Primrose Bed & Breakfast

The Queen Annie Victorian Century Old Home has fabulous 5 distinct bedrooms, oak trim and floors, colorful stained glass transoms, and original kitchen cabinets with marble counter-top. The house has now been completely restored as a Bed and Breakfast. Five colorful guest rooms offer private baths. The exuberant 1892 Queen Anne Traditional American Victorian Primrose House Bed & Breakfast is the perfect romantic getaway for any couple visiting the beautiful Hocking Hills State Parks and nearby attractions. It sits across the street from our Historic Hyde House Bed & Breakfast. Located in the heart of Nelsonville, guests are 1 block away from the charming Historic Square, Hocking Adena Bikeway, Hocking Valley Scenic Railway, Rhapsody Restaurant, Stuart’s Opera House and numerous other quaint restaurants and storefronts. Guests are just a short drive to Hocking College, Hocking Hills State Parks, Lake Hope State Park, and Ohio University. Stay at our beautiful National Register Victorian House to explore, experience, and enjoy all nearby attractions in Athens, Logan, and Nelsonville, Ohio. At the Primrose Bed & Breakfast, guests are welcomed to a beautiful peach colored home with a large, spacious front porch with a porch swing. This 1892 home was built by Dr. Isaac Porter Primrose. It was once his doctor’s office and the home to his family. After being a residence for over a century, the home was completely restored as a beautiful Bed & Breakfast. The Primrose House, along with the Hyde House, are two of the oldest homes in Nelsonville. Upon entering the home, guests will notice the gorgeous oak trim, hardwood floors, colorful stained glass transoms, original kitchen cabinets with marble countertops, and the beautiful antique stove/oven. There is a dining area where homemade breakfast is served each morning, a sitting room where guests can play a game of chess, and lovely outdoor spaces with patios, decks, and a beautiful botanical backyard garden where guests can spend time relaxing, unwinding, or enjoying a take home meal from a local restaurant.