I took my mother to Holmes County Ohio for a Mothers Day gift. She has always wanted to see the Amish County, and Holmes County has the Largest Amish Community in the US. Anyway we stayed here at the Historic Hotel Millersburg, and it was sooo awesome. My mother and I are both sever OCD, and therefore when we travel... More

We made a last minute decision to visit the Amish country on a Friday evening figuring we would just reserve a room on the way down. After contacting every chain hotel and being told there were no vacancies we found the Hotel Millersburg still had a couple vacancies so we booked our room. We were a little concerned never having... More

A true hotel with lots of history, and rooms furnished in a Victorian style. Clean and comfortable with no fancy amenities. Wish the towels had been a little larger and plusher, but we have stayed there several times for the experience and found it to be satisfactory in service and price. Conveniently located downtown, within walking distance of antique shops... More

We stayed here during the Christmas season on a Friday night that featured a Children's Christmas night at the downtown shops in Millersburg. We brought our granddaughter with us and she had a such a good time. On kids night the stores offer a special craft for children to make, such as an ornament, gingerbread house or decoration. The stores... More

We stayed overnight here while doing a short weekend trip to Amish Country. The owners greeted us upon arrival and made us feel welcome. We prefer staying at the locally owned places vs. interstate chains and were rewarded with a large, clean room and a cozy atmosphere. Within walking distance to some really great shops downtown. Pleasantly surprised at the... More

I have stayed one night in this little historical place. This was a weekend trip with my husband and it was a spur of a moment thing so we were unprepared in terms of hotels. We knew where we wanted to go though. We wanted to see the Amish country, have great food and do some scenic drive around. So... More

Loved this hotel... we had a large room and all the historical decor in our room was just a neat touch especially the brick wall that the beds were up against. The floors creek when you walk in the halls but should be expected knowing you're going to a historical hotel. We enjoyed staying here for a girls get-away trip... More

With all the modern hotels in the area, I really can't see a reason to stay. The public areas are well restored, clean, with plenty of old artifacts. The room I stayed in was clean, but very small, old tv, it had good Internet, hardly any counter space in the tiny bathroom. Basically a depressing room. Put Two of these... More

This is a lovely hotel when you appreciate it for it's history - built in 1847 and fairly well maintained. The rooms were clean and nicely decorated, but extremely small. We traveled stayed in this hotel with friends and had adjoining rooms and it felt like the rooms combined should have been a suite with their room being a sitting... More