The Castle Inn

We stayed in the round tower king room for two nights. It was built in 1895. We took a day trip during our stay to Hocking Hills State Park and the Hopewell Culture Mounds, both a 30-45 minute drive from the Inn. The room was very large and the bathroom as big as a bedroom. We were told it was the original master bedroom of the home. The floors and countertops in the bathroom were rose marble. A very lovely rain shower had been added to the bathroom. The room was clean and contained a fairly large refrigerator and a microwave. ||We felt there could have been a little more thought into the way the room was arranged. There was one tiny wastepaper basket in the bathroom and none in the bedroom. There was a bedside lamp on one side of the bed and not the other side. There was a pla

My husband and I celebrated our 37th wedding anniversary at the Castle Inn with a murder mystery, a Romantic Toast, a private Dinner, and a private breakfast. Our romantic dinner was BEAUTIFUL!! Trish and her husband David, the Innkeepers, did a lovely job decorating our table with rose petals and candles. We played our own music and such a lovely evening. Our meal was beef tips over potatoes and we were very pleased with it. Our innkeepers went over and above to make our weekend stay an unhurried, organized, relaxing, and memorable experience. We hope to go back. The castle is in a bit of a rough shape, but the service, kindness, and attentiveness of these two is better than a five star hotel. Seriously. I took so many pictures! Even with the needed repairs, the castle is beautiful, and c

This was the worst B&B my wife and I have ever been to. We booked directly with the hotel and felt lied to when they said we got the last room and there was only one other couple there. We were charged a holiday rate resulting in a 700.00 dollar bill for three nights. The breakfast was barely edible made with the cheapest ingredients, Parkey Squeeze Margarine instead of butter, some frozen sausage and hash brown potatoes, that tasted like water. Not to mention they were very slow at putting the "Breakfast" out so slow that the other people that were there just left and did not eat, we should have done the same. we were supposed to spend one more night but we decided it was not worth it and just drove back to North Carolina. The Castle is only a castle in the sense that blue is a sha

My wife and I enjoyed our stay here. The staff was very flexible with setting up our stay and working around our activities. We were going to see outdoor drama Tecumseh which required us to have an earlier check-in and meal and a very late night return. Then we had massages scheduled at The Castle for the morning so they worked with us on that as well. The staff was very friendly and food was great. The meals were very good and plenty of food! We had to take leftovers with us and when we had them again at home we were reminded of how good it tasted. Very pleased with everything they did and a job well done. There is still some maintenance renovations here and there being addressed but nothing major that affected our stay but were just visibly noticeable. It will be great was restor

Mixed reviews. If you want character, this is the place. But if you want a Hilton-level 4 star experience, this isn’t for you. It’s a historical house built like a castle filled with kitsch. Plaster peeling but beautiful stained glass. Quaint, lack of natural light (some windows boarded up), creaky, interesting, and unique. Xmas decorations still out for Valentine’s Day. Fireplaces aren’t real. You can still see details from its glory. Decades of amateur repairs are shouting over its charm. Inn keeper sweet and assists every way she can but seems overwhelmed. It really has the potential to be a wonderful B&B if it had a superhero owner with a vision and cash for the more expensive repairs.