The Barn Inn Bed & Breakfast
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WELCOME TO THE BARN INN - An historic landmark in Holmes County, Ohio, located between Millersburg and Berlin.A sanctuary in the Ohio Amish Country, THE BARN INN, a licensed hotel and Bed and Breakfast, is only minutes from historic and cultural sites, country shopping, and sightseeing. Nestled in Honey Run Valley, THE BARN INN, offers beautifully decorated, clean standard rooms and spacious, finely-appointed luxury suites, all with private entrances.
Complimentary evening pastries await arriving guests. Warm hospitality and a full, hot country breakfast are served daily. THE BARN INN resident innkeepers and staff are dedicated to making yours a comfortable and memorable stay.
Discover luxurious Jacuzzi tubs with botanical scented amenities, warm fireplaces, and total privacy in this finely-appointed country inn, located just minutes from Berlin. Be awakened by the morning sun and the sweet aromas of a country breakfast served in the dining room. Attentive resident innkeepers and staff are dedicated to making yours a comfortable and memorable stay.
THE BARN INN offers packages, tour information and free wireless internet access.
The Barn Inn, secluded in picturesque Honey Run Valley, offers a quiet farm setting, and is only a few miles from shops, restaurants, and other attractions in the Berlin area. Much care has been given to every detail of the barn, creating a warm and inviting ambiance - a perfect romantic getaway.
Holmes County, Ohio - where rural living and traditional values are evident. Venture onto our scenic roads which wind through 800 miles of hills and valleys past picturesque Amish farms and little towns full of treasures. Our families make wonderful furniture, quilts, pies, cheeses, trail bologna, and crafts.
The Barn Inn Features
- 11 private guest rooms, each with private bath
- Each room opens to a balcony
- Each room has individual climate control (AC/heat)
- Six VIP rooms with whirlpool tubs
- Satellite TV in each room
- Great room, lounge area with fireplace
- Two guest rooms with gas fireplace
- Wireless Internet Service
- Our four, new finely appointed, west wing rooms feature two-person jacuzzis, heated tile floors, chandelier over the whirlpools, fireplaces, recliners, & sofas.
At The Barn Inn guests are served with fine accommodations; a full country breakfast on china and generous hospitality. The Inn's breakfast may include homemade breads, fresh country eggs, smoked ham, sausage, bacon, quiche, fruit, breakfast casseroles, apple dumplings, and Belgian waffles with real whipped cream. The Barn Inn is one of only a few inns in Holmes County which provides a full breakfast 7 days a week.
Amenities Include...
Fireplaces, Jacuzzis, vaulted ceilings, in-room sofas, recliners, ironing boards, irons, hair dryers, TV/VCR/DVD, movie library, decks with tables & chairs, common area microwave, freezer/refrigerators, complimentary pastries, popcorn, teas, coffee, hot chocolate, great front room, a farm-country breakfast served daily in the dining room, and 24-hour, on site staff. Amenities vary according to accommodation; please inquire for specifics.
The Inn offers guests more than just a bedroom. Available to all guests is a large sitting room with a fireplace that extends 33 feet, the height of the barn. There are tables for games, sofas for reading, and coffee, teas, and light snacks provided. Soft background music offers an atmosphere for relaxation and pleasure.
Innkeepers, Paul & Loretta Coblentz are dedicated to making your an enjoyable and memorable stay.
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Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let’s discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Many thanks to Loretta Coblentz for sharing her own secrets with BBOnline.com! Why do most travelers stay at your inn? Many people are returning guests or come on a recommendation of another guest who stayed here. Some come from seeing us on the internet or from magazine feature.
What are you best known for? What makes your inn unique? What do you love most about your inn? We are known as wonderful hosts, particularly because we explain the Amish culture to our guests. We are unique because a.) This is a historic structure (barn) b.) We share about the area and culture. What I love most about our inn is that it is simply beautiful. Many people, when they walk in, turn around and look and say, "Oh, this is nice (or beautiful)"
If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit? People come to our area because it is the largest community of Amish in the world. The countryside, with scenic hills and valleys team with cultural experiences unlike any other region in Ohio or surrounding states. Annually over 4 million visitors come to our area to enjoy the culture, arts and crafts, unique Amish, Mennonite, Swiss foods, farmer's markets, and more.
What’s the best compliment you have ever received about the inn? Just last week on Trip Advisor this was posted by a guest: "It reminded me of Wilderness Lodge in Disney World, only on a smaller scale." I was amazed by that statement.
What’s the best kept secret about the area? The best kept secret about the area is those Amish-owned home-business places that are not advertised otherwise, but we promote them with our listing of "Top Places to Go and Things To Do" list.
If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area? Amish homes and farms open seasonally - Amish Home at Yoders or the Farm at Walnut Creek. Big time now we have two theatre options: Amish Country Theatre and DHG Live Theatre presenting Amish Musicals (Seasonal). Rolling Ridge Ranch, Flea Market, three different Swartzentruber Amish homes (open year-round) on our list, Woodlyn Coach (carriage restorer), Bowman's Harness(Amish leather and farm store), Keim Lumber, Charm Boot and Harness, Hershberger's Antiques, over 20 different hardwood furniture showrooms, three different cheese houses, Animal markets three different days of the week, several different wineries, Lehman's Hardware (extraordinary, provide old-fashioned goods and supplies), Amish and Mennonite and upscale dining available (at least 10 different eateries and restaurants), Rebecca's Bistro, Hickory Rocker Shops, Numerous Quilt Shops, Amish owned Country Stores throughout the countryside, the Holmes County Hiking Trail, Golf Courses, Warther's Museum (This place is amazing), Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center, Wendell August Forge, Potteries, Amish Bakeries, Coblentz Chocolates, Amish Country Peddler, Berlin Village Gift Barn and back-to-back shops in Berlin. The vistas are spectacular and the charm of seeing horse-drawn carriages and workhorses farm gives the experience of being in another country and seemingly in a bye-gone era. We partner with Amish Heartland Tours who offer narrated tours of the countryside with stops and meals in Amish homes.
Additionally, we have special events and festivals nearly every weekend during fair weather. Little town and hamlets have their own homecomings and festivals, which people love to attend.
There are many more places in the countryside too numerous to mention. There is no zoning in Holmes County, so there are businesses everywhere, such as the old Amish lady who is a broommaker. Oh yes, Antique Auction every Monday night. (All of these from 5 minute to 25 min drive).
Is there anything within walking distance of your inn? The Tarragon Restaurant, offering the finest dining available in Holmes County.
What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area? Oh my, we have so many good restaurants. I ask people what they are looking for in the way of dining so that I can direct them to their option of choice. For fine dining, the Tarragon Restaurant next door, for great Amish-style food with salad bar, I recommend Mrs. Yoder's in Mt. Hope; however Farmstead and Der Dutchman are just as good. For later dining, Bags Sports Pub in Millersburg.
Any good area guides/websites that travelers could reference? How many rooms does your inn have? We have 11 rooms here, but we also have the original farmhouse right beside the barn; will accommodate a family or friend group of 5. We presently are developing another property,(which will be called Apple Hill) and it will be a retreat accommodation for up to 16 people.
Do you accept pets? We are sorry. We do not accept pets. East Holmes Veterinary Clinic will board pets; however, they do not offer Sunday pickup, so this will work if people are staying until Monday, (unless for certain holiday weekends, Tuesday).
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Each morning awaken to a sumptuous Amish-Country Cuisine breakfast served daily for our guests staying at the Gehrig House and Barn Inn locations. Rotating menus vary and include three hot entrees. One breakfast menu consists of fresh fruit, Amish-made sausage, scrambled eggs, homemade breads, yogurt, juice selections, cinnamon rolls, and coffee. Other menus include such items as our nationally-recognized baked oatmeal, croissant quiche, carrot-cake pancakes, holiday-baked eggs, and healthy flax muffins. Large guest groups are served buffet-style and smaller are served family style. We are happy to accommodate special dietary requests; preferably with advance notice.
The Barn Inn Bed and Breakfast's Baked Oatmeal recipe was honored to be selected by the University of Georgia Food Services as a featured menu item and served at their 2nd Annual Sunset Breakfast Event on October 13, 2011 where 8,700 students and community guests were served. This entree is just about as perfect as any dish can be. It is full of texture, good taste, attractive in presentation, healthy for you, non-fat (except for whatever fat is in the yogurt), low in sugar, gluten-free, and contains no meat.
The Barn Inn Bed and Breakfast provides comfortable lodging and Amish-style cuisine to guests looking for a place to stay during their vacation or weekend getaway. Our accommodations are centrally located between Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio, making it a great location to explore Amish Country near Berlin in Holmes County, Ohio. -
Discover our fantastic free guest amenities at our bed and breakfast. Among well-appointed amenities offered are culinary offerings upon check in, complimentary free wireless internet, classic and newly-released DVD movies, soft robes, and Amish country breakfast cuisine. Come, relax, and rest assured that we have taken care of all the details.
Complimentary Food Service Amenities:- Country Cuisine Breakfast Served Daily for guests at Barn Inn location
- Food Prepared for Restrictive Diets with 24-hour Advance Notice
- Unique Informative Area Orientation Presented at Breakfast Time
- Pastry Selection and Fresh Fruit Upon Check in
- Guest Service Area with Microwave, 24 hour access
- Cork Screw and Wine Glasses
- Microwave Popcorn
- Lipton Instant Soup Packets
- Teas, Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Apple Cider Mix
- Filtered Water Machine, Hot and Cold water available 24 hours
- Freshly-Brewed Premium Coffee in Reception Area
- Express Breakfast for Business Traveler
En-Suite Private Baths:
- All Rooms With Tub and Shower
- Five Suites With Extra Large Two-Person Whirlpool
- Luxurious Robes in VIP Rooms and Suites
- High Quality Towels
- Private Labeled Custom Herbal Soaps & Shampoo
- Mouth Wash and Makeup Remover
- Hair Dryers
- Bedside Chocolates
- Super Soft Water
Custom Bedding and Mattresses:
- Premium Custom Mattresses
- Monogrammed Linens
- Choice of Pillow Firmness
- Hand Pressed Sheets
Furnishings and Other Comfort Elements:
- Bottled Water
- Satellite TV with 40 channels
- Individual Room Climate Control
- Comfortable Reading Chairs and Reading Lamps
- VIP Suites with Rocker/Recliners and Sofa Beds
- Irons and Ironing Boards
- Rollaway Beds Available
- Writing Table or Desk
- Bedside Alarm Clock Radios
- Ice Buckets
- Room Entrances from Balconies and Inside Corridor
- Working Windows
- In-Room Refrigerator or Designated Hallway Refrigerator
General Property Amenities and Services:
- Large Grand Room Lounge
- Honeymooners, no charge, breakfast in room first night of stay
- Library of classic and newly-released DVD movies for in-room use
- Free Parking
- Quality glossy magazines in common area
- Board Games, Puzzles, and Playing Cards Available
- Resident Innkeepers on Site for Your Service
- Loaner Umbrella Available For Rainy Day
- Handicap Parking on Main Floor Level
- Balcony with Tables and Chairs
For Your Safety and Comfort:
- Security Camera Surveillance in Common Areas
- Horn & Strobe Fire Alarm System
- Third Floor Egress
- Generator Power in the Event of Power Outage
- Garden Smokehouse for Guests Who Wish to Smoke
- Exterior Motion Sensor Lighting
- Maintain Monthly Certified Pest Control Protection with Eco-Friendly Products
High Speed Internet & Technologies:
- Free WIFI
- Copier
- FAX and Scanner
- Docks for iPod, iPhone, iPad in VIP Suites
- DVD Players
Outdoor and Park Amenities:
- Farm Animals to Feed and Enjoy
- Garden Feature Fountain
- Backyard Park with Gazebo, Picnic Tables, Fire Pit
- Gas Grill (upon request)
- Park Bridge Over Honey Run Creek
- Access to Neighboring Inn at Honey Run Hiking Trails
- Secure indoor bicycle storage for guests with bicycles
Special Services:
- Children Under Parental Supervision Welcome in Fred Gehrig Farmhouse and Innkeeper's Retreat
- Massage and Reflexology Services available
- Area Information presented daily at breakfast time
- Local Dining Guide with Driving Directions with Innkeeper's recommendations
We are Green Friendly, implementing:
- Recycling Program
- Energy Efficient Light Bulbs Placed Where Possible
- Water Efficient Fixtures
- Unused Room Amenities Distributed to 3rd World Health Projects
Additional Amenity Items Available for Purchase:
"Honey - I Forgot!" collection of personal care items
Location in Ohio- Amish country lodging in Holmes County
- 10 minutes to Berlin
- 1 hour 45 minutes to Cleveland
- 1 hour 50 minutes to Columbus
The Barn Inn Bed and Breakfast provides comfortable lodging and Amish-style cuisine to guests looking for a place to stay during their vacation or weekend getaway. Our accommodations are centrally located between Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio, making it a great location to explore Amish Country near Berlin in Holmes County, Ohio.
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Start your life together in our quiet natural setting and let us handle the details, making it simply perfect in every way! Our bed and breakfast is an ideal venue for an Ohio barn wedding near Columbus and Cleveland. Our inn can help plan an Amish-style wedding or reception.
Vow Renewal Package: $350 plus cost of your room
Reaffirm your love and commitment to each other in a simple ceremony. May be inside our Great Room in front of the fireplace or outside under the chandelier-lit gazebo. This package includes:- Officiate
- Bottle of sparkling juice for the Bride and Groom
- Small bouquet of flowers
- Commemorative photos using your camera (1/2 hour)
- Enduring Love Gift Basket (contains: Married for Life book, 2 local cheeses, crackers, 8 oz. fine assorted Coblentz chocolates, fresh fruit). See Packages page for more details.
Elopement Package: $450 plus cost of your room
Looking to "run away" for a simple yet elegant ceremony? This package is for you. May be inside our Great Room in front of the fireplace or outside under the chandelier-lit gazebo. We provide all the necessities you will need! This package includes:- Officiate
- Bottle of sparkling juice for the Bride and Groom
- Small wedding cake
- Small bouquet of flowers
- Commemorative photos using your camera (1/2 hour)
- Honeymoon Gift Basket
- Breakfast delivered to your room
Add a couples massage for $170 (must be in VIP suite)
Intimate Wedding Package: up to 15 guests
We offer small year round wedding packages with an outdoor or indoor option. Ceremony and reception are scheduled for a three hour time frame. Both packages include:- Officiate
- Small bouquet for the Bride and Boutonniere for the Groom
- Small wedding cake
- Sparkling juice for the Bride and Groom
- Breakfast served to newly wed's room
Outdoor Wedding: $1,100 plus the cost of your room
Enjoy your ceremony outside in our beautiful backyard. Includes the required rental of a white canopy tent, tables, and chairs. A traditional Amish-style meal, with choice of two meats, will be served for the reception. Price of meal includes tax and gratuity.
Indoor Wedding: $400 plus the cost of your room and meal at the Tarragon Restaurant
Have the ceremony inside in front of our fireplace and then have the reception at the Tarragon Restaurant next door. Price of the meal begins at $49 not including tax and gratuity.
***The couple is responsible for music, additional flowers, and photography. We would be happy to recommend local businesses in the area. Prices for this package are based on 15 people and may vary according to options chosen and number of guests.
Private Wedding Package: up to 30 guests $2000 plus the cost of renting all Barn Inn guestrooms
This package requires rental of all of the guestrooms at the Barn Inn for two nights, which will provide exclusive access and privacy to the grounds. Designed for an outdoor ceremony, it must be held beneath a canopy and may be held from May through October. The reception may be held indoors in our dining room or outside under the canopy. The food and beverage service for this package is limited to three hours. This package includes:- Officiate
- Canopy and chairs
- Tables (if reception is outside)
- Small bouquet for the Bride and Boutonniere for the Groom
- Catered meal with traditional Amish-style food
- Sparkling juice for the Bride and Groom
- Wedding cake
- Breakfast served to the newly wed's room
- An Amish Buggy Escort is available for an additional cost
***The couple is responsible for music, additional flowers, and photography. We would be happy to recommend local businesses in the area. Prices for this package may vary according to options chosen.
Rent The Entire Barn With the Private Wedding Package
Two Nights, Entire Barn Rental May-August: $4500
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In the early 1900s, farmer and cheese maker Fred Gehrig and his family made and sold cheese from this homestead, once a 90 acre farm. Every day except Sunday, farmers brought their milk by horse and wagon or by truck to the cheese house. There was a time when Fred, with a truck drove and picked up milk from local farms.
The cheese house had a basement where spring water flowed into a trough where the milk was cooled until it was made into cheese. The 250 to 300 pound wheels of cheese were taken by wheelbarrow to the basement of the house where they were cured in vats. The vats still exist in the basement of the house. Until the mid 1930s, cheese and other dairy products were sold wholesale and retail from an outside door leading to the basement.
A 101 year old Amish man, who was Fred's handyman and cheese maker, shared his thoughts before he died in 1999. He recalled: "That's the third barn on the foundation. The first barn deteriorated and was replaced with a second barn before my time. In 1919, I saw a bolt of lightening that struck the barn, causing it to burn, and I helped build the present barn." Friends, family, neighbors and a general contractor joined in a community effort and had the barn rebuilt within a few months. All of the needed lumber was cut from the trees on the farm.
In the present barn one can see evidence of the previous barns. There are beams with burn and scorch marks; and pegs and notches in beams that were previously in other positions. One hand hewn beam exists in the basement of the barn.
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Experience Holmes County, Ohio, where old-world traditions and fine craftsmanship transcend time. The Barn Inn Bed and Breakfast serves as a perfect base for exploring museums, attractions, historic sites, hamlets, cheese, leather, quilt, and wood working shops, farmer's markets, Amish homes, bakeries; and, along the way, view incredible vistas of Amish farmers behind teams of draft horses, fields of wheat shocks, and horse and buggy travel. The innkeeper's share their "Amish life experiences" at breakfast time, brief you on special events taking place that day, will direct you to significant places to visit and help you plan your itinerary. This is a year around destination. View our Events Calendar to learn about unique cultural events, dramas and musicals, village festivals, and Amish school auctions that may be taking place during you stay. Following is a limited listing of many local and regional authentic cultural points of interest and mileages from The Barn Inn Bed and Breakfast. With so many things to do and see, as well as places to go, there's sure to be something fun for everyone. Let us be your tourism guide so you know all the hot spots in the area.
Every State highway throughout Holmes County has received the distinctive State and Federal scenic designation of Amish Country Byway.Visit Our Website for additional area information.
Attractions, Shops, & Artisans
Amish Country Essentials, 3.3 mi., Natural skin care products available. amishcountryessentials.com
Amish Country Peddler, 8.8 mi., Largest Crocs footwear dealer in Ohio! Carry large selection of county home decor items, rugs, candles, curtains, and pine furniture. homespunwalnutcreek.com
Amish Home at Yoders, 11.9 mi., Tour a preserved Amish homestead, enjoy a buggy, take lecture tour through two authentic Amish homes. Open mid April - October. yodersamishhome.com
Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center/Behalt, 6.8 mi., 265' circular mural depicting European history of the Amish and Mennonites; schoolhouse and bookstore. behalt.com
Antique Emporium, 3.5 mi., Antique store that buys, sells, and trades, villageantiquesetc.com
Berlin Chile Traders, 5.4 mi., A delightful culinary shop featuring "hot" tastes
Berlin Creek Gallery, 5 mi., Gallery features outstanding selection of Amish scene art, frames; custom framing.
Berlin Village Gift Barn, 5.6 mi., Amazing & fun, 15,000 sq. ft. home decor, jewelry, and boutique shop - the innkeeper's favorite. villagegiftbarn.com
Blue River Gallery, 5 mi., Exceptional works of art by more than 200 fine American artists.
Bowden Bells & Garden Art, 13.8 mi., Mr. & Mrs. Bowden make creative art by using recycled metals and glass for gardens and outside decor. bowdenbells.comBreitenbach Wine Cellars, 19.3 mi., Visit an Amish Country winery with over 40 different selections of wine, a gift shop, and tours as well as a cafe for lunch. breitenbachwine.com
Broad Run Cheesehouse & Swiss Heritage Winery, 19.3 mi., Sample cheese and wine while exploring their Victorian Shop. broadruncheese.com
Charm Harness & Boot, 8.2 mi., Mens', ladies', kids' shoes and apparel available for sale.
Coblentz Chocolate Co., 9.6 mi., Chocolates, candy, fruit, nuts, and coffee all available for sale.
Country Craft Cupboard, 5.4 mi., Craft supplies featuring patterns, samples, fabrics, wool, rug-hooking, scrapbooking, stitching, and the list goes on and on. coblentzchocolates.com
Country Gatherings, 5.6 mi., Vintage Country furnishings for the home and garden. shopcountrygatherings.com
Creative Outlet Indian Store, 21.5 mi., Famous Native American Store featuring jewelry, crafts, and art. creativeoutlet.net
Erb's Stove Center, 7 mi., Offer fireplaces, grills, stoves, outdoor furniture, etc.
The Farm at Walnut Creek, 11.3 mi., Unique and exotic animals. Take tours from a horse drawn wagon or your own vehicle. thefarmatwalnutcreek.com
Gateway Place Wine, 14.5 mi., Carries the most extensive selection of wines from Ohio wineries in the country. gatewayplacewine.com
Gospel Book Store, 5.2 mi., Christian book store with the latest books, Bibles, gifts, and music. mygospelbookstore.com
Gramma Fannie's Quilt Barn, 6.6 mi., Great selection of quilts and fabric. grammafanniesquilts.com
Guggisberg Cheese, 8.3 mi., Home of the original Baby Swiss Cheese. Features 60 varieties of cheese. babyswiss.com
Heini's Cheese Chalet, 6.6 mi., See where cheese is made with a tour through the factory and sample cheeses. heinis.com
Heini's Gourmet Market, 14.6 mi., Features Ohio's best wines, cheeses and cooking classes. heinisgourmetmarket.com
Helping Hands Quilt Shop, 5.4 mi., Quilts, fabric, notions, stencils, quilt frames, and embroidery. helpinghandsquilts.com
Hershberger's Antiques, ABD, 10.9 mi., See the widest selection of antiques including a Grandfather Tiffany Clock! Something new to see everyday!
Hershberger's Bakery & Farm, 4.7 mi., Bakery, home-grown produce, petting area, gift shop, this place has it all.
Hillcrest Orchard ABD, 10.5 mi., 50 acres of apples, peaches, pumpkins, corn and more!
Historic Baltic Mill, 17 mi., See the old grinding equipment and check out their gift shop
Holmes County Flea Market, 5.6 mi., A unique shopping experience with more than 80 vendors. holmesfleamarket.com
Holmes County Pottery, 18 mi., Handmade pottery from functional dishware to garden planters.
Holmes Power Equipment, 5.9 mi., local Stihl dealer. www.stihldealer.net
Homespun Treasures, 8.9 mi., Primitive Home decor featuring lighting, florals, bedding, tableware, curtains and much more. homespunwalnutcreek.com
Jackson Street Gallery, 3.4 mi., A wonderful selection of gifts, home furnishings, flooring and interior designs. thejacksonstreetgallery.com
John Yoder Amish Home in Sugarcreek, 16.3 mi., Recognized as the oldest home in Sugarcreek, open Friday and Saturday 12-5 p.m.
Kaufman's Kountry Accents, 5.5 mi., Primitive decor, lanterns, valances, bags, candles, etc. kaufmanskountryaccents.com
Keim Lumber Company, 8.1 mi., This store has anything you could ever need when it comes to remodeling or building a new home. keimlumber.com
L & E Star Candles, 11 mi., An Amish candle maker that specializes in star-shaped candles. Watch her make them right in her home from morning until dark.
Lehman's, 23.3 mi., An old fashioned hardware store with unique items to be found. lehmans.com
Little Cottage Company, 5.2 mi., Play houses, storage sheds, dog kennels, greenhouses and much more! cottagekits.com
Lone Star Quilt Shop, 7.7 mi., Amish-made quilts and fabric
Longaberger Basket, 60.5 mi., The home office located in Newark sells handcrafted wood baskets and more. longaberger.com
Malabar Farm, 31.8 mi., A variety of activities including tours and hiking. malabarfarm.org
Maysville Harness Shop ABD, 12.3 mi., a complete line of horse supplies and family footwear.
Miller's Dry Goods, 8mi., fabric, patterns, handmade quilts and more. millersdrygoods.com
Moxie, 5.3 mi., A ladies clothing boutique that just opened in Berlin. Offers something for everyone!
Ms. Gadgets, 6.6 mi., Hundreds of kitchen utensils, supplies and much more. amishfarmvillage.com
Mt. Hope Fence, 8.9 mi., Maintenance free fences, railings, decks and pergolas. mounthopefence.com
Mt. Hope Livestock Auction, Flea Market, & Produce Auction, 7.2 mi., A variety of sales throughout the year. mthopeauction.com
Nature's Food Market, 5.3 mi., Health food store featuring organic produce, meat, vitamins, gluten free products, and more. naturesfoodmarket.com
NFL Hall of Fame, 30.1 mi., Come visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame! profootballhallof.com
Pine Tree Barn, 19.7 mi., gift shops, boutique, home furnishings, restaurant and Christmas Tree farm. pinetreebarn.com
Pioneer Loft, 3.4 mi., Antique, vintage, and handmade creations. pioneerloft.com
P. Graham Dunn, 21.5 mi., Inspirational art, gifts, and home decor. pgrahamdunn.com
The Pottery Niche, 7.9 mi., the largest selection of Polish pottery in North Ohio.
Raber's Bike Shop, 4.5 mi., Rent bikes to ride on the Holmes County Trail by the hour.
Raven's Glenn Winery, 36 mi., Winery and restaurant. Sample wine, take a tour, or eat their tasty cuisine. ravensglenn.com
Rolling Ridge Ranch, 7.5 mi., Animal park with over 500 different kinds from around the world. Feed the animals and check out the gift shop. visitrollingridge.com
Ruth's Amish Dolls, 12.3 mi., They make authentic, collectible Amish dolls, clothes and patterns.
R.W. Leather, 10.6 mi., Largest selection of belts, handbags, wallets, coin purses, etc.
School House Winery, 29.1 mi., Winery located in a 123-year old, one room schoolhouse. schoolhousewine.com
Schrock's Amish Farm and Village, 6.6 mi., Many activities offered at this unique location including a tour of an Amish house and many shops to visit. amishfarmvillage.com
Shaker Antiques, 3.4 mi., Antiques and collectibles! shakerhouseonthesquare.com
Sharp Run Market, Corn maze, concession stand, barnyard activities and more!
Silver Moon Winery, 21 mi., Casual bistro setting with wines made from the finest grapes in Ohio. silvermoonwinery.com
Sol's in Berlin, 5.2 mi., Ohio's largest arts and crafts mall. They have anything you could ever imagine. solsinberlin.com
Somewhere Sewing, 10.3 mi., Fabric, notions, books and more! somewheresewing.com
Starlight Antiques, 3.4 mi., A variety of treasures with furniture, collectibles and other gifts. starlightantiques.com
Swartzentruber Quilts, Quilts, wall hangings, pillow covers, etc.
The Trading Post Thrift Store, 5.9 mi., A combined effort of Christian Churches and individuals from Ohio and surrounding areas, to provide monetary assistance to the Ohio Wilderness Boys Camp.
Tis the Season, 6.6 mi., Ohio's largest year-round Christmas shop. tistheseasonchristmas.com
Trumpet in the Land Outdoor Drama, 32.7 mi., This performance is an unforgettable experience that brings to life the Ohio frontier during the Revolutionary War. trumpetintheland.com
Vogt General Store, 13.3 mi., Primitive antique and collectibles shop.
Walnut Creek Amish Flea Market, 17.6 mi., weekly entertainment, indoor shopping, eateries, a miniature farm and more. wcfleamarket.com
Walnut Creek Cheese, 10.5 mi., number 1 income-producing business in Holmes County with a deli, bakery, spices, meats, produce, etc. walnutcreekcheese.com
Wendell August Forge, 9.5 mi., Handmade gifts that are so unique! Something for everyone! wendellaugust.com
The Wilderness Center, 18.4 mi., A nature center with 967 acres dedicated to wildlife preservation. wildernesscenter.org
Wilson's Country Creations, 19.6 mi., Concrete statues for the yard or home. wilsonscc.com
Winery at Perennial Vineyards, 24.2 mi., Wine tastings daily with appetizers to compliment your wine. perennialvineyards.com
Yellow Butterfly Winery, 29.7 mi., 30 acre vineyard, wine making facility, and restaurant. yellowbutterflywinery.com
Yoder Bargain Store, ABD, 10.3 mi., An Amish variety shop that features glassware, toys, and novelty items.
Zinck's Fabric Outlet, 5.1 mi., Fabric, clothing, books crafts and more
61 Surplus, 3.4 mi., Sells name brand liquidation items as well as customer return items at a discounted price. All proceeds go to orphans. 61surplus.org
Museums and Historical Sites
Behalt Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center, 6.8 mi., 265' circular mural depicting European history of the Amish and Mennonites; schoolhouse and bookstore. behalt.com
Dennison Railroad Depot Museum, 38.6 mi., Explore the history at this train station where kids can ride on the trains! dennisondepot.org
German Culture Museum, 9.8 mi., Hundreds of displays that can answer questions you may have about the Amish history and culture. Tours available by reservation. germanculturemuseum.com
Gnadenhutten Historical Park & Museum, 42.5 mi., Check out the artifacts and history of the first settlement in Ohio back in 1772.J. E. Reeves Victorian House, 25.8 mi., Carefully restored Victorian home and museum in Dover. doverhistory.org
Millersburg Glass Museum, 3.4 mi., Featuring exhibits of glass produced in the early 1900's.
Roscoe Village, 27 mi., A 19th century canal town restored with shopping and dining. roscoevillage.com
Schoenbrunn Village, 32.6 mi., Where Ohio's first settlement began. ohiosfirstvillage.com
Victorian House Museum, 3.7 mi., Victorian Mansion featuring 28 rooms with self-guided tours and special holiday events. victorianhouse.org
Warther Museum, 24.2 mi., carving, button collecting, and more! Come see the family legacy. warthers.com
Zoar Historic Village, 31.1 mi., A village settled by the German religious dissenters is, today, an island of old country charm.
Recreation
Amish Country Riding Stables, 6.5 mi., Horseback riding and sleigh rides in the winter time
Black Diamond Golf Course, 9 mi., 18 holes, driving range, located in the rolling hills of Holmes County. blackdiamondgolfcourse.com
Cabin Creek Golf, 15.6 mi., two-18 hole miniature golf courses, batting cages, driving range, sand volleyball. cabincreekgolf.com
Fire Ridge Golf Course, 2.7 mi., 18-hole course featuring well-maintained greens and fairways suited to golfers of all levels. Check with The Barn Inn for a discount coupon.
Flying Ridge Hunt Club, 6.9 mi., Guided and non-guided hunting, memberships, clay pigeon shooting available. flyingridgehuntclub.com
Holmes County Trail Coalition, 4.5 mi., A walking trail that extends 15 miles through Holmes County. holmestrail.org
Loudonville Canoe Livery, 21.7 mi., Canoeing and so much more! Take a ride down the Mohican River then relax in the River Room Lounge. loudonvillecanoe.com
Tree Frog Canopy Tours, 23.1 mi., Fly through the Mohican forests on ziplines! treefrogcanopytours.comVist Our Website for much more possibilities!
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Listed below you will find directions and maps to The Barn Inn, our Holmes County, Ohio bed and breakfast, located in the heart of Amish Country. Our inn is a cozy and convenient alternative to hotel lodging in Millersburg or Berlin. Make The Barn Inn your home base for your Amish Country, Cleveland, or Columbus vacation. We look forward to hosting your stay. Before you set out on your journey, please also take note of the additional information below.
Please Note: Our County road signs are small. Look Carefully. Also, as you enter Holmes and Wayne Counties, please be aware of slow-moving vehicles and horse-drawn buggies.
Holmes County, well south of Ohio's snow belt, receives far less snowfall than Cleveland and northeast Ohio. Holmes County maintenance crews do an excellent job of clearing roads and providing for safe roadways. Please call us if you have any questions regarding winter road conditions.
YOUR SAFETY IS IMPORTANT. Barn Inn guests are not held to their reservations in the event of weather advisories. Should adverse road conditions arise, and you should find it necessary to cancel, we ask that you call us. Please visit our Policies page for more information.
From the North
From East Cleveland:- Take Interstate 77 South through Canton to Exit 104
- Turn west onto St. Rt. 30 and travel approximately 7 mi. west to exit marked SR 62 W Millersburg. SR 62 West goes through Navarre, Wilmot, & Winesburg
- In Berlin turn right onto St. Rt. 39 and travel 1 mi.
- Turn right at Co. Rd. 201 (at Berlin Hickory Smokehouse)
- Travel 1 1/4 mi., turn left at Co. Rd. 203
- Go 2 1/4 mi. to The Barn Inn on left.
From the North
From West Cleveland:- Take Interstate 71 south to Interstate 80 east to Int. 77 S through Canton
- Take exit 104
- Turn west onto SR 30 and travel approx. 7 mi. west
- Take exit marked SR 62 W Millersburg to Berlin.
- In Berlin turn right onto St. Rt. 39 and travel 1 mi.
- Turn right at Co. Rd. 201 (at Berlin Hickory Smokehouse)
- Travel 1 1/4 mi., turn left at Co. Rd. 203
- Go 2 1/4 mi. to The Barn Inn on left.
From the East
From Youngstown:
- Take Interstate 76 West or SR 224 West to Interstate 77 South
- Travel South through Canton to Exit 104. (Now follow the same directions from Exit #104 in the above paragraph).
- Turn West onto St. Rt. 30
- Travel approx. 7 mi. West on St. Rt. 30 to Exit marked St. Rt. 62 W Millersburg, through Navarre, Wilmot, & Winesburg.
- In Berlin turn right onto St. Rt. 39
- About a mile out of Berlin, turn right onto Co. Rd. 201
- Travel about 1 1/4 mi. and turn left onto Co. Rd. 203.
- Go 2 1/4 mi to The Barn Inn on left.
From the South
From Marietta:
- Take Interstate 77 North to Exit #83 (Dover, Sugarcreek).
- Travel West on St. Rt. 39 through Sugarcreek, Walnut Creek and Berlin.
- About a mile West of Berlin, turn right onto County Rd. #201
- Travel about 1 1/4 mi. and turn left onto County Rd. #203.
- Go 2 1/4 miles to The Barn Inn; highly visible on left.
From the South
From Columbus:
- From NE Columbus take St. Rt. 62 East to Millersburg.
- Just south of Millersburg Rt. 62 will merge with St. Rt. 83.
- At that junction turn left, following 62/83 North to Jackson St., the main street in Millersburg, and St. Rt. 39.
- The Holmes County Courthouse is on the right-hand corner. Turn right onto Jackson St.
- Go two blocks and turn left onto State Route 241.
- Follow State Route 241 uphill and downhill, North out of town for approx. 2 1/4 mi.
- At the bottom of a long hill, turn right onto County Rd. #203 (look for large tan building on right).
- On the N. side of that building is C.R. #203. Turn Right.
- Travel East 1 1/2 mi to The Barn Inn on right.
From the South
From Cincinnati:
- Take Interstate 71 to Columbus. Travel to NE Columbus.
- From NE Columbus take St. Rt. 62 East to Millersburg.
- Just south of Millersburg Rt. 62 will merge with St. Rt. 83.
- At that junction turn left, following 62/83 North to Jackson St., the main street in Millersburg, and St. Rt. 39.
- The Holmes County Courthouse is on the right-hand corner. Turn right onto Jackson St.
- Go two blocks and turn left onto State Route 241.
- Follow State Route 241 uphill and downhill, North out of town for approx. 2 1/4 mi.
- At the bottom of a long hill, turn right onto County Rd. #203 (look for large tan building on right).
- On the N. side of that building is C.R. #203. Turn Right.
- Travel East 1 1/2 mi to The Barn Inn on right.
From the South
From East Dayton:
- Take Interstate 70 to Columbus. Travel to NE Columbus and follow directions from Columbus.
- From NE Columbus take St. Rt. 62 East to Millersburg.
- Just south of Millersburg Rt. 62 will merge with St. Rt. 83.
- At that junction turn left, following 62/83 North to Jackson St., the main street in Millersburg, and St. Rt. 39.
- The Holmes County Courthouse is on the right-hand corner. Turn right onto Jackson St.
- Go two blocks and turn left onto State Route 241.
- Follow State Route 241 uphill and downhill, North out of town for approx. 2 1/4 mi.
- At the bottom of a long hill, turn right onto County Rd. #203 (look for large tan building on right).
- On the N. side of that building is C.R. #203. Turn Right.
- Travel East 1 1/2 mi to The Barn Inn on right.
From the West
From East Toledo:
- Take St. Rt. 20 East to Norwalk.
- Follow St. Rt. 250 East to Wooster.
- From Wooster take St. Rt. 83 South to Millersburg.
- You will come to a traffic light in Millersburg. Turn left onto Jackson St., which is also St. Rt. 39.
- Go two blocks and turn left onto State Route 241.
- Follow State Route 241 uphill and downhill, North out of town for approx. 2 1/4 mi.
- At the bottom of a long hill, turn right onto County Rd. #203 (look for large tan building on right).
- On the N. side of that building is C.R. #203. Turn Right.
- Travel East 1 1/2 mi to The Barn Inn on right.
