Amazing place. Very relaxing. Stay if you can! Alice and Mark are great hosts on the beautiful…read morefarm.

We had an amazing time at the cabin. There are a lot of eateries and recreation close by including…read moreCountry Crust Bakery and Rocky Fort State Park. In the cabin, we spent the evening relaxing, listening to music from the CD player (several CDs were provided in the cabin), nature walking, and actually talking without distractions (like TV). . .The bedroom is in a 2nd floor loft space with the bed sitting underneath a window that overlooks the Coyote Creek. . .A truly wonderful touch is Alice (the owner) who brings homemade breakfast at 9am. Our breakfast included orange juice, fresh fruit, sausage, and a french toast casserole with blueberries baked in it and cup of maple syrup. The breakfast was served piping hot -- and tasted wonderful.

Not the fanciest, but it's clean and not terribly expensive. There's not a lot to choose from in…read moreHillsboro, but if you need a place to stay while visiting family, like me, because why else would you be in this town, it's better than the alternatives. The wifi was fast enough to watch videos, so no complaints there. It's pet friendly, which worked out for me, but people with dogs should be on the bottom floor, in my opinion, would have made things easier. The pool was closed when we stayed, so no opinion there, other than it looked small, and was outdoors. The halls did smell like smoke, they don't do a good job of separating non smoking and smoking rooms. The breakfast was not too shabby, for free, and the staff took care of whatever we needed. The inside didn't look like it had been updated in at least 30 years, but I know, growing up in Hillsboro, that's it's not that old. Overall, an average place to stay in a less than average town that will always be home to me.

If you don't need to stay overnight, go on down the road. Unfortunately, this seems to be the least…read moreobjectionable place to stay in Hillsboro. It's been over a year since my last visit and nothing has changed. Corporate Days Inn obviously does NOT check in on their franchisees. This place gives them all a bad name. There are a few bright spots: the beds are comfortable and the water pressure is good. The refrigerator works. Thank God the A/C filter was recently changed. Unfortunately: the ice maker is still broken (it's been this way for at least 4-5 years). The hotel, including hallway and room has a musty, dirty, mildew smell that's impossible to get rid of. Bring your own Lysol to spray things down! The rooms are in desperate need of updating and maintenance. Our tub was cracked and I always thought there was a spider in there, but it was just the crack. Wonder how much water has seeped through, causing mold under there. The toilet paper holder is very broken. The pillows are about half the size of an actual pillow and lumpy. Housekeeping consists of straightening the blankets and replacing towels, of which they are very skimpy. You always need to ask for a couple more. Bed linens were not changed at all during my multi-night stay. The carpet is stained and smelly. The rooms are NOT vacuumed with any regularity. I never saw or heard a vacuum during my multi-night stay. They need replacing, but at least a shampoo and vacuum would help. The bathroom floor is disgusting with dirt and grime caked along the walls. The floors were filthy when I arrived and not cleaned at all during my stay. Don't get me started on the toilet. The sink counter was not touched during my stay. They provide a tiny bar of soap but no soap dish so it gets all soggy sitting on the counter. They don't replace it during housekeeping, so you'll need to ask for more. The breakfast leaves a lot to be desired and get there before 9 a.m. because everything is put away including access to coffee. They have the wonderful waffle maker but the fake "butter spread" and cheap syrup are disappointing. Two flavors of Activia yogurt and 2 types of stale cereal. They turn off window needs cleaning and resealing. It's difficult to look outside because it is so dirty. They turn off keycard access very early in the morning and you have to have your key reset to get back into the room well before checkout time at 11 a.m. Cameras watch your every move in the halls, lobby, and outside. The owner and family live in the hotel.

I usually don't make reviews, but this is definitely warranted. We checked in and checked out about…read morean hour later. The room was filled with black mold, the shower was filthy, there was a dirty washrag hanging up, the ironing board was broken, and the floors were dirty. This place seems very unsafe and unsanitary. Do not recommend.

Wow! Only stay here if you are fond of bed bugs and workers killing chickens in the parking lot…read morewhile drinking and listening to loud music! Worst place I've ever stumbled upon in my life. Stayed for about 2 hours and then went to the Days Inn and disputed it with my credit card. Stay far away from here!

Great spot to relax and recharge. We stayed in one of the cabins, which was cozy, well-outfitted,…read moreand very clean. We especially appreciated the rocking chairs and porch swing on the porch. There are several easy hiking trails on the property that are well-maintained and offer beautiful views. The food in the restaurant was very good as well. Finally, I can't say enough good about the staff of the inn. Every single employee we encountered, from waitstaff to registration desk managers to housekeeping staff, were exceedingly friendly and professional.

Feeling burned out? Need to get away? Rural Ohio therapy for the mind and soul awaits. Escape the…read morehustle and rush of executive life - retreat to Murphin Ridge Inn. Experience the rustic lodge and Amish country appeal. Listen to horse hooves clapping along the highway pavement as you approach the long gravel drive and see an Amish man conducting a horse-drawn carriage. Enter the main house through the welcoming squeaks of a screen door and the aromas of home cooking. Sit down to dinner and meet the chef in person, who will proudly (and rightfully) proclaim, "Best pork chop you've ever had, or it's free!" He was right. As enticing as it was to have the pork chop for every meal, we delved into the remainder of the menu; Fried chicken was juicy, tender, crispy, and dark golden brown. Black bean soup was simple with garlic, onion, and pepper. Needed a bit of salt, but it was really delicious, even if under-seasoned. The menu was full of delicious Heartland food for the soul. Top off your night with a tipsy cider (hot apple cider with caramel vodka: genius) by the fire, where you'll meet other travelers and watch the moon light up the sky. When morning breaks, treat yourself to a stroll amongst the wooded trails that stretch for just under five miles. In the fall, the colors are absolutely breathtaking. There's nothing like a good, warm breakfast after a brisk walk...and once again, the chef did not disappoint. He even heated my steak from the night before so that I could enjoy steak and eggs. My only criticism of Murphin Ridge Inn was the beds; exquisitely uncomfortable and bouncier than a hop-along ball. Unless you love hard beds and plan to sleep alone, be prepared to be startled awake by every move your partner makes, and the probability of waking up stiff and sore is pretty high. The fact that we had a fireplace with a sleep timer in the middle of the room almost made us forget about the discomfort of the mattress, though. I'd still return to Murphin Ridge Inn for the atmosphere, food, friendly service, and relaxation, but I'd come prepared next time with a comfy mattress pad and maybe a cot.

Don't let the looks fool you, on the outside. I'm on a budget and opted for Cedar Hill. I was…read moreanticipating the worst , but when I got to the room, i was pleasantly surprised at how clean and nice it was. The bed had plastic on it, but to me that was Sanitary and it didn't make the bed uncomfortable, in fact it was a very comfy bed. It's only me and my dogs ( two small house trained dogs), and the room was just my size. The service was upbeat and friendly. The wifi had a weak signal would be my only complaint.

This room was yucky! The manager was nice but unfortunately that didn't help the room any. The…read morebed was covered in plastic, the shower curtain was moldy, the heat wasn't on prior to our arrival so it was freezing when we walked in. Also yucky junk on the bathroom wall and hair that wasn't ours. :(

It's an older place and things are clean but don't look clean but it's because it's old…read more They need to remodel and update stuff

The room i was given was the filthiest room I've ever seen in my life and im not a "Karen". The…read moreplace was covered, all the walls, sink, shower, mirrors, light switches in crud, see pics. There were bugs crawling on the walls and stains all over the sheets. Trash in the floor, no phone and so hot in there you couldn't breathe. I stared long enough to take a video in case they refused to refund my money which i was there less than an hour. When i told them my concerns, they called me a liar and said the room was cleaned earlier that day and refused to refund me. This place is crawling with germs and should be shut down. i really wish i could attach pics. For pics see my google review.

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.

We loved our stay at the Murphin Inn and will be back. The property is beautiful. The guest rooms…read moreare clean and the main dining house is so charming. I also love the fire pit after dinner, so chill. Staff is very accommodating.

A much-needed respite found me booking The Murphin Ridge Inn West Union, OH. A few days of eating,…read morerelaxing, hiking and enjoying the beautiful fall weather. Met some amazing staff and a couple of sweet critters. Looking forward to experiencing all of the seasons, visiting this hidden gem in Adams County, OH.

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.