Break free from the chains, and stay at an charming inn owned by Hiram College! You will not be sorry; it's filled with tasteful period charm and steeped in history. The staff serves with exquisite professionalism. Be sure to ask them to start the "Regina", the giant 1896-vintage music box, as you enjoy your breakfast next morning....

Thank you for a totally marvelous stay!

Stayed here several times from New York to settle my daughter into Hiram College. We always stay in the Garrett Suite, room 28. I like the balcony to people watch and to enjoy sitting somewhere other than the room. The bed and pillows were very comfy. Since our last visit they had redone a few things in the room along with a new comforter. The only complaint I had was not an extra toilet paper roll. There wasn't anyone to ask for one since in the late evening no one is at the front desk. A desk to sit with my laptop on would have been nice. Overall it suited our needs being on campus. I would stay here again and would recommend it to parents for kids on the campus.

Simple, small town traditional inn with lovely surroundings.

Our travel budget is limited this summer so we took a trip that was close to home. Rooms were large and decorated nicely. Each room is decorated differently. Breakfast room was very pleasant and we loved the deck off the breakfast room. Such a nice alternative to a chain hotel. Web site had good descriptions of each room so that helps. Hiram is a teeny town so you have to go to Garrettsville (about 4 miles away) to eat unless you are there when school is in session. The smell of the box woods in front reminded me of Williamsburg!