The Inn at Honey Run

My husband surprised me with a trip here for our 5 year anniversary. This was exactly what we needed. The grounds are absolutely beautiful. The safe was all so kind. It is a more expensive place to stay but it’s worth it in our opinion. We really enjoyed every minute of being there. The room we stayed in was a ground level honeycomb. We loved the fire place! We went to a dinner and a breakfast at Taragon, the restaurant on the property, and it was delicious! It is more expensive but the service and food make it apparent why. If you’re looking for a getaway this is the place to go. They have some hikes on the property, sheep and an open air art exhibit. They also have a blue Ray library and games you can bring back to your room. No kids are allowed here which for us, was a great break from our baby for our anniversary. It would have made me sad to see kids and not have her there.

Property is unique and beautiful. Stayed in the main building in a recently renovated room. Clean and stylishly appointed. The walls were thin and I could hear conversations and laughing. This may not bother everyone but the water is soft. Views of bird feeders from all rooms. Dined at Tarragon one night. Pricey but delicious and excellent service. The trails are wonderful. Some of the exhibits in the open air museum are in disrepair. Close to other attractions.

You will not find a nice hotel getaway in Ohio. Great attention to detail, and nice staff. It is a very nice high-end restaurant with great food. It is incredibly quiet. You are sure to sleep in at least once during your stay. Take a night hike and use the night vision goggles. I that that was cool. If you're not into that, then enjoy a drink at their firepit or enjoy the game room.

Wonderful, quiet, restful lodging built on a hill. Very nice rooms with comfortable beds. Comfortable gathering areas. There is a sustained, moderate incline from entrance to handicap parking. The handicap parking spots are on an incline. It would be best to place handicapped person on sidewalk near the entrance before parking. The handicap walk-in shower is spacious and very accessible. The grab bars are not textured and are very slick when wet. Overall, a great stay.

This place was amazing! The wife and I went here at the beginning of October and stayed in the honeycomb suite. We had our own private balcony that we could sit outside and watch the stars! I forgot how many stars there were since I live in the city. We were able to see out into the country side with nothing but nature and see all the tree leaves changing. While sitting outside one night using night vision goggles, (which they provided upon request!) to see more stars and try to catch sight of some owls (I did not), one of the cats that work at the inn came up to us. He was so polite and only came up to us when we called to him, but that's when he decided to keep me hostage and I couldn't go inside! He just slept on my lap! It was the best hour of night watching I've ever done. This place is a great location and within 30 minutes of pretty much anywhere in amish country so you can plan anything and not be inconvenienced because of distance. They also have these walking trails that are beautiful and not for people who don't go on walks/hikes like the wife and I do occasionally. But I do recommend them! The outside art peices are so beautiful! If you don't want to go anywhere all day that's fine too! They have a restaurant that you can walk to, for breakfast and dinner. You might need to make reservations but it is worth it! Each meal was so good! The review for that I'll have to write separate for the Taragon so you can go there to read it! All in all, me and the wife are going again. The first night there after tearing up when I saw the night sky, we agreed we will go again.