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Historic Hotel in Millersburg, OH | Hotel Millersburg
Hotel Millersburg has been a cornerstone of hospitality since 1847, offering guests a unique blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Located in Millersburg, Ohio, we are proud to operate from the third oldest continuously functioning hotel in the state, housed in a building that has witnessed over 170 years of American history. Our property features 32 guest rooms adorned with Victorian-era decor, including antique furnishings, historic documents, and over 750 period pictures and calendars displayed throughout the building. We provide a range of amenities including free WiFi, a historic tavern serving food and spirits, and two elegantly preserved event spaces - the Lincoln Room and Brickyard Tavern. Our commitment to preserving history while delivering exceptional service has earned us recognition as a AAA lodging facility and a place on the National Register of Historic Places.Guests can enjoy curated experiences like our free history and ghost tours, relax in Queen Victoria's Parlor with its 1914 Baby Grand piano, or unwind in our historic courtyard. With our central location in Ohio's largest Amish community, we serve as an ideal base for exploring regional attractions including the Holmes County Fair Grounds, multiple golf courses, and the Rails to Trails hiking and biking path. Our dedicated housekeeping staff ensures every stay is comfortable, while our event spaces accommodate gatherings from intimate meetings to large celebrations. We maintain the highest standards of service while preserving the architectural integrity of our 19th-century building, including its rare tin ceilings and walls. Whether visiting for business, pleasure, or special events, guests experience firsthand the living history that has made Hotel Millersburg a regional landmark.
Services
Victorian Era Decor Rooms
Queen Victoria's Parlor
Historic Courtyard
Free Wifi
Event Spaces
Historical Tours
Tavern Dining
Amish Country Access
Highlights and features
- Over 170 years of continuous hospitality service
- AAA-rated lodging facility with historic designation
- Preserved 19th-century architecture with tin ceilings
- Free guided history and ghost tours available
- Unique event spaces in original 1890s structures
Associations and certifications
- National Register of Historic Places
Services
Victorian Era Decor Rooms
Our 32 guest rooms feature authentic Victorian-era decor with antique furnishings, historic documents, and period artwork. Each room maintains original architectural elements while providing modern comforts. Guests experience immersive history through curated displays of over 750 antique pictures and calendars throughout the building.
Event Spaces
Host events in our preserved 19th-century spaces including the Lincoln Room with tin ceilings and the Brickyard Tavern's grand architecture. The Lincoln Room seats 40 with historic charm while Brickyard Tavern accommodates 80 guests with private bar facilities. Both spaces maintain original design elements from their 1890s construction.
Historical Tours
Explore our living history through guided tours showcasing the hotel's 170-year legacy. Discover Grover Cleveland's 1900 visit signature, original building materials, and architectural evolution. Free ghost tours offer engaging stories about the hotel's storied past and paranormal legends.
Tavern Dining
Enjoy meals and drinks in our historic tavern space operating continuously since 1847. The menu features classic American fare served in a setting with preserved 19th-century decor. Open daily with extended hours Monday through Saturday for both casual visitors and hotel guests.
Amish Country Access
Leverage our central location in Ohio's largest Amish community for regional exploration. Direct access to shopping districts, cultural sites, and outdoor activities including the Rails to Trails biking path. Complimentary local attraction information available at check-in.
Questions
What historic events are associated with Hotel Millersburg?
Built in 1824 as a stagecoach stop, we hosted President Grover Cleveland in 1900. The building has served as Central Hotel since 1847 and appears on the National Register of Historic Places.
What special event spaces do you offer?
We feature two preserved 19th-century spaces: Lincoln Room (40 guests) with tin ceilings and Brickyard Tavern (80 guests) with original 1890s architecture and private facilities.
Are there Amish community attractions nearby?
We're located in Ohio's largest Amish settlement with direct access to shopping districts, cultural sites, and the Rails to Trails biking path through Amish countryside.
What period features are preserved in guest rooms?
All 32 rooms maintain Victorian-era decor with antique furnishings, historic documents, and over 750 period pictures and calendars displayed throughout the building.
Is the hotel accessible for guests with mobility needs?
We provide handicapped accessible features including two elevators for accessing upper floors and specially adapted guest room amenities.