12 Great Places to Stay in Ohio Amish Country (Holmes County & Beyond)
Where Rolling Hills, Handcrafted Traditions, and Amish Hospitality Meet
Ohio’s Amish Country, centered around Holmes County, but extending into neighboring counties like Wayne, Tuscarawas, Coshocton, and Stark, is one of the largest Amish communities in the world.
Home to around 40,000 Amish people, each year scores of visitors are drawn here by the winding backroads, horse-drawn buggies, quilt shops, cheese factories, and warm hospitality.
People come for the hearty PA Dutch-style food, a chance to purchase Amish-made foods and goods, and for a pause from the “busy life” in the area’s scenic and serene surroundings.
Likewise, the Holmes County area provides a wide range of lodging options – and you’ll find there’s something for just about every taste, whether you’re traveling with family, on your own, or on a couple’s getaway weekend.
Whether you’re seeking a quiet country inn, a cozy B&B, a rustic cabin overlooking farmland, or a more luxurious experience, you’re sure to find something that fits what you’re after.
We’ve compiled 12 highly-rated lodging options here, from across the full range of categories. So consider one of these places to stay on your next trip to Ohio Amish Country:
1. Carlisle Inn Sugarcreek (Sugarcreek, OH)
Located in the “Little Switzerland of Ohio,” Carlisle Inn offers sweeping views of Sugarcreek’s rolling hills. Guests enjoy classic Amish Country hospitality with modern comforts. Dozens of rooms combined with friendly staff and beautiful landscaping make this outfit a perennial favorite. Carlisle also operates a second location at Walnut Creek.
- Best for: Couples and groups attending local festivals or shows
- Highlight: Spacious balconies overlooking the valley and live entertainment at the Ohio Star Theater next door
- Address: 1357 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek, OH 44681
2. The Inn at Walnut Creek (Walnut Creek, OH)
Located in the heart of Walnut Creek, the charming Inn at Walnut Creek offers a welcoming atmosphere with clean, comfortable rooms at a great value. Guests appreciate its quiet, central location—just steps from shops, bakeries, and the Walnut Creek Cheese store. A favorite for travelers who want a simple yet relaxing base to explore Amish Country.
- Best for: Travelers wanting simple comfort and central location
- Highlight: Spotlessly clean rooms with queen beds, free Wi-Fi, and complimentary continental breakfast
- Address: 4869 Olde Pump Street, Walnut Creek, OH 44687
3. Berlin Grande Hotel (Berlin, OH)
Located in Berlin in the heart of the Amish community, modern Berlin Grande Hotel offers upscale amenities with Amish Country charm. Guests enjoy spacious suites, a heated saltwater pool, and easy access to shops and restaurants. With a blend of convenience and comfort, it’s a favorite for travelers who want everything within walking distance.
- Best for: Families and first-time visitors
- Highlight: Central location steps from Berlin’s shops and attractions
- Address: 4787 Township Road 366, Berlin, OH 44610
4. The Barn Inn Bed & Breakfast (Millersburg, OH)
A restored dairy barn turned B&B, the Barn Inn Bed & Breakfast blends history with hospitality. Guests are treated to hearty country breakfasts and local Amish stories shared by the innkeepers. Its countryside location offers peace and quiet while still being close to Holmes County attractions.
- Best for: History buffs and B&B lovers
- Highlight: Knowledgeable, dedicated hosts and gourmet country breakfasts
- Address: 6838 Co Rd 203, Millersburg, OH 44654
5. Amish Country Lodging (Berlin, OH)
Offering a wide range of rustic-yet-modern cabins, lodges, and treehouses, Amish Country Lodging provides unique accommodations surrounded by farmland and rolling hills. Each property is handcrafted and thoughtfully designed for relaxation and romance. Many include private decks, fireplaces, and whirlpool tubs, creating a perfect country retreat.
- Best for: Couples seeking a private retreat or families wanting space
- Highlight: Romantic treehouses with fireplaces and whirlpool tubs overlooking Amish farmland
- Address: 4365 State Route 39 Millersburg, OH 44654 (Multiple property locations)
6. Guggisberg Swiss Inn (Millersburg, OH)
Located near the famous Guggisberg Cheese Factory (home of “Baby Swiss”), the Guggisberg Swiss Inn offers Swiss-inspired hospitality with a countryside setting and horseback riding available on-site. Guests can unwind on the porch overlooking rolling hills or sample wines from the inn’s cellar. The cozy atmosphere reflects both Swiss and Amish influences.
- Best for: Cheese lovers and travelers wanting Swiss/Amish charm
- Highlight: Horseback riding and wine tastings on the property
- Address: 5025 State Route 557, Millersburg, OH 44654
7. Berlin Resort (Berlin, OH)
The Berlin Resort is perfect for travelers who want both relaxation and convenience. This full-service resort offers luxury amenities including a fitness center, walking paths, spa services, and even a 26-seat private movie theater. Families especially appreciate the outdoor play village, pond, and walking trails.
- Best for: Families, groups, and those who want resort-style comfort
- Highlight: 4-acre lake, miniature golf, and private cinema
- Address: 5330 Co Rd 201, Berlin, OH 44654
8. Simple Life Cabins (Holmes County, OH)
A peaceful, back-to-basics escape nestled in Amish farmland a stone’s throw from Mt. Hope. Simple Life Cabins offers charming cabin stays with serene views of rolling Amish farmlands. Each cabin comes with modern amenities in a rustic setting, striking a balance between comfort and simplicity. The quiet surroundings make it easy to unwind and disconnect.
- Best for: Couples and small families craving a quiet, unplugged retreat
- Highlight: Cozy cabins with living room, mini-kitchen, and full bathroom
- Address: 7116 Township Road 652, Millersburg, OH 44654
9. Donna’s Premier Lodging (Berlin, OH)
Donna’s offers romantic cabins, chalets, and villas designed with couples in mind. Units feature whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, and private decks for an Amish Country escape. The secluded setting and personalized touches make it one of the area’s most romantic lodging choices.
- Best for: Romantic getaways and honeymooners
- Highlight: Secluded cabins with in-room hot tubs and cozy fireplaces
- Address: 5523 East St, Berlin, OH 44610
10. The Inn at Honey Run (Millersburg, OH)
Nestled in 56 wooded acres, boutique hotel The Inn at Honey Run offers a serene retreat with woodland trails, birdwatching, and a unique open-air art museum (the Holmes County Open Air Art Museum). Guests can also enjoy fine dining at Tarragon, the on-site restaurant showcasing locally inspired dishes. The setting makes it ideal for a peaceful and rejuvenating getaway.
- Best for: Couples, nature lovers, and art enthusiasts
- Highlight: Earth-sheltered “honeycomb” suites built right into the hillside
- Address: 6920 Co Rd 203, Millersburg, OH 44654
11. The Wallhouse Hotel (Walnut Creek, OH)
One of the more contemporary choices on this list, the Wallhouse Hotel offers chic rooms with balconies overlooking Walnut Creek’s rolling hills. Modern touches like rainfall showers and plush bedding complement the pastoral views. Its location also makes it easy to explore wineries, shops, and local restaurants.
- Best for: Travelers who want modern style with Amish Country scenery
- Highlight: Balcony suites with sweeping views of Amish farmland
- Address: 2870 Cove Ln, Walnut Creek, OH 44687
12. Sojourner’s Lodge & Cabin Suites (Mt. Eaton area, Wayne County)
Set on 30 acres overlooking a peaceful three-acre pond and Amish farmlands, Sojourner’s Lodge blends luxury with tranquility. Guests enjoy spacious suites featuring fully equipped kitchens, fireplaces, smart TVs, and two-person Jacuzzis, making it a refined choice for relaxation. It’s just a short drive away from popular area towns like Berlin, Mt. Hope, and Kidron (home of Lehman’s)—ideal for combining comfort with exploration.
- Best for: Travelers seeking upscale lodging with serene surroundings and modern amenities
- Highlight: Spacious, well-appointed suites with kitchens, fireplaces, jacuzzis, and pond views
- Address: 2156 Durstine Rd, Dundee, OH 44624
Enjoy Ohio’s Amish Country Any Season of the Year
Holmes County offers many reasons to visit, no matter the season of year – scenic drives, hearty farm-fresh foods, and authentic encounters throughout Amish Country.
And with these 12 lodging options, we’ve tried to put together an array of choices with something for everyone. But these are far from the only nice places to stay in the Holmes County area.
Whether you stay in a treehouse among the treetops, a barn-turned-B&B, or a resort in downtown Berlin, we hope that your choice of lodging provides you comfort, rest and relaxation, and an excellent base from which to explore the attractions of Ohio Amish Country.
Tip: Fall foliage season and summer weekends are especially popular, so book early to secure your preferred stay!
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Stay In OH Amish Country
Hey, the above listed places all look really nice & are close to all the attractions. Looks like many options to choose from regardless of tastes, budgets, etc. How lovely that they have accommodations for families as many people travel with the kids in tow. Sure wish we had this in MY state. Lol. Packing my bags right now! Thanks, Erik.
Let me also add The Charm Countryview Inn in Charm, Ohio.
I loved it when the original owners (and Amish and Mennonite family) were there, and it still appears to get good reviews with the new Mennonite owners.
Thanks Jane, sounds like a good one too.
For singles?
Are there any youth hostels or other frugal overnight accommodations for single people?
Another nice hotel
I stayed at Comfort Inn on Township Road 466. It was a very nice hotel. The best thing was the open porch in front of the hotel that was covered. It had rocking chairs to sit on and watch the buggies pass by.
Sounds like another good one, thanks!
Another nice hotel
I stayed at Comfort Inn on Township Road 466. It was a very nice hotel. The best thing was the open porch in front of the hotel that was covered. I ate a nice Amish style dinner at the Berlin Grande across the road.