I have stayed at several bed and breakfasts in OH in the last few years. It is my favorite way to…read morestay when visiting a new place. Specifically, I love feeling like you are visiting a welcoming home, the (typically) delicious home cooked breakfasts, the small special touches, and the hospitality of the hosts. We just did not experience those things here. The house itself is beautiful and well maintained, considering its age. The room (suite 5) was clean and spacious, and we loved relaxing on the screened-in porch at night. I would stay elsewhere on any future trips to Yellow Springs.

Great location! Easy to walk anywhere in town. Clean, comfortable and beautifully decorated. We…read moreloved sitting by the fireplace. Coffee was fresh and delicious. Homemade breakfast with the most delicious toast. We will definitely be back!

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.

What a wonderful treat this place was! Julie and Larry are so kind, and they accommodated our late…read morecheck-in. The house is stunning with all of the original detailing intact. We stayed in the Carriage Room and it was adorable and cozy. There was another family with a baby--but the house is so big my husband and I barely heard anyone. Breakfast was homemade and delicious! Fresh fruit, fresh juice, coffee, and quiche in the main dining room were a lovely end to a great stay. We'd definitely revisit and absolutely would suggest this place to our friends.

What a great place! Wonderful people, comfortable rooms. Remember the showers are vintage, lol. But…read moremy sister and friend loved it. My first time in town for a family reunion with relatives.

This was the 1st B&B we've ever stayed at. That said, it's only fair to say that moving forward,…read morethe bar has been set very high. This place was unbelievable. My opinion of B&B's has always been that at the end of the day, you're just a guest in someone's home, but I never felt less than welcome and comfortable. Sherry & Wesley were both so friendly and welcoming, actually sat out by the carriage house with Wesley and his son and enjoyed a nice cigar and was treated to some very pleasant wine. The House was dripping with history, the décor was so amazing, I found myself just sitting and looking around as if I were sitting in a history book photo. We were there on a bike trip with another couple. The house is right off the Xenia Paths. They had secure storage for our bikes and a place for them to plug in. The price was more than reasonable. If you're looking for a B&B, do yourself a favor and book this place. We WILL be back.

This cutesy cable n has been remodeled and is even better than it was several years ago on our…read moreprevious stay. There's plenty to do nearby. You really need to check this place out!

Spent 3 nights at this quaint little cabin for my birthday weekend. Perfect getaway spot! Such a…read morewonderful place with everything you can think of that you'll need. The gardens surrounding the cabin are beautiful. And, we loved the fragrant smell of the lilacs. Close enough to walk to the Clifton Mill (yummy pancakes!!) and bike/hike trail. Ken and Rob were wonderful hosts. Looking forward to returning again next year.

Gorgeous property with absolutely stellar spa services. My husband surprised me with a spa day here…read moreand I was totally blown away. I was a bit hesitant, because, to be honest, the decor in the mansion is a bit outdated. Still beautiful, but slightly cluttered. But the spa services were absolutely fantastic and very reasonably priced. The facial, body wraps, scrubs, and massages were all A+. Owners were very sweet and accommodating and the food was good. I would drive up from Cincinnati any time for a massage from Randi!

My daughters, Sarah and Theresa, and I have stayed at the Great Stone Castle for the last three…read moreyears for a weekend girls' getaway. We love it!! Andrea and Jerome are wonderful and attentive. Callie, Belle, and Winston steal the show. The spa services are fabulous too. We do the full body massage, facial, full body scrub and hand foot treatments. We recommend this beautiful experience to everyone we know.

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.

We were on a 4 day bike ride on the Ohio to Erie trail and stayed here on our second night. The…read morehotel could not be any closer to the bike trail. They really cater to bikers and went out of their way to have breakfast ready for s early since we had 100 miles ahead of us that day. Great place and friendly staff.

Great facility--charming but modern, and very well maintained--in a great location. Check out the…read morephotos (mine and others') for a better physical description than I can give in words. We stayed in Room 2 on the second floor, very handsomely appointed in aqua and coffee tones, with silver accents. The room was lovely and very comfortable, both the bedroom and the en suite bathroom. I enjoyed reading a book in the chair by the window. The backyard was another highlight. There is a small deck, a fireplace, an English-style walking garden, and a main seating area with candles and comfortable camp chairs. In warm weather, it's perfect either for unwinding or for extending a gathering at the end of the day. Apparently the proprietor brings food in the morning? I was not awake in time to witness this; perhaps it is the breakfast fairy. In any case, the spread was noteworthy: besides the drinks, snacks, yogurt, fruit, and cereal available around the clock, there were uncooked eggs, miniature bagels, coffee cake or banana bread, and a variety of seasonal fruit. No matter how heterogeneous your group, everyone will find something to satisfy him- or herself. Sometimes it's the little things--such as the rubber duck in the shower stall, the small fish tank on the kitchen counter, and the soft jazz CD playing in the living room on our arrival. There was a basket of highly watchable DVD movies and a shelf of local-interest books. But the important things stand out too: the entire place was immaculate and the proprietors seem to take good care of both the property and the guests. This is a very strong 4.5. Some of our housemates were staying there for the third time, and I would not hesitate to return with them next time.

I had the most amazing time! Beautiful room, lovely shared common area, responsive hosts/staff. My…read morefriend and I were going to hit a bar after dinner, but once we checked in we decided we'd rather come back, change into robes, eat the complimentary cookies and popcorn, and watch Top Gun (one of the many DVDs available)! The kitchen has filtered water from the fridge, keurig coffee, microwave, and dishes. There are snacks like popcorn, crackers, yogurt, and cereal available all day. In the morning, they put out a fresh pastry (different and delicious each day!), toast, beautiful fresh fruit, and hard boiled eggs. The room had a hair dryer, bar soap, makeup wipes, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. We also had a smart tv so I could log into my own Hulu account. There is a pretty park and lots of little shops and restaurants within walking distance, including a major grocery store. Could not have imagined a better place...I wish I lived there!

My brother Mark and I rode the 326 mile, Ohio to Erie Trail (Cincinnati to Cleveland) last year on…read moreour bicycles from 10Oct21 to 19Oct21 and stopped in the Houstonia on the way north (the B&B was right on the Trail in So. Charleston). What a beautiful Victorian house and a definite 5-star experience! Yeah, I know this review is a year late (Today is 10Oct22), but I'm a busy fella writing Indy sci-fi/fantasy novels @ dreamquestbooks.com, and just lost track of time till this 1-year anniversary of the beginning of our bike ride. Anyway, Patty was a wonderful host who took great care of us (even through the town/village of South Charleston losing elec. power for a couple-three hours in the late afternoon-evening) and served us, and another group of 5 cyclers going the other direction (south) on the same 326 mile Trail, a wonderful, freshly made breakfast the next morning. Our stay at the Houstonia (and supper at the Purple Monkey) was one of the better highlights of our 10-day bike ride. ~Rick A. Mullins

Cyclists! Stay here! This B and B is so cozy and beautifully appointed. The atmosphere echoes the…read moreturn of the century charm of this town. It is the quietest place I have stayed. No barking dogs. There is bike storage in the garage.The host, Patty Nibert will make your visit just like home...and better. She cooks! It is on the bike trail through town. At the bottom of the street is Shoemaker's grocery, a hardware store, and a pharmacy. Downtown is charming with a coffee shop, restaurant, and a library. Patty know so much about this town and is proud of it as she should be. I love this town!

I visited the Ohio Barn B&B yesterday as the photographer for a wedding being held on the property…read more The property is stunningly gorgeous, featuring several rustic barns. The event was held in the main barn, and below the event space there is a beautiful suite for overnight stay. The suite features a full kitchen, spacious living and dining area, and a large bedroom with a huge bathroom with beautiful stone walls! The wedding was a wonderful success, and the venue is the reason why. The staff is incredible and professional. Photo opportunities on the property are almost endless, and span a variety of styles. I absolutely loved my time here, and I am already planning a stay for myself and my husband.