Alumni Bed & Breakfast

Traveling? Try a Wheelock Bed & Breakfast Host Home!

Traveling to Florida for a warm-weather visit, looking for an island get-away in Maine or viewing the foliage in Vermont? The Wheelock College Alumni Association's Bed & Breakfast Program may be able to help you with a variety of short-term accommodations while you are on the road. This expanded network of Bed & Breakfast accommodations, hosted by Wheelock alumni, provides traveling alumni, faculty and students with comfortable accommodations and breakfast with a warm welcome.

Answers to Common Questions

Where are the Wheelock B&B host homes located?
How do I make arrangements to stay in a Wheelock Bed and Breakfast home?
Is there a charge to stay at a Wheelock B&B?
How do I get information about becoming a host home?

Where are the Wheelock B&B host homes located?

Wheelock has Bed and Breakfast host homes in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Vermont, and Canada.

A complete list with contact names and phone numbers is available from the Alumni Office.

How do I make arrangements to stay in a Wheelock Bed and Breakfast home?

Interested guests should contact the host homes directly to determine dates of stay. Contact the Alumni Office at (617) 879-2286 for a complete listing of homes and contact information.

Is there a charge to stay at a Wheelock B&B?

The goal of the Wheelock B&B program is to establish a network of Alumni across the country who will open their homes to Wheelock affiliated guests for a short period of time. Although it is not intended to make money, we want to reimburse hosts for their time and energy. The suggested prices are as follows: Single Guest $50, Couple $70, Additional Guests $15*

Note: Some host homes are professional B&B's and will therefore charge their normal fees.

How do I get information about becoming a host home?

Prospective host homes should contact the Alumni Office at 617-879-2286 or alumnirelations@wheelock.edu for an application.