Hosts: Katie and George Hoy
Guestrooms: 6
Address: 8230 Brandywine Road, Sagamore Hills, Ohio 44067-2810 USA
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Telephone: 330-467-1812,
Toll Free: 888.306.3381
Fax: (330) 467-2162
Activities/Attractions: Sagamore Hills is located in Summit County, Northern Ohio, and is home to just over 9,000 residents. Akron, Canton, and Summit County, due south of greater Cleveland, are home to a variety of attractions, including the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Stan Hywet Hall, and the First Ladies National Historic Site. In addition, Akron is a vibrant and vital city, filled with excellent restaurants, interesting art galleries, and exciting nightlife.
Some of the current historical sites within Sagamore hills include parts of the trails in Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area and Brecksville Reservation. Cuyahoga Valley National Park extends from just south of I-480 all the way to Akron, along the Cuyahoga River. The scenic area offers history, hiking, bicycling, winter sports, and all sorts of learning opportunities. What's more: it's free. Guest enjoy countless options for entertainment and dining: entertainment in sports, (biking, skiing, golf... to name a few), the arts, shopping ... even amusement parks.
Dining opportunities nearby range from "the greatest burger" to 5-star venison. Often, however, Inn guests decide to stop running for a day or two - to walk; to listen to nature; to visit; to watch the fire dance; to read; to doze; or to watch the bread rise in anticipation of its ceremony in the ovens.
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"Set on the edge of Cuyahoga Valley National Park, between the cities of Cleveland and Akron, this beautiful inn is a lovely getaway. The hosts truly love their work, and they've been doing it very well for 18 years. The Inn was originally built in 1848 and beautifully restored by the current owners. We stayed in the Loft - a suite in a small building next to the main inn. This little barn used to be the chicken house and has been converted into two artistically rustic suites with luxurious amenities including a jacuzzi tub, woodstove and a wall of windows and skylights. The Main Inn has one other suite and 3 smaller rooms. One benefit to being close to "civilization" is the wide variety of restaurants available within a few minutes drive, and the hosts provide a list of recommendations. If you're looking for a getaway close to the city, in a beautiful location, hosted by truly happy people, I cannot recommend this inn highly enough."
"This Inn has the most beautiful setting on the edge of the Cleveland Metro Parks. This century home is a Bed and Breakfast. Just steps away you can walk down to Brandywine Falls a very picturesque spot to take pictures. Stay overnight at the Inn and enjoy breakfast made by the Hoy's."
"The Inn at Brandywine Falls is a really unique bed and breakfast. Located on the edge of the Metro Parks it's just the perfect setting for this lovely old century home. The Brandywine Falls are just steps away with it's breathtaking views. You'll love staying here and having the Hoy's fix you a wonderful country breakfast."
"It's hard to imagine a more wonderful place. An immaculately restored 1848 Greek Revival farmstead, loaded with lovely furniture that looks as if it came straight from a museum, beautifully situated in a storybook setting in the heart of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park...," and with regard to hospitality, "Nobody does it better..."
General Information: Welcome to The Inn at Brandywine Falls in Northern Ohio - located between Akron and Cleveland ... overlooking Brandywine Waterfall (a 67-foot natural wonder) in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Built in 1848 and on the National Register of Historic Places, the Inn has been luxuriously renovated and made modern; all without changing its historic Greek Revival appearance and character.
The Inn is an impeccable Country Place and a part of the tapestry of 33,000 acres of parkland and adjacent to Brandywine Waterfall. Built in 1848, it was a centerpiece of the then thriving community of Brandywine Mills and now provides six rooms for visitors, many with sitting areas and all with well-appointed private baths.
The Inn's main house is also the home of Katie and George Hoy, who encourage guests to enjoy the living room, library, dining rooms, porches and kitchen as they would the home of good friends; along with the spacious grounds and surrounding parklands.
- Each guest accommodation is distinct in Ohio historic decor and
ambiance
- The Inn is furnished in Ohio antiques
- Free wireless internet is offered
- Take advantage of one of our public rooms in the house. Relax in
our living room in front of the fireplace to warm up your body and
soul
- Breakfast is served (between 7:00 and 10:00 AM weekdays, by
prior arrangement; 9:00 AM on weekends and holidays) in the
tradition of early Ohio farms, where it was truly considered
"the most important meal of the day". Special dietary
needs can usually be accommodated
- Need to do some work or wish to relax while reading a book, come
sit in our library. If you have forgotten to bring a book,
don't worry, we have plenty you can "check-out"
- A little barn just behind the main house has been renovated and made into
elegantly rustic suites called "The Granary" and
"The Loft". Each has a main floor and a sleeping loft
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Payment Accepted: Visa, MasterCard.
Rates: (Prices quoted in US Dollars).
$129-325/night/double
Homemade breakfasts usually consist of oatmeal, granola, a dish of fresh fruit, white grape juice from a local winery, home-baked bread with raspberry butter, and a main course, which changes daily.
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"Beautiful surroundings in the Cuyahoga National Park, just steps from Brandywine Falls. Comfortable rustic room; we stayed in "the Granary". Outstanding breakfast that was 100% home made. Hosts have been in the business for about 18 years and really know how to make you feel comfortable and make your stay memorable. Most advertising is word of mouth and all rooms were filled mid-week, testimony to how the good word has spread. The hosts treat you like family (if you have a family that treats you good); the farm setting is charming, the property is antique and renovated; rooms are filled with antiques and charming items; the park is spectacular, hiking trails and the falls are next to the property; and the breakfast was wonderful - they even made their own blueberry syrup. We would stay there again and if travelling through would try to schedule our trip just to spend the night at the Inn. We left feeling we made new friends."