Dutch Host Inn
The Dutch Host Inn is an "old fashioned" establishment for the budget-minded that features oak furniture made by Amish craftsmen. It offers a free continental breakfast and in-room fireplaces, Jacuzzis, microwaves and refrigerators. Business travelers can use their conference room, which has a kitchenette, fireplaces and accommodates up to 50 people. For dinner you can head to the Dutch Valley restaurant for American continental comfort food, just .6 miles away, and the Auman Timbers Golf Course is only 4.2 miles away. Please note this inn does not allow pets.
Dutch Host Inn
1021 Dover Road NE
Sugarcreek, OH 44681
(330) 852-2468
dutchhostinn.com
Carlisle Inn
The Carlisle Inn features a different decor for each of its floors: Shaker, mission, cottage and country. Amenities include a small indoor pool, and fitness and game rooms. Guests will enjoy a country-style continental breakfast and 24-hour coffee and tea service. Meeting and event space can accommodate up to 275 people and the hotel will provide A/V equipment and buffet or family-style dining, if needed. The Dutch Valley restaurant is located just next door, and spa services like massage can be had in your room.
Carlisle Inn
1357 Old Rte. 39 NE
Sugarcreek, OH 44681
(330) 852-2586
dhgroup.com/en/wc/wc-carlisle-inn.php
Comfort Suites
The Comfort Suites features convenient access to places like Heini's cheese shop and the Holmes County flea market. Guests will enjoy free homemade Belgian waffles, among other continental breakfast items each morning. Amenities include a heated indoor pool and hot tub, an exercise room and a gift shop. Fax services, a meeting room and high-speed in-room Internet access are available for business travelers. Please note this is a smoke-free hotel and pets are not allowed. Heini's mini golf is just 1.1 miles away.
Comfort Suites
4810 Township Road 366
Berlin, OH 44681
(330) 893-7400
comfortsuites.com/hotel-berlin-ohio-OH243
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