The staff at Wishmaker House were some of the absolute nicest people I have ever met. Cat the…read moremanager and the waitress on duty went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable and we met the owners on the way out who were also just lovely. The rooms are very quaint and clean, and Cat made sure that the tv and streaming worked before she left our room at check in. She even recommended a local neuromuscular therapist to help with my husband's muscle spasm who was fabulous. The restaurant and on site-made wine were great too and the overall vibe was very friendly and warm. What a special treat to stay there.

We stayed here for the weekend & have zero regrets. Only the top floor suite accommodates children…read more The suite sleeps up to 5, but only one bed; two cots & a pull out bed were the other options. As for food, our burgers were a bit well done, but still delicious. The pretzel sticks with Gouda cheese were a hit. And the strawberry rhubarb wine was amazing. We can home with multiple bottles of it. And, of course, you can't forget the cheesecake. The service was a bit slower, but well worth the wait. My biggest takeaway is if you're between two menu items: get the one with the Gouda!

Lovely B&B. It is located in a nice semi quiet road. Super spacious and the atmosphere was…read moredefinitively warm and country. Rooms are large and the bed was very comfortable. We had a private bathroom with amazing hotel towels. It just felt fantastic. The following morning we had a hardy breakfast with plenty of food even to take with us on the road. Nancy, the owner was great and very accommodated. Please try to stay in B& B if you are on the road. For us it was so worth it. Definitively very well priced.

We have been enjoying B&Bs for over 30 years and our stay with Nancy ranks as one of most memorable…read moreand happy stays of all time. Her 100-year old brick Victorian brick home lovingly restored by her and her children and her 5-acre property with Belgians, miniature donkeys, chickens and barn cats was a restful sanctuary for us. The movie "Somewhere in Time" was her inspiration and added to the charm. Nancy also served us a delicious and generous breakfast of yogurt with raspberries and blueberries, pancakes, poached eggs, ham and great coffee. We enjoyed visiting with her and her son Rod. She has thought if every detail. We will be back!

We loved our stay here! Very comfortable and spotless home. Owners were friendly and interesting…read morepeople who wanted us to have a comfortable experience. We got engaged during our stay at a wonderful nearby restaurant, Hudson and Essex. We will always have fond memories of our stay and will return!

Quaint and very comfortable. Have stayed here on many occasions and always look forward to it.read more

We went for the Blood Moon dinner. The food was fantastic. The staff was wonderful…read more I'd say there are a few things that need refined for the event. A Welcome of some sort, maybe over view of the menu would have been nice to signal the meal was starting. Instead most at our table were confused as we suddenly were handed drinks and a plate of crostini was set down. I think if someone announced each course and what we were about to have would have gone a long way in feeling like a more organized event. Also the pacing was totally off. We were getting drinks for the meat course and we hadn't even had the croquette course yet. They also need a better system to ensure those not having alcohol still get a drink. Not only did we need to remind staff each course but twice my husband never got the non alcoholic version of the pairing drink. The first time he got up and asked for his drink and the other time he just didn't care to ask again. The grounds are beautiful and again food was amazing and staff was great. Just for the price though some better organization was needed.

This place books up so you better plan ahead!…read more We booked this place a few weeks ahead of our trip and luckily had a room for two nights instead of the three over labor day weekend, but our fault for not planning ahead! The ROOMS We stayed in the Stables, in a room with two queens, we just ended up pushing them together in the middle of the room, which worked fine! The room itself is huge, nice big bathroom as well, with a big jacuzzi tub, so that's fun! The decor is nice and nicely diplayed. TV could be bigger to fill the wall, but is a fine size and we didn't really come to stay in the room & watch TV much anyways. I like the thoughtfulness of the two mini dasani waters in the mini fridge! That is super helpful bc the faucet water tastes very earthy. Not enough outlets, I will say that much. Need a power strip or something b/c the outlets near the beds are just kinda far from the bed and the outlets closer are used by the bedside lamps. So just kinda an inconvenience, but not a big deal. The TV and coffee maker also can't both be plugged in a the same time, so again, not enough outets it seems. The TV itself ... needs replaced. For the love of technology that thing is ancient! The remote didn't work well at all, it was the kind that has a million buttons and you have to figure out which buttons turn on the TV and which buttons turn on the actual service that allows you to watch the TV lol oh sheesh. Plus YOU CAN'T STREAM! We had to use our laptop to watch what we wanted to b/c the TV said it needed an ethernet cable to get hooked up to internet. So I did feel like I was at my grandmas house in terms of the TV technology, watching dish available programs like NCIS and the Drew Barymoore show.. -___- This was my actual one main gripe about the room and stay itself. Like the bathroom mini toiletries available. They def seem high quality, so that's nice! Like that the room comes with mini travel size shampoo, conditioner, lotion and a few makeup remover wipes as well as has larger size shampoo, conditioner and body wash attached to the shower wall. The towels could use some fabric softener, they were definitely stiff and rough. Toilet paper was angel soft, so that could be higher quality. Very rough. So it seems like some little details are thought of while others might be overlooked. The Stables themselves are in a quite good location actually, I do prefer how it is a bit away from everything and has super cute little seating area with string lights behind the building! WITH a little walking trail that circles around and up to the pool house. The CASTLE The Castle itself is super cute, I love how there's tons of paved walkways around the entire grounds. LOTS of beautiful plants and flower beds all around the grounds. The aesthetic is just beautiful. The lobby has coffee, tea, snacks and drinks for sale as well as some small nick nacks and toys as well. I DEF took advantage of their reasonably priced mini wines and sodas to grab for the room. AMENITIES Great amentiites, not too much not too little. Not too many amenities to make it a kid-palooza, which keeps it nice and quiet at pretty much all hours. We were here on a Labor Day weekend and it seems like everyone gets out and about to go hiking and do other things throughout the day time. We chose to stay on the castle grounds the entire stay, which was nice to not have to drive anywhere. Love that there's pickle ball courts, lots of paved walkways to get some exercise, nothing is tooooo far away from each other to feel like an actual workout lol. I love that there's a pool and hot tub on site for all cabin use. The mercantile shop attached to the grill is a nice touch! Also love that they sell lots of quirky nick nacks + local beers in single cans + the local wine as well! Maybe if there were just like one or two more little things to do on the grounds it would be perfect for those that really don't want to have to drive anywhere once on site. Maybe a few oversized yard cames somewhere, a lawn chess or ... some other little things to keep the castle dwellers occupied in the quiet time on the grounds. The Copper Mug itself was really awesome, so they'll get an extravagant review separately! But very happy with them, especially as the only restaurant available on site and most likely the best thing within anything close to a short driving distance. Overall Great stay! Few recommendations for little upgrades, just to put the cherry on top of the "luxury" adjective used in the description. Overall great place to stay, we will be back in the future to stay in the castle itself!

10/2026     I stayed here on a Thurs. night. I will stay here next time I'm in the Mansfield area…read more This franchise  follows the Hampton Inn playbook. The employees are well trained. The hotel is near I-71 exit. There is a McD & Bob Evans nearby. My room & bathroom were clean. Plenty of hot water   The breakfast area was excellent & they followed the Hampton Inn playbook.  My car was not disturbed, the parking lot was clean & no loiters.

I hate leaving reviews like this, but after contacting the general manager and guest assistance…read moreseveral times without receiving a response, I feel this needs to be said. The hotel itself appears reasonably clean, and the woman at the front desk, whose name I believe is Veneer, was very courteous and kind. Unfortunately, the overall service experience was poor enough that I checked out early and went to another hotel. The first concern was my room door. The deadbolt would not properly lock unless I physically lifted the door into position. I reported it to the front desk. That is not a minor maintenance issue. It is a security concern, and it is something housekeeping or maintenance should have caught before assigning the room. I could manage it, but another guest could understandably feel very uncomfortable sleeping in a room where the door does not securely lock. The night before, there was also no television remote in the room. When I asked for one at approximately 10:30 p.m., getting a replacement seemed to become a major problem. I eventually gave up and went to bed. There was no follow-up call the next morning, no apology from management, and no indication that anyone was particularly concerned. The breakfast experience was what finally did it. There were only three guests in the entire breakfast area, including the person I was meeting with, yet we could barely hear each other across the table. The breakfast attendant had music playing loudly while she sang, whistled, moved around loudly, slammed items and doors, and generally created an extraordinary amount of noise. I understand that enthusiastic employees can be a good thing. But there is a serious lack of awareness when a breakfast attendant cannot recognize that guests sitting directly across from one another are trying to have a conversation. We were preparing for a business meeting and trying to review information together. With only three people in the room, we should have been able to speak quietly across a table. Instead, the noise level made a normal conversation nearly impossible. After breakfast service ended, I closed the doors simply so we could have some quiet. The doors were reopened, and the noise started disrupting us again. We finally asked for a separate meeting room just so we could finish our conversation. Ultimately, we decided there was no reason to continue dealing with it. If you cannot sit in a hotel breakfast area with only a few people present and have a basic business conversation, it is easier to go somewhere else. That is exactly what we did. I checked out early, went to another hotel, and conducted my meeting there. That should say everything. In my opinion, this is not a business-oriented hotel. If you simply need a place to sleep and leave in the morning, it may be adequate. But if you are traveling for business, need a quiet breakfast, want to review documents, make calls, or prepare for a meeting, I would choose another property. What is most disappointing is the lack of management follow-up. I sent multiple messages regarding these concerns, including the room security issue and the breakfast experience, and I have still not received a response from the general manager or guest assistance. Usually, my experiences with Hampton Inn properties are good, which makes this more disappointing. Problems happen. What matters is whether management responds and whether employees have enough awareness to understand the guest experience. In this case, neither happened. I hope ownership sees this review and addresses the door security issue, the breakfast environment, and the lack of follow-up. A guest should not have to repeatedly complain, close doors to find some peace, ask for a separate meeting room, and ultimately leave the hotel just to have a normal conversation.

Starting with a last minute accommodation and check in with Emma to a "go way beyond service"…read moreexperience from Brie. We ere impressed. Note, this property needs some live and care, but the people made the difference. I left a personal item at the hotel. Brie hunted it down, kept me informed and made sure my item was ready for a FedEx pick up. The ownership of this property should know their folks take care of their guests well. Thanks Brie for making my day! Much appreciated.

If you like cold showers, stained towels and a little mold hiding under the sink, then this is the…read moreplace for you! Bad smells, dirty floors and missing furniture also come along with your room with no extra charge! Clogged sink, tv that won't connect and no WiFi will give you a chance to really unwind! It's almost embarrassing that a company paid for my room here and I actually stayed.

When we just needed to crash enroute to a final vacay destination, we found a room at the Quality…read moreInn Bellville Mansfield. This is one of the better basic motels I've stayed at. The shower surpassed many luxury hotels, the bed was comfortable enough and the room was spotless. Essential shower amenities, hairdryer and iron were provided. Included breakfast offered tea and coffee, a limited selection of fresh fruit, hard boiled eggs, cereal and waffles. I didn't expect a big, fresh country breakfast for an overall cost under $100/night, so I wasn't disappointed. Staff was pleasant and efficient.

This is a nice clean budget hotel. The room is nice, but a…read morefew things are showing their age. There is plenty of parking. And, it is very conveniently located a few minutes drive from Mid-Ohio Race Course. There are good places to eat within walking distance. And fuel across the street.