Great hotel option for those looking for comfort and excellent service; Holiday Inn Express is well…read moreworth it! Came here with my friend and her mother for a single night stay as part of a friend's wedding. I was surprised to see a Holiday Inn in this area since it isn't particularly populated, though I certainly appreciated it being here! The rooms are clean and well-appointed, and any amenity you might need is either already in the room or available at the front counter. I somehow managed to forget to bring an iPhone charger (arguably the most important thing you should bring on any trip) so I went up front to see if they had one on offer and, sure enough, they offered me one right away. I half-expected them to ask for my driver's license or at least room number before entrusting it to me, though they were super casual about it : "It's fine, you can bring it back whenever you're done with it!" Wow, that's a breath of fresh air! The complimentary breakfast here was very nice and had a variety of warm options (not just cold cereal or basic oatmeal like many hotels try to pass off as a meal), and I dutifully returned the charger to the front desk prior to departure, with them accepting it back as casually as they had issued it. Maybe that's more about the nature of people who live around here, though I appreciated it just the same! While I didn't use the pool on this occasion, it did look very appealing, as did the landscaping around the hotel. I was very pleased with my short visit here and would gladly do it again if offered the chance! Overall: 5.0 stars ---- Pros: - Excellent rooms with everything you'll need to keep you comfortable. - Clean rooms, common areas, and parking lot. - Pleasant (and trusting) staff. - Great continental breakfast, actually worthy of that title. Cons: - None. You pay more for Holiday Inn than you would elsewhere and for good reason: they provide great value and ensure you're well-rested and in a good mood for whatever rigors tomorrow holds for you!

I have stayed in many really good and even great hotels throughout my time as a comedian and I must…read moresay that the Hampton Inn Washington Courthouse in Jeffersonville, OH is my all time favorite. Firstly, this is the best and friendliest staff I have ever known. The GM is hilarious and made time to make sure everything was right in my room and even brought me goodies to snack on even though I couldn't- I'm on keto, but they were very tempting snacks. Ok, so let me tell you about the room. Girl, the room had the most perfect bed I have ever slept on. If I could have figured out a way to smuggle this bed out I would have. I'm kinda like the Goldilocks of hotel beds and this one was just right. So right in fact that when I went to lay down for just 5 min before unpacking my gear it sucked me in and I slept for 2 hours ! That never happens! The tv was actually larger than my 50 inch at home and had great channels. This one hotel has messed up my entire theory of hotel cable. Maybe it's an anomaly, but in all the years I have been traveling for my career the equation has been the better the hotel is the shittier the cable. Well thanks for proving me wrong this time, Hampton Inn! The room itself was excellent. They gave me a handicap accessible room on the first floor and it was the first room when one walks in- as all handicapped rooms should be. Why most hotels put them so far down the hallways I'll never know. This one did it right. Getting a late checkout wasn't an issue, either. In fact they offered it to me. The best part of my stay had to be the giant picture of cows behind the front desk welcoming me into the hotel. Yes, cowss. I love cows and the cow picture just made me smile as I avoided the fresh, hot cookies. Corporate, leave that cow pic alone! Thank you so much, Hampton Inn! I will stay here next time I'm anywhere close.

A two star rating is described here as "Meh. I've experienced better". I have, I have been blessed…read moreto stay in 5 star resorts, 4 star foreign hotels, etc. (work related mostly). I have also slept in an M-115 for 40 days, various tents and barracks around the world. So I think I can bring a fair perspective on the conundrum of Country Hearth. There is an intersection where price meets value. That is different for everyone based on their economic history/current situation and their experiences. For example at one point in my life I had never had wine from a bottle with a real cork or that cost more than $10 dollars. So the first time I had some $50 wine (rich college friends parents house) I was suitably impressed. Now that I have had a broad range of wines, in several countries the consistent, tastes good to me is Yellowtail (as little as $5 at Walmart). I have seen those videos where they fool wine experts...I am no expert. I'm sure some snob will scoff "Yellowtail is swill, I only drink Chateau Blah Blanc 1987". My point still holds that there is this point where price meets "good enough" and you walk away happy. We (I), didn't walk away happy. The good things; the desk guy (and everything else it seemed) was polite, capable and effective, there was a roof and a shower, the toilet flushed. The bad things. It is unfair to list them all. I was going to write them down while we were there (a quick overnight for a HS graduation). There was no little pad of paper and cheap bic pen [a deficiency in a $80 room]. So you get the idea. Along with the run down, overall beat up aspect of the property there are the little things that you can forgive at a $30 Rt 40 middle of nowhere roadside "motel" with some ironic name like the Dew Drop Inn. You don't expect a head sized drywall impact in a main stairwell wall. [what does that take to fix $10 and 30 min?] at the $80 price point. We got bonus leftover underwear in a dresser- not folded neatly by the way... Indulge me please. Making America great again has very little to do with bellicose jerk behavior in domestic policy, nor storming about on the world stage like a petty, scared and declining Empire. A great America begins right in little towns like this. In that great America Country Hearth is clean, well maintained, a small local business that everyone can be proud of instead of the "looks good in Trivago results" ruse that it sadly is.

Quite possibly the worst hotel I've ever stayed at. Needed a place to stay while out on a roadtrip…read more The hotel options in this town were minimal, and I managed to find the worst one. I needed a wheelchair accessible room. No problem, they had one. The bed in the room was literally broken. One corner of the bed was significantly lower than the others and the middle of the bed was 6 inches lower than the edges. The lady at the desk tried telling me that the broken bed was an accessibility feature!! Nice try lady. I'm disabled, not stupid. She gave me a regular room, which hadn't been properly cleaned in weeks. At least the bed was ok. Next morning I went to open my door and the handle came off in my hand. Oh.....it also smelled wired. I would suggest NEVER staying here.

Last year 2021, both my parents caught Covid and my brother and I stayed here in Courthouse OH for…read more4 days equal. Check in - wasn't too good, I hit the bell and i waited 43 mins for someone to come out, I heard them thru the walls ( It was built like a house) they spoke no English and it was hard to understand. They double charge me, DO NOT PAY ONLINE - It was the most weirdest time ever, I saw drug dealers outside my room doing deals, I heard gun sounds and I was wide awake every single night. Luckily I wasn't alone , I had my brother with me. One morning the cleaning lady came in, and I told her through the door, " One min , I'm changing" she got her key and opened the door". I told her to get out, I said one min" she got rude and said " I'll be gone in one min". I was highly upset, the bathrooms weren't clean very well, there was some sort of liquid spill on the bed/ pillow it was very very odd. You also felt, something horrible when you got there and the last day. I couldn't wait to get OUT!

I think I stayed in this room in 1983 in Fort Lauderdale, FL. I don't mean a room like this. I…read morethink it was this very same room, like some kind of Twilight Zone thing. Seriously, I'm not joking. All I need is 3 room mates and a couple cases of really cheap beer. So let me ask, is patching a plastic tub enclosure with silicone putty and electrical tape 3rd world genius or is it pathetic? The towels were not quite dry either. They seem clean, if tiny and scratchy-perfect for that exfoliating thing you are supposed to do. I wonder if the dryer needs maintenance too. Twenty years ago this might have been a nice place. I think that was the last time any kind of maintenance or even painting was done. The bed seems okay, so far. I'm writing this tonight before we go to sleep-just in case something, I don't know what; gets us during the night. You are getting what you pay for, not a bit more. I just thought $50.00 would go a little further here in the Midwest. Perhaps a local could tell us tomorrow-what sort of activity goes on here, because otherwise I can't figure out why it exists at this price point. The desk clerk is nice enough. This is his first night, all alone, with I guess 30 minutes of training from his sister, the actual manager. He is from central casting for a night clerk at a cheap motel. I make up stories about people. Here it goes, he just got out of the joint, he got clean there and his sister is giving him a second chance. I wish him luck-he does genuinely seem like a good guy, though a bit clueless.

We made a reservation through Priceline and paid in full for two nights, with the charge applied…read moreimmediately. After driving nine hours to visit my ill father-in-law, we arrived at the hotel only to be told that we did not have a confirmation number--despite my having a confirmation email clearly showing one. The front desk attendant, Milar, was extremely rude and unhelpful. We were left waiting for nearly an hour while she repeatedly insisted on taking my phone, as if I were incapable of reading the confirmation number myself. After handing it to her twice, I refused a third time, at which point she aggressively kicked her chair out of the way. This behavior was completely unacceptable and shocking for someone working in the hospitality industry. I would never return to this hotel or recommend it to anyone. Additionally, based on the condition of the lobby, the property is in need of a serious update and a thorough cleaning

They took my 7 steaks, my bag of pairs, apple cider,two packs of goat cheese, pack of mozzarella…read morecheese, pack of jalapeños and sea moss gel pack, pack of butter over 100 dollars worth of food and didn't wanna reimburse the thing is they did that the day before they I was supposed to check out.

Great stay! We…read morebrought our kids here for a few days of their spring break. We loved that they had an indoor pool and other activities at the lodge. When we arrived we were impressed by the new entrance. The lobby was inviting with lots of lounging options and a fireplace. Check in was quick. The rooms have been recently updated. We loved how they had two queen beds and a set of bunk beds. So are kids each got their own bed. The pool area was great. The pool was heated and very comfortable. They also had a hot tub. They have a game room. Several of the machines were out of order. A ping pong table. You can borrow board games from the front desk. There is a gift shop that has ice cream. Plus a restaurant. Although it was very busy. We ordered a pizza and it was good. I love how the rooms open out to the courtyard where in the summer there is an outdoor pool. There is a play ground for kids and views of the lake The lodge could improve on their communication. There was a sign in the room that said to leave towels on the floor to get new ones. When we came back from being gone all day the dirty towels were still there. We were then informed you had to let the front desk know. The front desk was hit or miss with information about the park and lodge activities/events. I think it would be great if the front desk had more knowledge about the general park area and could provide information about the lodge since they are your main point of contact.

I got here thinking everything would be fine but things started to go downhill first of all there…read moreare cigarettes in my room witch is totally inappropriate because I have two children who have asthma and this is a no smoking bedroom!! there was also a cricket in my bedroom! I was very upset then I realized the AC wasn't working it was 85 degrees and when I asked the lady for a new bedroom, she said no so my sister had to come and yell at her and then she finally gave me the bedroom but of course it will be a 60 minute wait and then guess what else happened there were four wasps nests in my doorway this place sucks definitely not worth the money. STAY AWAY!!!

Stay away. The girl at the desk was friendly when I checked in. The bathroom was a joke. Above the…read moretub look like there was water damage in the floor above was gonna cave in any minute. They obviously don't give a crap. If you have to stay here one day, it might be OK, but more than that please go elsewhere. Trust me, it will be so worth it. This place has no curtains just. Also, not a lot of choices to go out for lunch or dinner. And don't get me started on the breakfast. What a joke. They advertise hot breakfast and that is not true. The pictures online show bread, donuts, bagels. None were there! Run and don't stay here! All the choice hotels, especially the Quality Inns are disgustingl!

The hotel was clean and seemed well maintained overall. The staff was friendly, letting me check in…read morea half hour early and then later when I realized I forgot my toothbrush. The bed was comfortable, though the sheets were a little scratchy. The bathroom was clean and in good working order, though there was only one towel. A minor oversight and my husband and I don't mind sharing. We didn't have breakfast because we needed to leave early, but the coffee was good. Would stay here again when passing through.

What a pleasant overnight we shared recently at Hearthstone Inn! Its location, in the heart of…read moreCedarville was perfect for our explorations. Ample parking was behind the inn; newly asphalted too! The reception lobby was open and inviting. The timber beams, heavy hand tools and dated photographs nodded to the entire area's rustic roots. Manager Joan greeted us warmly, and regaled us with stories of the village's pioneers and valued residents. It was wonderful! Our first floor Queen Room (~ $160) was spotless, fresh and quiet. Bedding was comfortable, as was the room temperature. All appliances and fixtures worked well. Loved the Evelyn & Crabtree toiletries as well as the thick, fresh towels! Breakfast was very simple, consisting of cereals and canned fruit salad with a few cellophane-wrapped sweets, but the local coffee brew was hot, fresh and strong! We visited the little gift shop, and picked up a history book and vintage postcards. There are local crafts and wares available too. We recommend the Hearthstone to anyone considering a visit to the area.

This place was a genuine amazing place to stay. So close to Cedarville University and places to…read morevisit and eat. The rooms were large but cozy. The staff were friendly. I would definitely recommend staying here and look forward myself to my next stay.

Stayed here for one night while in Yellow Springs. Cute, clean space in a converted old jailhouse…read more Space had a bed, kitchenette and bathroom. Check in and out was all communication through text message, you have a code provided to lock and unlock the door. Would stay again, and will be sure to use their website to book to avoid the third party fees for myself and the business.

During our 2 day jaunt over to the Buckeye state, we needed a home base for our adventures and…read morefound one in the quirky Yellow Springs, Ohio. Opting for the loft suite next to the main Jailhouse, we got settled in after re-reading the easy-to-follow instructions from our hosts. The loft features high ceilings and my wife compared it to staying in a treehouse. The room was immaculate and had several amenities, like a coffee pot and a microwave, so one could enjoy breakfast in-house if that was in your plans. There's also an adorable breakfast nook under a window looking out over the trees. Yellow Springs, Ohio is certainly my kind of quirky and lived up to expectations. From Jailhouse, it's a short walk, say five minutes, down to the heart of the town, and the famed Little Miami trail. This is a perfect location for those hoping to enjoy what the town has to offer. Affordable, convenient, and excellent service from the proprietors. Highly recommended.