Kies je hotel in Muskingum County

'Not Good'

'The staff was very nice. But the room was dirty and unkept. Looked like some type of big drop g in the desk and other furniture Will not stay again.'

'Very clean .helpful staff'

'Ik heb in dit hotel verbleven omdat het in de omgeving van Thornville lag, waar dat weekend een festival plaats vond. Wifi werkte goed aan het hotel, minder goed op de kamer. Zeer ruime en nette kamers. Gevarieerd ontbijt.'

'I really liked the hotel and its staff. The problem with this hotel is that there are train tracks behind it and the trains go by every night starting around 10 or so. They are extremely loud and then they blow the whistles and create a lot of noise keeping me awake. I was in room 203 and the trains were right outside my window…I watched them go by! I know the hotel can’t help it but I was woken up every night of my stay sometimes more than once.'

'Great value for the price. Wonderful breakfast. Excellent host. Beautiful house.'

'Everything was fine.'

'Room was very nice.'

'Host was friendly. Property was beautiful. Room was clean. Mattress needs to be updated. Highly recommend. '

'Close to town.'

'We had a relaxing 3 night stay. Very clean, had everything we needed, and host was very accommodating with our request. Beautiful mornings watching the sun come up and peaceful nights in front of the fire. Highly recommend.'

'10/10 as usual! Thanks'

'Everything was amazing. Such a beautiful property. Remote and private. Host was amazing. Can't wait to return!!'

'Quaint, rustic cabin on a working farm Perfect place to decompress. If you sit still by the rolling stream long enough you'll be greeted by all sorts of wildlife: woodpecker, owl, even a bald eagle. The hosts are gracious and kind. Higsitthe rolling stream'

'Lovely cabin, well equipped. Many additional extras such as birding books and the opportunity to feed the birds. The environment is full of wildflowers, trails and rock formations to explore. With my grandson, we noted many spots where fairies would thrive, although they did not show themselves.'