Est. 1841 · Downtown Troy, Ohio
Furnished rooms in the heart of downtown Troy
Five minutes from the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology. All utilities, Wi-Fi & laundry included — move in with just your bags.
All utilities included
Fully furnished
Keypad locks on every bedroom
Remodeled top to bottom, 2024
Hobart Student Housing
Built for Hobart welding students
The Hatfield House is downtown Troy's home for students of the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology — about 1.7 miles from campus, a five-minute drive up Adams Street. Rent a private furnished bedroom by the room, dorm-style, with every bill folded into one simple payment.
Between classes you're two doors from a legendary burger at K's, a block from the Public Square, and a short walk from the Great Miami River trail. The building generally stays full with a waiting list, so get in touch as soon as you know your start date.
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Everything Included
One payment. Nothing else to set up.
No utility accounts, no furniture runs, no surprise bills.
Furnished bedroom
Bed, dresser, and space to study — plus furnished shared living areas. Bring clothes, not couches.
All utilities
Heat, electric, water, trash — every utility is included in your rent. One flat payment, no accounts to open.
Wi-Fi included
Fast wireless internet throughout the building, ready the day you move in.
TVs included
Televisions come with the place — kick back after a day in the welding booth.
On-site laundry
A dedicated laundry room with multiple washers and dryers — no laundromat trips, no waiting on one machine.
Keypad bedroom locks
Every bedroom has its own individual keypad lock. Your room is your room — no keys to lose.
Camera security
Security cameras throughout the common areas of the building, around the clock.
Across from the police station
The Troy Police Department sits directly across the street. It's hard to find a safer address.
Heart of downtown
Restaurants, coffee, the Public Square, and the river trail — all outside your front door.
Since 1841
Sleep where travelers have slept for 180 years
Before Ohio sent a single soldier to the Civil War, this corner was already welcoming guests. Built around 1841 as the Washington Hotel and renamed by Elias Hatfield in 1855, the Hatfield House is often called Troy's original hotel.
Today the landmark brick shell hides a 2024 top-to-bottom remodel — new everything, from the studs out.
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The Location
In the heart of downtown Troy
The Hatfield House stands at the corner of East Main and Mulberry — two doors from K's Hamburger Shop (flipping burgers since 1935), a block from the Public Square fountain and Prouty Plaza's summer concerts, and a short walk from the Great Miami River recreation trail.
- Hobart Institute of Welding Technology — 5-minute drive
- K's Hamburger Shop & Haren's Market — same block
- Public Square, Agave & Rye, coffee & shops — 1–2 blocks
- Great Miami River trail — a few minutes' walk
- Hobart Arena & Troy Aquatic Park — under a mile
- Troy Police Department — directly across the street
9Private bedrooms
3Apartments
5 minDrive to Hobart
2024Full remodel
1841Year built
Questions & Answers
Frequently asked questions
Is there student housing near the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology?
Yes. The Hatfield House at 121 E Main St in downtown Troy, Ohio rents fully furnished bedrooms and is about 1.7 miles — a 5-minute drive — from the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology at 400 Trade Square East. Most of our residents are Hobart welding students.
What is included in the rent at The Hatfield House?
Everything: all utilities, Wi-Fi, TVs, a fully furnished bedroom and shared living spaces, and access to the on-site laundry room with multiple washers and dryers. You move in with your bags and you're home.
Can I rent just one bedroom?
Yes. We rent by the bedroom, dorm-style. You get a private furnished bedroom with its own keypad lock and share the kitchen, bathroom, and living room of your apartment with one to three housemates.
Is The Hatfield House safe?
Safety is built in: every bedroom has its own individual keypad lock, there are security cameras throughout the building, and the Troy Police Department is directly across the street at 124 E Main St.
How do the shared apartments work?
The building has three apartments — a 2-bedroom, a 3-bedroom, and a 4-bedroom, each with one bathroom — for 9 private bedrooms in total. Your bedroom is yours alone, secured with a keypad lock; kitchen, bath, and living areas are shared within your apartment.
Do I need to bring furniture?
No. Every bedroom and shared space is fully furnished, and the whole building was remodeled top to bottom in 2024, so everything is nearly new.
How do I get a room at The Hatfield House?
The building generally stays full and we keep a waiting list, so reach out early — ideally as soon as you know your Hobart start date. Use the contact form or call us to get on the list.
Where is The Hatfield House located?
At 121 E Main St, Troy, OH 45373, on the corner of East Main and Mulberry Streets in the heart of downtown Troy — two doors from K's Hamburger Shop and about a block from Troy's Public Square.
How old is the building?
The building went up around 1841 as the Washington Hotel and was renamed the Hatfield House by Elias Hatfield in 1855. It is often called Troy's original hotel — and it was completely remodeled in 2024, so the historic shell hides a nearly new interior.
Rooms fill fast. Get on the list.
We generally stay full with a waiting list — reach out as soon as you know your start date.
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