Our guest rooms feature Victorian era decor. Historic documents, antique pictures and mirrors decorate the guest rooms, hallways, and common areas. Hotel Millersburg lies in the heart of Ohio's earliest frontier - Holmes County, Ohio. Built in 1830, it is Millersburg's oldest large building, and in its early days, a substantial improvement over the stagecoach inns used by most travelers.
Then the Central Hotel was established in 1847 and is the 3rd oldest operating hotel and tavern in Ohio. The Hotel, which has been placed on the US Department of Interior's National Register of Historic Places, is located in the center of the Millersburg National Historic district. Constructed in 1898 is an elegant room seating up to 40 guests, with its 12 foot high tin ceiling and rare tin walls, is an architectural treasure from the past.
The Lincoln Room is the perfect location for your special occasion. Originally constructed as a pharmacy in 1894. It is the ideal location for your class reunion or company party.
Then the Central Hotel was established in 1847 and is the 3rd oldest operating hotel and tavern in Ohio. The Hotel, which has been placed on the US Department of Interior's National Register of Historic Places, is located in the center of the Millersburg National Historic district. Constructed in 1898 is an elegant room seating up to 40 guests, with its 12 foot high tin ceiling and rare tin walls, is an architectural treasure from the past.
The Lincoln Room is the perfect location for your special occasion. Originally constructed as a pharmacy in 1894. It is the ideal location for your class reunion or company party.
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Hotel Millersburg lies in the heart of one of Ohio's earliest frontiers, Holmes County, now home to the largest Amish community in the world.
The hotel was first built in 1824 as a stagecoach stop and tavern, in the same year that Millersburg was named the county seat.
In 1847, Sampson Bever erected much of the present building and called it 'Central Hotel'.
We count that as our official beginning, making Hotel Millersburg the third oldest continuously operating hotel in Ohio.
Electricity came to Millersburg in 1888, with 26 streetlights and both electric and gas lights in the hotel.
The hotel was first built in 1824 as a stagecoach stop and tavern, in the same year that Millersburg was named the county seat.
In 1847, Sampson Bever erected much of the present building and called it 'Central Hotel'.
We count that as our official beginning, making Hotel Millersburg the third oldest continuously operating hotel in Ohio.
Electricity came to Millersburg in 1888, with 26 streetlights and both electric and gas lights in the hotel.
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