nice assortment of mixed fruits, cereal, bagels, muffins, yogurt, sausage, croissants, and quiche. We stayed in December, so the pool was not open, but it looked nice for a spring or summer visit. The location has the winery and the Gabriel Archer Tavern within walking distance. It is a short drive to Colonial Williamsburg. Since the B & B is in a wooded area, the Wifi and cellular reception can be spotty sometimes. We truly enjoyed our stay at Wedmore Place!

Room was spacious nice tv shower area . Bed was comfortable. Breakfast wonderful .

Rooms are very spacious - clean and comfortable beds

Everything was great! If I had to mention something that stood out, that was outstanding it would certainly be the patience and kindness of the Valet gentleman that helped me search for my missing glasses! He went above and beyond to help me try to find them, I did later find them! The overall “Graduate” theme was carried out throughout the hotel, and it was fun to see all the decor. The staff were warm, welcoming and helpful! We ended up ordering several appetizers and entrees for dinner before heading off to a near by show. The food was delicious and the service was fantastic! My only complaint would be not knowing that the hotel was “pet friendly” and when I say that… don’t get me wrong, we love pets! However, one of our family members is allergic and the fact that people enter and exit the small confirmed area of the elevator with pets, the pet dander did cause some allergy issues. This is something that is becoming more common in hotels and shared spaces, not sure how it could be avoided but wish there was a way to almost keep things separated.