Bigham House Bed and Breakfast

151 South Washington Street, Millersburg, Ohio 44654
Innkeeper(s): Dick and Jeanne Hortons
 
  • Introduction

    The Bigham House is currently closed.

    Bigham House Bed & Breakfast

     

    A Bed & Breakfast in Victorian elegance

    This 19th century Bed & Breakfast is located on a quiet street in the heart of the largest Amish settlement in the world, Holmes County, Ohio.

    In the heart of Amish Country, we are only minutes from the local attractions,
    yet miles away from the rush of the everyday world, for a truly memorable getaway.

    As you enter the Bigham House Bed & Breakfast, you will step back in time to a bygone era of Victorian elegance. Each guest room has a private bath, cable tv, sitting area, queen-size bed, air conditioning and other luxuries which make it unique.

    Call 330-231-6819 for Availability

    Honeymoon Suite
    The Honeymoon Suite
    Bigham Room
    Bigham Room
    Chimnea Campfire
    Gather round the fire in the cool night fall evenings.
    Gathering Room
    Guests can make friends or renew friendships in the unique Gathering Space.

    Shaker House
    Pontoon boat tour of Lake Buckhorn weather permitting

    (additional pictures are available)

    Gift Certificates are available.

  • Local Attractions

    RAILS TO TRAILS
    BRING YOUR BIKES!
    TRAIL DEPOT ONLY 3/10 mile from the BIGHAM HOUSE

    Depot Bikers

    Things for you to see and do in Historic Millersburg and Holmes County: http://dev.historicdowntownmillersburg.com/things-to-do-in-Millersburg.html)

    • The Holmes County Trail www.holmestrail.org now has 20 miles of trail open from the Fredericksburg to Killbuck. One lane is paved for biking, roller blading, walking, running, and wheelchairs, while the other lane is paved with “chip and sealâ€Â for horse drawn vehicles and horseback riding.
    • Walk through Historic Downtown Millersburg www.historicdowntownmillersburg.com/. The Bigham House is a short walk to the downtown area for a versatile shopping experience.
    • Antique or nostalgia lover? Don’t miss the Holmes County Historical Victorian House, a magnificent Queen Anne, 28 room house,www.victorianhouse.org Let the Bigham House be your home base while you tour the area.
    • Put together a friendly foursome and rent the Bigham House. The guys can golf at both of Holmes Counties 18 hole golf courses and the gals can shop in Historic Millersburg.
    • 2 golf courses:
      Black Diamond Golf Course www.blackdiamondgolfcourse.com/ (6 miles south of the Bigham House)
      Fire Ridge Golf Course www.fireridgegolf.com (2 miles east of the Bigham House)
  • Area Website Links

    Upcoming Chamber Events: www.HolmesCountyChamber.co
    Historic Roscoe Village: www.RoscoeVillage.com
    AMISH CULTURE TOURS: www.amishtoursofohio.com
    Homestead furniture in Mt. Hope ( This Amish handcrafted hardwood furniture is heirloom quality.)
    Loudonville Canoe Livery on the Mohican River: www.loudonvillecanoe.com/
    Breitenbach Winery: www.breitenbachwine.com
    Guggisberg Original Baby Swiss : www.guggisberg.com
    HEINI’S CHEESE CHALET: www.heinis.com
    Lehman's Products: www.lehmans.com
    Coblentz Chocolate Company: www.coblentzchocolates.com
    Warther Museum and Knife Factory: www.warthers.com

  • How to Find Us

    The Bigham House

    From the North: Take State Route 83 to the square in Millersburg. Turn right on West Jackson street. Go one block and turn left on South Washington Street. We are two blocks on the left.

    From the South: Take State Routes 83 and 62 to the square in Millersburg. Turn left on West Jackson Street. Go one block and turn left on South Washington Street. We are two blocks on the left.

    From the East: Take State Routes 39 and 62 to the third traffic light in Millersburg. Turn left on South Washington Street. We are two blocks on the left.

    From the West: Take State Route 39 to the first traffic light in Millersburg. Turn right on South Washington Street. We are two blocks on the left.

    There is ample parking on the South side of the House.

 
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