Lake Salem Inn

Our fine classic hotel blends regional Ohio themes and ambiance with the warmth and coziness that only a small-town can provide. Fine amenities, a unique decor, and a large stone fireplace beckon you! King rooms, Double Queen rooms, and Deluxe Jacuzzi King Suites are available for your enjoyment. After a comfortable night's rest, you'll enjoy our Supreme Selections Breakfast while soft music surrounds you.

Adjacent to Hearthstone Inn & Suites is a spacious public playground, a softball/baseball diamond, jogging track, tennis courts, and an outdoor picnic pavilion. And if you'd just like to relax, have a seat on our wrap-around porch or ride your bicycle or take a refreshing jog on our nationally-recognized, wooded country bike trail that runs along our hotel property.

From our plush fireplace lounge, your relaxing stay at Hearthstone Inn & Suites will include our Supreme Selections Breakfast beneath beautiful Tiffany-style lighting. Beyond expectation, you'll find that our Supreme Selections Breakfast provides more freshness and variety than the average "franchise" offerings. Items such as fresh fruit salad, sausage biscuits, hard boiled eggs, fresh cinnamon rolls, pecan rolls, and yogurt are just a few of the items that our Supreme Selections Breakfast typically offers.

Our Conference/Meeting Room is available for your next group or club gathering. We can accommodate groups of up to 40 people at tables or 50 people in rows. Parties, church groups, organizational retreats, family reunions, business meetings, wedding groups, or just a special celebration. We can even cater your next get-together!

Our inviting lounge features a 22-foot high Ohio River Rock fireplace, 19th-century style Queen Anne decor, Thomas Kinkade art, and plush, luxuriously overstuffed chairs. Settle-in and relax in front of a blazing fire, browse our original, historic documents on display which feature Abraham Lincoln and former Cedarville resident Whitelaw Reid. Our second floor overlooks the fireplace lounge and houses displays of the Civil War, Greene county, and Cedarville.