I don't know what I expected but this was to me like a Motel 6 except the breakfast was a lot better. It is affiliated with the Amish Acres down the street but is a toned down version of that Inn. It was clean and the staff was very helpful. Check in/out was a breeze. The trains do not bother me because you are basically in the middle of nowhere on a two-lane blacktop road so you cannot expect a Hilton property. One thing I did not like is the fact that they did not have the pool open because of some "red tape". I love the atmosphere and the Amish country. While there we made a day trip up to Shipshewana and that was out of this world. While there you should try the Amish Apple Cidar it is delicious!

Sorry for this tardy review, but here it is. This property is near (and I believe affiliated with) Amish Acres, a tourist draw in the Amish Country of northern Indiana. The hotel is nice enough, but it is across the street from one of the major east-west freight lines in the U.S. The vibrations from the trains and the train whistles make it impossible to sleep. We ended up canceling the second night of our stay. Unless you already live next to an airport or freight line and noise doesn't bother you, do not stay here.

I stayed recently at the Nappanee Inn for business for two nights.

Arrived around 10.50 pm and was greeted by 2 college age desk
clerks who "discussed" who would check us in. The one
was worried about getting up to handle this task due to his
not be "on duty" til 11pm.

Rooms are very basic, but clean. Rooms do not have
irons or hair dryers. You can obtain one at the front desk.

Free muffins and coffee are served in the lobby area
each am .

The major drawback to this quite Amish INN which is located
in the middle of horse and buggy country, is that freight trains
run all night and the noise from the whistles and vibrations
are insane! They supply disposable earplugs to lessen the noise.
This area is beautiful in landscape and simplicity, however
you can find the same without the train noise with a little
research.