The Inn at Honey Run

We booked a weekend getaway for two at the Inn at Honey Brook Run for my wife’s birthday, but unfortunately she fell ill and we couldn’t make it that weekend. I called to explain, and the hostess was genuinely happy to help us reschedule. That flexibility and kindness set the tone for the whole experience. Everything was amazing. The rooms are spacious, warm, and perfect for a romantic weekend away. We also had dinner at The Tarragon (attached to the inn) and it was very satisfying. Overall, using the Inn at Honey Brook Run as our home base for the weekend made our trip exceptional. Highly recommend.

EVERYTHING about our trip to The Inn at Honey Run was spectacular. From the time we checked in until we returned our key the next day, we could have asked for more. The comfort of our room at the Honey Combs was well beyond our expectations. From the plush, comfy robes and Tarocco toiletries to the Saratoga bottled water, Wolfgang Puck's coffee and a bag of biscotti, we couldn't have asked for more. We enjoyed our delicious dinner at Tarragon, the warmth of our fireplace in the evening, and the cotton-candy pink sunrise from our room. Our apologies for spending a little too much time feeding the sheep; they were so much fun! We loved the added touch of the Peterson Field Guide to Birds on the coffee table and can't wait to come back during better weather to walk the grounds and watch the birds at the feeder outside our door.

Had another great stay at The Inn at Honey Run. It's remote enough (in Amish country) to feel like a getaway, but still an easy and scenic drive. The setting of the Inn itself is a combination of wooded and pastoral, and is wonderfully peaceful and serene. The rooms are nicely appointed with updated finishes, but everything feels comfortable and inviting. Their on-site restaurant, Tarragon, also hits all the right notes. Treat yourself to a getaway there. It will be one that you will not only enjoy, but one that you will remember fondly....likely drawing you back again and again like it has for us.

We have been coming here for about 10 years now and this place never disappoints. Staying at our preferred rooms in the honeycomb it was great to enjoy the wonderful accommodation to the backdrop of the woods and with fall leaves. It’s wonderful to wake up and see the sky easily from the rooms back glass door. It’s always nice to walk the trail easily accessible across from the Inn’s entrance. We have always enjoyed the wonderful accommodations coupled with outstanding food at the Tarragon. It’s just the perfect and most appealing place we have found within minutes of shopping in Berlin.

We stayed in one of the “Superior” rooms, which felt worth the extra cost for the beautiful view out of the large windows. And waking up to the sunrise in the windows was wonderful. The property was beautiful and the inn itself is so cozy and serene. The only things that we didn’t love were the TV which had some sound issues, and the fact that the room was carpeted in what felt like older carpet. The carpet didn’t seem dirty, but old carpet is just a little off-putting in a hotel personally. The restaurant, “Taragon”, was very good but maybe a little over priced. Overall we enjoyed our stay and will definitely consider coming back if we stay in Amish country again.

My wife and I love the Inn at Honey Run. We first found this place about 20 years ago. We stayed a few separate times in our early relationship, and it left a strong impression on us. There are rooms in the main lodge, the Honeycombs, and private cottages. All three are really nice options. We prefer the Honeycombs, but staying in the lodge is convenient and has some spectacular nature views. It's quiet, secluded, and away from big cities. The staff are friendly and respectful. It's a place for unwinding and unplugging from technology. Cell phone reception is very poor, but the wifi helps if you need to make calls, use your GPS, or look up local things to do. The trails make for a great hiking experience. The longest one is 1.5 miles and has open air art exhibits that make it extra special. Perfect for a couples getaway. We're glad it's an adults only resort that gives us a chance to enjoy each others company. It's worth the trip.

My wife and I stayed one night at Honey Run, in one of the honeycomb rooms. First of all the property is beautiful- Just pulling up to the front entrance of the inn feels very special. The room was everything the reviews made it out to be, and more. The bed was very comfortable and the amenities and fireplace really made this stay enjoyable. The outdoor patio off the room was just as pleasant. I wouldn’t do this review justice if I didn’t mention the staff. Everyone from the front desk to the restaurant were beyond friendly and helpful. 5-stars is not enough for this Inn. We will definitely be back !

The reason for not wanting to stay there again is as follows:||||We were there for two nights. When the bed was not made after the first night, we were given a rather a questionable if not silly excuse. We were told that housekeeping couldn't touch the bed because there was a sock on the bed. (No socks were found or missing).We have stayed at many less expensive hotels and they always made up the bed. That experience was not what we have come to expect from your Inn.

Perfect getaway in Amish country. For Adults only. The place is beautiful and quite unexpected given the location. Warm and friendly staff are there to greet and assist. Checkin at the tarragon restaurant on site. Stayed in the honeycomb suite. Every detail is thought out. Birdfeeder near outside private patio and birdbook on nightstand. So cool. Amenities include welcome appetizer & drink, coffee, tea, water, wine opener, biscotii, cable TV, gas log fireplace, jacuzzi tub and internet availability. Comfortable bed, spacious & clean room and great setting. There was everything to enjoy and not one thing to complain about. Oh it was cute that the room actually was accessed with a big key. Can't misplace that!

This is now my third trip to the Inn at Honey Run, and as always it's great. Lovely staff, beautiful setting, great rooms, and the food at the Tarragon, the onsite restaurant, never disappoints. There are so many nice little touches here. Many of the rooms have fireplaces, some have patios or decks. They leave a little packet of complimentary biscotti, baked in house, in the room. Every day you can go for a free drink and hors d'oeuvres in the lounge area, which has lovely views of the surrounding woods. There's an EV hookup. They just really give the impression they're trying to think of everything.

The Inn at Honey Run is a picturesque and serene retreat for those who wish to get away from it all while still enjoying luxury and comfort. If you enjoy a unique experience, the honeycomb suites situated a short drive from the inn are hobbit-like dwellings built into the earth and come with private patios so you can look over the perfectly manicured landscape. After check in, the Inn also invites their guests for a complimentary drink and appetizer in their lounge before their restaurant, Tarragon, opens. Dinner at Tarragon is a fine dining experience you won't want to miss while visiting the Inn. With a vast selection of food and drink options to please any guest and five star service to make you feel like royalty. Head back to your room for a nightcap, stop by the fire pit after dinner to enjoy a woodsy experience or say hello to the heard of sheep you pass on the way back to the honeycombs. No matter how you choose to spend your time at Honey Run, you are guaranteed to enjoy your experience.

In desperate need of updating. The dark brown carpet in room 228 looked ancient and the bathroom floor tile and sink were disgusting. No dresser just a crooked tv box nearly falling off the wall below tv. Needs a table available for playing games by the large game area. Prime location but in need of an entire facelift. The property is lovely.

Loved this cute place!! A great place to go for a get away and relaxation! Our room was wonderful and it felt like I was in the Shire from Lord of the Rings!! Totally loved it! Bed was comfortable, and the food was super wonderful!! Room was very clean and can't wait to go again for my birthday!! A Gem hidden away in Ohio!!

The resort itself is adorable and perfect for couples that are looking for a snuggle in get away from it all adults only hotel/resort experience. There are o ly about 40 or so rooms at this location, some within the main lobby, the honeycomb suites where we stayed, and then two cottages. There are short hiking paths and an open air museum. The museum itself is more abstract, found object art, but the walking path is a nice trek through the acres of land. That path is the longest at 1.5 miles. We did every single path available on our rainy New Year's Day excursion and it took about 3 hours total at a leisurely pace and with umbrellas-which they provide! Also on the property is an up and coming garden-it still looks rather new, but I bet is gorgeous in the summer and spring. There are also honey bees at the top of one of the hills and sheep that you can feed! There isn't a whole lot for adventure seekers, but plenty for those looking to watch movies, snuggle next to the fire, or play a board game. The honeycomb rooms are absolutely stunning and I highly recommend. If you splurge for the club resort stay, you get to head over to the lounge between 3-6 to enjoy a complimentary wine or beer and an appetizer every evening. The Fontina cheese and Spinach Stromboli are excellent. In fact, every single dish we had at Tarragon, the only onsite dining, was exceptional. With all this marvelous, you'd think 5 stars, and I want to give it to them. But, there were a couple strange missteps that are too big to ignore. It seems like a small thing, but our room was not cleaned during our entire stay. If the cleaning schedule has been adjusted or amended, then a heads up at check in would be nice. It's one of those perks of spending money to stay somewhere-you come back to a freshened room. And although the taste of the food was excellent, the service was a bit off. We had reservations the first evening at 8:15. We arrived, checked in, and were told to wait in the lobby-we would be seated shortly. About 10 minutes later, a couple arrived and said they had an 8:30 reservation and were seated immediately. When we went back up to the host stand, it was like groundhog day-they asked us if we had a reservation again. Again, a small thing, but for a place as nice as this, the details and customer care are important. For the cocktail hour, we were told that while the first drink and app were complimentary we were welcome to purchase additional items. We did so on two occassions-both ordering a second beverage and one additional app to share. And both times we did this, our servers seemed visibly annoyed. It was an odd energy shift and my husband, who usually doesn't pick up on that kind of thing, also noticed that it felt like an unwelcome ask. Again, if that isn't something you provide, fine, but a heads up would be appreciated. I do want to give a particular shout out to our server from night two, Liz, who was incredibly kind and also to the cheery blonde who was working the front desk. She has exceptional customer service skill always made us feel welcome. We will return for a cozy get away, but might skip cocktail hour.

We love The Inn at Honey Run. It is relaxing and romantic and just a quick drive out from Columbus or Cleveland. In the middle of Amish Country, the scenery is beautiful and serene, the perfect background for a romantic retreat. Around the inn there are many fun things to choose from: hiking, bird watching, night vision goggles. The Honey Comb rooms are the best ones- very private patio, fireplace, jacuzzi tub. The patios are great for reading. Each Club Level room comes with a Happy Hour with a free drink per person and an app to share- so fun! The food is absolutely out of this world and everything on the menu is made fresh with local ingredients. The staff there is friendly and welcoming. If you're considering a weekend getaway try Honey Run! You will not regret it!

The Inn at Honey Run was one of the most unique and gorgeous places I have ever stayed! Hidden at the top of rolling hills in the original Amish country of Millersburg, Ohio. As we climbed the hill I knew we were staying in a special place. The inn was surrounded by lush greenery, mature trees and numerous hiking trails. Check in was fast and easy. You receive an actual key for the room. We were on the third floor which was the top. Our room had the most unique furnishings such as the lamps made with sticks and the wooden rocking chair which my mother took too very quickly lol. There was a bottle of wine, wine glasses and a wine bottle opener set up in the room. The bottle had a label advising the cost was $25. It just so happened to be Cabernet Sauvignon which I love;) There were two skylights in the room which was an unexpected bonus. The room was clean and the inn was quiet. I spent some time on the first floor which had an outdoor patio as well as a gorgeous sitting area inside with a stone fireplace. I noticed several games such as Monopoly and Yahtzee in a cabinet as well as a checkerboard table. I fell in love the outdoor patio I imagined it were my back porch. There was a wine bar/restaurant that closed at 9 PM. I found a local pizza place that delivered. No children allowed unless you rent out the entire inn. There were also some private cottages for rent on the property. It was definitely an intimate spot targeting couples. But I was there with my Mom and we enjoyed it tremendously!

The Inn at Honey Run is a Great weekend getaway It sits in the trees on top of a hill It is quite lovely. Make sure you get a room with a huge deck overlooking the forest. The dinner is well worth it. Such A relaxing getaway.

We have gone to Honey Run four other times and aside from a quibble about the size of the fridge, we were always happy. This time was very different. We ordered the honeycomb room and were excited to come back. The week of the visit, we realized we may need a second day, so I called to see if they had availability. They did, but I said to wait on changing things til I called back. She ignored that and I rec'd an email for the second day. I called to demand that be taken down and the person said she would check with the manager and would get back to me. Confused, I just ignored it til we got here. Once here, I realized the website messed up my room to a lower level one! As a return customer coming all the way from North Carolina to go to THIS specific hotel, I thought they'd help us. NOPE. The room we originally wanted wasn't available, but they did have one of the upper ones. Instead of just switching us to a room that was obviously not rented anyway (being it was 6PM) to save our trip, she asked for almost $200 to upgrade. So much for customer service and helping a return one at that. My trip was RUINED and I will NOT be back.

My wife and I spent two nights in a Club Level Suite this week and had a truly memorable stay. The room was large with a deck outside the sliding glass door. The living room was large and comfortable (two club chairs, a sofa & gas fireplace) adjacent to a dining area with a wet bar. Our only disappointment was the small shower. The bathroom could have been nicer for the price point of the room. The Inn & the surrounding grounds were beautiful (see the reviews for their restaurant, Tarragon). There are several walking trails through the woods, a sheep pen, beehives and beautiful views. It's a restful atmosphere if that is what you are looking for. We also scheduled an Amish buggy ride that picked us up at the inn. It was a delightful, one hour country ride that was the highlight of the stay. We plan to return for another stay.

It doesn't matter where are you stay this is an incredible experience. And don't forget at night when you're having your cocktail outside before bed to ask for the night vision goggles so you can watch the animals in the forest. It's a cool experience.

If you're looking for a nice place to spend a long weekend in this part of the state, The Inn is certainly a strong choice. A little off the beaten path, it is not hard to find, seated along a hill just outside of downtown Millersburg. We arrived an hour or so early for our Check-In along with a few other guests. The front desk staff was friendly and efficient and got all parties in-and-out within a few minutes. Our room was located in "the honeycomb" - a two-story building nestled into the hill that reminded us a little bit of Hobbiton. It was a relatively spacious room with a seating area, fire place, and a stone porch looking out into the valley below. The room was clean and cozy. Our Club-Level room came with the perk of complimentary drinks and small plates between 3 and 5, so after settling in, we made our way over to Juniper Lounge, directly adjacent to the Inn's restaurant, Tarragon. It took quite a bit of time to corral a host and get seated. Unfortunately, this was a bit of a recurring theme with the lounge and restaurant. Once seated, our server fulfilled our request for Fried Fontina and a couple glasses of wine. Well, you can't really mess up fried cheese, but to say this was good would be an understatement - it was FANTASTIC. A bit of a downside, though, we would come to find out that the complimentary service was only good for one small plate and one drink each. It's not an unfair policy, but it was not well explained when I booked the room or when we arrived for the service. Similarly, we did not know that our room would not be cleaned during our stay. For a short stay it was fine, but the policy should have been clearer. We returned for dinner later that night. Reservations were recommended and made. We were a little early and were told we'd have to wait a moment while they prepped our table. They temporarily seated us in the lounge with a couple menus and...promptly forgot about us. The menus proved to be a bit useless because nobody was working the lounge area. Adding insult to injury, another couple showed up after us with a later reservation and they were seated immediately (probably in our seats, I'm guessing). I'm assuming some of our waiting is the result of a lack of staffing, but this was never explained and the place wasn't terribly busy either. It was by no means tragic, but they just seemed to lack some presence and some organization. Thankfully, our meals were well worth the wait. Tarragon offers a bread service, with warm quarters and an Heirloom Tomato sauce. Pure excellence! For my meal, I enjoyed the Gazpacho as my main course. My date ordered the Miso Mushroom Soup and only vegetarian main course, the Fire Roasted Pepper with couscous. The mushroom balanced well with the miso, and even though I'm not a big fan of miso soup, I enjoyed it. The Gazpacho was easily the best I ever had. It was full of flavor and had a little bit of kick to really finish strong. I understand many people do not care for cold soup, but even my date thought it was superb. The Fire Roasted Pepper was also excellent. It disappeared in a hurry. Since we were celebrating, we decided to splurge with a couple desserts. I enjoyed the Fried Apple Pie, which reminded me a bit of Chi-Chis Fried Ice Cream, but felt that a scoop of ice cream would have been a stronger pairing than the whipped topping. My date also enjoyed the Chocolate Espresso Cheesecake, which seemed to be a staff favorite. To summarize, dinner was outstanding and totally made up for the early service snafus. After a night's rest in one of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in, we enjoyed breakfast at Tarragon in the morning. They have a wonderful selection of unique teas that we both tried. My date thoroughly enjoyed the Broccoli and Four Cheese Quiche, while I happily had The Usual, their take on the prototypical eggs, meat, potatoes, and toast. Again, the food was on point. Following breakfast, we had decided to spend a couple hours exploring the trails around the Inn. They are not tremendously long, the longest stretch being a mile and a half, but they were enjoyable, even in the rain. We did the open air art museum trail backwards, because we didn't quite understand the trailhead markings on the map, even with Inn resident, Hank the gray-haired tabby, who tailed us for the entirety of the circuit. The trail had some interesting pieces and some less so, but it was worth hike. The Creek Trail and a portion of the Garden Trail were inaccessible due to the profusion of rain flooding the creek. The Garden was also closed for the winter, which was understandable. We took a peek anyway, and it appeared to be fairly young with the orchards being about chest-high. There was not much open in Millersburg that day, so we made it back to Tarragon in the evening and after a bit of a "now you need a reservation even though it's still quiet" kerfuffle we enjoyed another excellent meal.

Lovely. I'm not sure how anyone could give The Inn at Honey Run less than 5-stars. It's a quaint but serene getaway located in Amish country that is unexpected in the best possible ways. It's a literal gem that I cannot even begin to tell you how much I love. If you're going to come out here and can afford it, stay in the Preferred Honeycomb Suites. My mom and I came here for a trip over a few days in the winter and it was better than I could have ever anticipated. The Preferred Honeycomb Suites are built into natural caves. You don't get cell phone service (which I like). Instead, you get a peaceful retreat overlooking acres of beautiful scenery with a private, enclosed stone patio with bird feeders and a luxury room with a nice fireplace, comfortable bed and solid amenities. I had plenty of space to roll out a yoga mat and practice daily, too! There are many things to love about the Inn. Its situated on acres of natural walking trails and an outdoor art museum. It has a super cute flock of sheep with a free feeder that you can use to interact with them. The dining is exceptional with outstanding room service. Since the Honeycomb Suites are located separate from the main grounds with the Tarragon restaurant, we ordered room service quite a bit, as Tarragon was a short drive down the hill. I found the entire environment completely cathartic and special to unplug and get away from anything bothering you. I already cannot wait to return. This would be a magical place to watch the changing of the seasons.

Overall, it was an average place to stay! There was nothing that really made it stand out as fantastic and nothing that really was super disappointing in our stay. My husband & I went for our 5th anniversary this past weekend. We spent Thursday night to Sunday morning. We paid around $1100 for the three nights. I assumed, paying that much, it would be a truly fabulous experience! It wasn't awesome. We stayed in the preferred honeycomb room, and it was okay. Nothing great. The bird feeder outside our room was not stocked with feed, so we only saw a couple birds. We came in Decmeber, so we were not expecting to see many, but we figured if the bird feeder had food, we would have seen a few. I also, LOVE, animals so was very excited about feeding the sheep. We stopped to feed them, and they were out of the food to feed them, the sheep looked disappointed in me! :-( It was refilled the next afternoon, so I was able to feed them then! The room service charges and fees were outrageous here. They were comparable to The Plaza in NYC! Crazy! We also expected it to be decorated more for Christmas, even though it was an off time. There were no decorations in the honeycomb room area, and nothing major in the main inn area. We agreed it was an okay stay, but nothing spectacular!! Hope this review helps others!

We're longtime fans of Tarragon and the Inn at Honey Run. We've stayed at the inn and frequented the restaurant on several occasions over the years while in town for business. I enjoy a cocktail and a good meal after a long day of work, and the inn is a culinary oasis in Amish country. The menu emphasizes local and sustainable dishes. On our last visit we especially enjoyed the ribeye and ribs. I'm a little disappointed in the lack of variety of local seafood, notably any Great Lakes fish. The cocktails are good and the wine list is decent. On our last visit, the restaurant was severely understaffed. Our waitress hustled the best she could, but she had to cover way too many tables. I spent $350 for dinner for four, so expect more on the service side of things. We always enjoy a stroll around the grounds prior to dinner. Feeding the sheep is a highlight, as is watching the birds from the patio at happy hour.

We spent one night here, in a honeycomb room, for our anniversary. It was incredibly lovely, quiet, and relaxing. We took advantage of the trails, and the onsite restaurant. Every staff member we encountered was kind and helpful. Our room was impressive, with a private patio and great view. The bathroom had a whirlpool tub and rainfall shower head. There was a flat screen tv, and a fireplace, which would be fabulous in colder months. There were two robes hanging in the closet. A single-cup coffee maker, and mini fridge (witih two complimentary bottles of water) were appreciated as well. We took advantage of the complimentary happy hour at Tarragon, the restaurant inside the Inn. It included a glass of wine, flatbread, and a side of olives. Our room also included a complimentary continental breakfast, which we enjoyed the next morning. There were two puzzling things I wanted to mention: it was not abundantly clear where to go to check-in. The sign states "Dining Room, Inn Entrance". We drove up the hill and saw the honeycomb rooms, which you need a security pass to enter, then drove back down and entered the Inn. Also, our honeycomb building was two stories but there was no elevator for guests who can't do stairs, or with a lot of luggage. I recommend this getaway for a special occasion, or to just spend a weekend relaxing.

We stayed in the Honeycomb Suite. The room and bed was so comfy. From the bed we could look out the sliding doors and see the nature surrounding us. We watched birds on the feeder, saw a skunk sneak by for some seed dropped by the birds. The private patio was perfect for sitting and having a drink and enjoying the quiet. We also loved visiting with the sheep. We were there and it poured but we still ventured out with umbrellas to walk. We loved the drive in through the country roads. Being a vegan the restaurant held no appeal to me.

Excellent. There is nothing else like it. You are out in the middle of a forest in the middle of Amish country, so it is very remote, very peaceful and very quiet. Given the remote location, they amazingly have good usable WiFi. One thing that keeps this place at the top of my list is the food at Tarragon. It is incredible! This place isn't cheap, think of it as a high end restaurant. If fine dining is not your thing, it will not be worth the price to you, but those familiar with high end restaurants will recognize what they are getting. I have been returning here for several years now and have stayed in the Honeycombs built into the hill, the rooms at the inn, and in one of the cottages. The cottage is the best of the three. I love the word burning fireplace and the outdoor hot tub on the patio that comes with the cottage. They recently added Level 2 charging for electric cars. It's one of the few places around to charge so is very convenient. Can't wait to go back!

This was our second time at the Inn and our first staying in one of the large cottages/cabins. Not to criticize other guests but most of the negative reviews would have been avoided if the guests would have carefully reviewed the web site. The site clearly states an up charge applies if more than 2 guests stay in the cottage. It also says there is a wood burning fireplace. Personally, I love the smell of a real fireplace and the ambiance it provides. Our stay was exceptional. The cottage was amazing. It was spacious and the 2 walls of windows gave us a great view of the property. The weather was gloomy but I can only imagine the expansive views during a snow storm or in the fall. We loved the fireplace and probably used 1/2 cord of wood in 2 days. The deck is large and the hot tub is a plus. We upgraded and had breakfast delivered to our room on both days. The breakfast consisted of a bloody mary, coffee, omelette and a waffle. It was excellent and worth it. We just checked out yesterday and are already planning a return trip.

We LOVE The Inn. Over the past 5 years, it has become our getaway go-to. From anniversaries to spur of the moment trips, we always check availability there first. Scenic views, unique rooms, nature everywhere, along with delicious dining in Tarragon (or room service) all combine to make this the my happy place. We have stayed in both the HoneyCombs and the Cardinal cabin and love both. Dining in Tarragon is never a disappointment. We love the relaxed service with excellent selections for moth breakfast and dinner. If a club- level room is booked, make sure you take advantage of the complimentary wine and hors d'oeuvres from 3-5. The Open Air Art Museum is fantastic. Make sure you give yourself time to walk the paths and view the installations. Last but not least, there are sheep to welcome you upon arrival and wish you good morning when you wake up. I can't recommend this place enough.

My boyfriend and I stayed here for the weekend and it was absolutely amazing. Getting there was a little nerve racking for a city girl, being very secluded while driving on winding roads, but once we parked and walked in, all those worries were gone. The room was spacious enough for two people but still intimate. Staff was very friendly and helpful with our tv issues when we mentioned them. Unfortunately, it rained for most of Sunday, but we had a chance to get out and walk some of the beautiful grounds surrounding the inn. We will definitely be staying here again in the future.

Room did not look like pictures on their website. Our room was on the bottom level and the only view we had was of the edge of the parking lot. Room smelled musty and no in-room mini refrigerator. Shower was very small and definitely not for average to tall people. Room had minimal amenities and very outdated in decor. Looked like a room from the 1970's. First time there and probably will not return.

Came here for a night while in Amish country, and we enjoyed ourselves! We got a good deal on a room in the main building, but it would be awesome to stay in one of the cabins or one of the special honeycomb rooms! Our room was spacious and clean, and the hotel has a nice (and overpriced) restaurant, an awesome DVD collection, and a nice patio with a pretty view of the surrounding greenery. There are also some trails on the property that would make for some pretty hikes. Another couple told us that they also offer night vision goggles to wear when hiking at night so you can see more of the animals when you're out at night which would be pretty cool to try out! This is probably the nicest hotel in the area, and I'd definitely recommend it if your planning a getaway in Amish country!

My wife and I went for our thirteenth wedding anniversary and we stayed in one of the honeycomb suites. The service was excellent, the setting is beautiful, and the food at Tarragon is fantastic. We're definitely coming back some day.

We stayed here this past week-end while visiting Amish country and were very impressed. The scenery is gorgeous and we enjoyed walking the trails on their property. Not only do they have sheep there, it seems to be a birder's dream as there are feeders all around and other people staying there were able to see cedar waxwings, indigo buntings, rose-breasted grosbeaks and we could hear a catbird while walking near thickets. How thoughtful of the inn to have bird guides in our rooms, too. After dinner, we enjoyed the fire-pit that they started up every night surrounded by adirondack chairs for relaxation and made use of their game room inside which had a pool table and games to play. One of the coolest things we discovered while walking their trails was a group of rooms which were completely hidden underground except for the side where they could walk from each room out onto the grounds surrounded by flowers, plants and bird-feeders. We were fortunate enough for 2 of the people staying there to be walking out and asked if we wanted to see their room. Each room has a gas fireplace and looked very nice, but the outside was unbelievable. Honestly, it looked like something from a fairy tale. If we go back, I'd like to stay there. I should also note that children are not welcome there.

I chose this place because my husband and I were looking for an escape from the everyday and caring for our kids. He and I hadn't been anywhere without kids in about 10 years. This is in a great location if you're looking to do Amish country. We stayed for 2 days. Their restaurant, Tarragon, is very good. We ate there Sunday night since nearly everything in the county is closed on Sunday evenings. They have DVDs (a wide variety; some very old, some 20 years old, and some recent releases) which we chose to view in our room each night since we ate dinner so early. Very quiet hotel. We slept very well as the beds were very comfy. The towels were notably soft in the bathroom. We stayed in the Inn; did not get a change to view the trails or the Honey Comb rooms.

Extremely nice experience! We stayed in the Cardinal Cabin and found it to be very comfortable. There are nice large windows everyplace you look so you have a fantastic view of the terrain, the sheep and tons of beautiful birds. The beds appear lumpy and questionable, but let me tell you, they are so comfortable that it's crazy! The living room area is nice and cozy, so you can enjoy the view, the fire place and the TV all at the same time. One problem in this area is that the only comfortable place to sit is the couch. The two chairs are not designed for comfort. Adding a foot stool to that space would help considerably! There is a fantastic covered porch off of the dining area that holds a nice patio set and a hot tub. The hot tub is not your typical tub. It's actually rather shallow, round and soft sided, with no seating inside. But none of that really mattered because the water was 104 degrees and the view was amazing! Two things that I need to mention about the cabin; (1) be careful when you first walk inside, because that first area is raised and you must step down into the living room area. If you're not careful, you'll stumble. (2) at some point, you'll be sitting on the toilet and will reach for toilet paper... only to find that you can't seem to locate any. You'll start to panic for just a moment. Calm down and remember this review, because I'm about to share with you where you'll find that holy grail paper! Reach under the sink...yep, under the sink!! The restaurant is fantastic but expensive. Because we stayed in one of the cabins, we were able to attend the complimentary reception from 4-6pm. At the reception we were allowed to select one glass of wine from a list of about six, as well as an appetizer type of dish from a list of about six as well. I chose the shrimp cocktail, which were two extra large with a delicious sauce. And my hubby chose mushrooms stuffed with Brie cheese. Both were awesome. For dinner, the first course, we selected the calamari... which was plenty for both if us to share. The second course, we selected a bowl of the miso mushroom soup and the baby kale salad...we shared, and both agreed that they were equally delicious. Course three, we selected the handmade gnocchi and the six minute egg dish... again, both delicious. Course four, we selected the sea scallops and the rack of lamb... amazingly delicious!! We topped it off with a Tarragon coffee apeice and one dessert to take back to the cabin with us... honey panna Cotta...it was perfect! We received plenty of food, and were quite full when we headed out. Our entire meal cost us about $173...ouch... But, we were treating ourselves to a much deserved get away, so we payed it and moved on. The entire restaurant experience took about 2.5 hrs... crazy! For breakfast, we added the "romance at daybreak" enhancement, which boasted "Ohio Maple Syrup" in the description...but what was actually delivered with our breakfast was something called "breakfast syrup"...yuck!! That cost them a star... Before we left in the morning, we took one more dip in the hot tub and it was awesome! The sun was coming up behind the trees, and the birds were all around us and singing their hearts out! Overall, the get away was pretty fantastic! And, we would like to go back again in the spring, as I'm sure the view is twice as nice at that time! But, the next time, we might consider bringing a Crock-Pot meal with us...

Let me start by saying that I stayed at the Inn at Honey Run in 2005 and thought it was a wonderful place to stay with great service and a really cool area to spend sometime in. Not sure what has happened to this once gem since then but what a shame! Our experience: 1) Booked cottage for $417. We are a group of 4 and these sleep 4 people (2 king beds, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms) when we arrived they charged us $90 extra for the 2 additional people again we are a group of 4. When I inquired about the up charge that we were unaware off and what it was for Jordan at the front desk told me it was for 2 additional coffees, extra soap, and towels. Hilarious $90 in soap and towels. We thought this was outlandish because the cottage clearly has accommodations for 4 people. 2) we arrived at the cottage and the smell of campfire was so strong we had to open the windows and doors. I contacted the front desk and was told they didn't have another cottage available and offered us 2 rooms in the main building. I asked since there wasn't an equivalent option if they would credit us a few bucks for the inconvenience. They said no and offered to send up some air freshener which never came! 3) I spoke to the GM Jason in person the morning of our check out who said basically that his staff thought the room smelled alright before we checked in and that he was sorry we didn't like it but that it smelled fine to his staff so there wasn't a problem. Basically we paid $500 for 1 night of poor service (with the exception of the dinning room which was very good) to leave smelling of campfire! This place has really gone down hill and all management act like they could careless if your satisfied or come back. There are so many other really great places in this area to stay for half the price with twice the service!

My husband and I stayed in June. The pros: secluded property with nice walking trails on site. The main trail was roped off during our stay though, so that was a bummer. Our room was nice with a private view of the woodland. Many bird feeders on the property and it boasted many species. We only saw a few birds. The abundance of wildlife was squirrels. There are cute property cats who pay no mind to visitors, so that was cute. They offer blue ray in all the rooms with an extensive bluray library available in the lobby. Cons: The Inn at Honey Run supposedly has bee hives on the property and their own brand of honey was said to be sold in the gift shop. We saw the hives, but again they were roped off, but there was no honey sold in the shoppe. The gift shop was small, nothing to write home about. There were many sitting areas off the main hotel where you can grab a glass of wine and sit out within the nature area, but as the Inn gets little to no sun, the mosquitos were terrible. The restaurant on site (and closest restaurant by 5 or 6 miles) is not only extremely overpriced, they only offer 4 or 5 entrees. Nothing appealed to us so we ate all three meals off the property. There wasnt as much to do as we expected and the rooms are rather dated. There is a old hotel smell in the hallways, but the rooms were overall nice. We were visiting for our Anniversary and opted for the chocolate and wine add on to our stay for $59. Skip it...you can go up to Coblentz chocolate and a local winery and take it in yourself for $25. Overall we found the weekend relaxing but not for the $815 for a two night stay. We booked online with a $648 total stay, but once they tacked on 2 nights of sales tax, room tax, and something else, we were way above that. We could have gone out of state, or booked a beach trip for almost that. There are many newer and nicer hotels in the area with better amenities where you can stay for much less. Plus being closer into town you have more at your fingertips.

We really enjoy the inn . The food is awesome and the service is even better. Their location is off the beaten path which makes it even better!!!

The bad news first. Our toilet had issues. We advised the staff and were invited to move. We accepted the invitation. In a 40-room hotel that was virtually empty on a frosty March Sunday evening, we were moved to a smaller room with a view...of a culvert, a downgrade from the room we reserved. The good news: When we asked for a different room such as the one next door to the original, our request was granted. This was an upgrade with an even better view and a working toilet! If you are looking for an Amish bed and breakfast, this is not it. Like a teenage boy in an ill-fitting tux, the Inn at Honey Run tries hard to be a high class resort, and for the most part, does a good job. The accommodations are very comfortable, clean and quiet in a 70s kind of way. The common areas are a delight and the scenery can't be beat! If you have time, do take advantage of the trails. The sheep are a nice touch.

The Inn itself is great! Very nice people...great place for a weekend getaway and so peaceful. As nice as the Inn is, they need to rethink their restaurant "Taragon" - major disappointment. I ordered Filet mignon medium rare and it came blood raw and cold. If you are a pricy restaurant and you do not know how to cook an expensive cut of meat correctly you need to do something else. Decided to give it another chance in the morning and order a waffle...served cold as ice. I learned if we stay there again do not eat at the restaurant

One of the best hotels I have ever been to! The scenery was breathtaking and it was a lovely retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life! We enjoyed the restaurant within the hotel as well! Well worth the money!

We went for our anniversary & it was perfect. It was peaceful, beautiful, and relaxing. The service was excellent. We weren't happy with our room because it was in the basement without a view so we upgraded to a honeycomb suite & the staff was super accommodating and helpful. The food was delicious-- highly recommend the breakfast sandwich with gravy. The trails were great for hiking and the private patio on our suite was perfect to relax on and stargaze. the honeycomb suites also come with a free appetizer and glass wine which was a really nice touch. we will be back for sure.

T'die for! Group of six gals, luncheon on the weekend. Pleasantly surprised to find that staff is so much more congenial than 5-10 years back. Menu was irresistible, in several dimensions -- including bar and dessert. Service was impeccable. Only drawback? ...Pricey.

Our stay was just what we needed. Relaxing atmosphere, fantastic place, and responsive staff. Would definitely return.

There is a satisfaction in going to a room where everything has been put there for your pleasure. The little rocking horse on the fireplace? The CD, playing music when you enter? The gorgeous panoramic view of pastoral Amish country from your hotel window? The fine bathrobes in your closet, the shower with sage hair conditioner and aromatherapy? The Inn at Honey Run is designed to make you feel safe, comfortable, and warm. Which it does. You need to stay at the hobbit holes - it's a series of eight rooms actually buried in the ground, your circular patio opening up into a rock-lined view where you can step out and down the hill, if you so please. It is one of the prettiest vistas you will find in Ohio, and even more so if you wish to go on one of the many nature trails winding their way through the facilities. (Umbrellas, walking sticks, bird guides, and books are there for the taking. The sheep and goats in the pastures refuse steadfastly to be petted, but you can go walk around the pond and watch the birds land.) Or meander on down to the clubhouse, where an astoundingly friendly staff will invite you to site in their comfortable seats, serve you drinks, tell you about the area. Or you can go to their restaurant (the best we've found in Amish country, which is damning with faint praise in the Land of Buffets and Fried Chicken, but it really is quite good) and look out over the terrace at waving green woods and nature. Or you can get a massage down at the spa. The massage is pricey. So is the Inn. Shut up and pay, and relax; you didn't come here for your cheapest bargain, you came here because for a weekend you can get away from it all, and here it feels like civilization is so far away even the phones can't touch you. You are in a bubble of wilderness and friendly folks, and it is glorious. Such a place could be froo-froo. This is not. It's all hard wood and manly couches, and sure it's got some soft edges if you want them, but what this is is just relaxation in one wondrous place. Wake up, eat a good breakfast, walk in the woods, go driving to see the Amish with their buggies and wooden furniture, come back, have dinner, have a massage, make love to someone you love, drift off in a four-post bed. If that sounds good to you, then I'd make the reservation now. They go fast.

I went here with my family many years ago, and recently returned with my fiance for a weekend getaway. There's been several changes since then, including a restaurant change, the fact that kids can no longer come (good if you're looking for quiet!), and the addition of a flock of very cute sheep. We stayed in one of the "honeycomb" rooms which was very quiet (must be all that earth around the room). We had a nice view outside, though I imagine this feature would be a bit more fun in the summer. Even so, the bird feeder was pretty active. Other features I appreciated were the Keurig machine, and the gas fireplace (so novel to turn on the fireplace with a wall switch!) The grounds are beautiful -- we enjoyed walking around the trails, and the location is very central for tooling around Amish country. We'd definitely come back again.

We have stayed every fall for years. This stay was disappointing. Bed was was very loud and needed fix. The drain in the shower did not drain. The scallops were not seared and raw in the middle sent back and instead of re-firing 3 scallops the kitchen took the one off the plate we cut open and just re-platted the 2 scallops and sent back out. 3 raw scallops For the price of 37 dollars the kitchen should of done them right.

The bed was too soft, the food was too good, the staff was too pleasant . I'm never coming back here again!!

Enjoyed my stay here buried deep inside the forrest. It feels homely and the interior of the rooms is set out nicely and is full of warmth. Beautiful private area in the woods. I spotted wild animals in the trees from laying on my bed. No microwave but the room service was good and they have a restaurant which has a high rating for a place to go eat at! Loved it here. Perfect cottage getaway to relax at!

I will never stay here again. This past weekend I got married and stayed at this inn. Throughout planning my wedding, I had three different wedding coordinators that obviously never passed forward any information/details about my special day. First it was this person.. then another.. then another .. I would call and find out "oh hey, someone else is taking over our file". I met the first coordinator a few months before the big day... we went over the reservations and the plans. He told me the beautiful wooden arch they can provide would cost around $300 to rent for the ceremony- that being a bit out of my budget my family and I created an alter around $150 (shout out to Hobby Lobby). I had told the first coordinator I really liked their arch but will plan on making my own decor due to the price. The first coordinator also said I could use a golf cart to get from the Honeycombs to the ceremony site and he knew my wedding date was 5-19-18. Prior to arrival I found out from the last coordinator I could not use a golf cart since they won't have one till memorial day. Upon arrival, they tell me I don't have a reservation but they could put me in a room in the main building. Of course I'm upset, I just drove three hours, I've been planning this for months and my wedding is tomorrow. The front desk was very rude.Hannah, the last and third coordinator comes down and tells me they can put me in the honeycombs. Also, I was told billing would be done at check out. (Then I found out the wooden arch is INCLUDED in the package..) When we got home, the billing was a hot mess. For a few days my bank account was a wreck because they were trying to fix their mistakes etc.

So beautiful and peaceful! Was not expecting such a luxurious stay from a small town in Ohio. Would definitely return

I found this place randomly as I was looking for a last-minute weekend getaway to celebrate my anniversary with my wife. Luckily, one of the club-level honeycombs was still available, and I'm ever-so-thankful it was! We're just about to checkout from an amazing weekend, and we're already checking our calendar to find out when we can come back next year! The staff and service was perfect, the restaurant was divine, and the overall experience was more than I ever imagined it could be. Be sure to give yourself some time when you setup a reservation, as the Inn books up fast!!!

This place was amazing from the staff, to the room, to the nature available to watch! We are already talking about when we can go back.

I found this place on bed and breakfast.com. But it is not a bed and breakfast. It is a pricey hotel out in the Amish country area. I should have read the fine print that no breakfast is included. But when you're paying $200+ a night and advertising on bedandbreakfast.com, I think the breakfast should be included. The grounds are gorgeous. However our room was lacking. The carpets are stained and there's a musty/mildew odor. The room felt damp even with the AC on. There was no refrigerator in the room. The bathroom is tiny and the shower is only a small shower that a larger person probably wouldn't be able to even get into. The shower floor is cracked and looks dirty and and the toilet is either dirty or has stains. They do have refreshments for guests who are arriving, which is nice. For the price they are charging, you can do better elsewhere!

The grounds are beautiful and the hotel is quite impressive. The hiking trails are well maintained and provide fabulous views of Amish Country. The artistic installations in the woods are also very cool. The restaurant was fantastic! Unfortunately, the room was dumpy. Old blue carpeting with stains, scuffed up white walls, and an old couch. Did not match the pictures that you see online. At over 200 dollars a night, I won't be back unless they decide to update.

The rooms are so cozy, clean, and comfortable. Very nice accommodations. It feels like a great hideaway tucked back into the woods. The entrance and lobby are welcoming and cozy. When we booked our room we were asked if any additional accommodations could be made for us (chocolate packages, champagne, etc). And the restaurant....where do I even start?! Phenomenal. And that includes our excellent service. Dinner included a 4 course menu letting you pick and choose all 4, or some. Each course was perfect. Perfect portions and spread out so you can take your time to enjoy. We did not have our phones at dinner so I didn't take any photos. We had the clams in garlic white wine butter sauce complimented by house made bacon pieces and house made croutons. *before I go on I should note that the butter is made from scratch as is all the other food* Next we had the mushroom miso soup that is blended to creamy perfection. From there we had a 6 min egg topped over a risotto, accompanied by brussel sprouts and shaved fingerling potato's crisped to perfection. For the last and final course we had the rack of lamb (which is sourced from New Zealand), and the mushroom bourguignon served over noodles. This place hands down for dining alone is a culinary adventure and foodies will be blown away that all of this is found in Millersburg Ohio. Wow