3 Ohio Inn Getaways for Foodies
Whether you’re looking for lake views or a forest retreat, these inns promise cozy winter getaways and great meals.
Glenlaurel, A Scottish Inn and Cottages: This Scottish-themed inn treats its guests to a three-course breakfast that includes freshly made scones, porridge with brown sugar and cream, and eggs, waffles or pancakes served with bacon or sausage, fruit and yogurt. Seven-course dinners are offered on Saturday evenings and six-course dinners are offered the rest of the week. Book a room at the inn or a stay in one of the cozy cottages or slightly smaller crofts. 14940 Mount Olive Rd., Rockbridge 43149, 800/809-7378, glenlaurel.com
The Lakehouse Inn: Picnics aren’t just for summer anymore. The Lakehouse Inn offers a two-hour picnic experience in its Lakeside Room. Take in views of the winter waves while enjoying comfy chairs with pillows and blankets, a charcuterie board and a bottle of wine. Another foodie favorite is the Chef’s Table, in which guests enjoy a four-course meal from a menu of their choice, as well as a gourmet breakfast basket. Overnight options include inn rooms, cottages or the beach house. 5653 Lake Rd. E., Geneva 44041, 440/466-8668, thelakehouseinn.com
The Inn at Honey Run: This boutique hotel’s fine dining restaurant, Tarragon, features a seasonal menu of contemporary American cuisine based on what’s fresh and local from producers throughout Holmes County and the region. (There are also 15 beehives and a 1.5-acre garden on-site.) Those looking for a cozy getaway can book one of the Club-Level Honeycomb rooms, which are built directly into a hillside. Each has a great view, gas fireplace and private patio. Other room options are available as well. Be sure to take a walk through the Open Air Art Museum, a forest dotted with outdoor sculptures. 6920 County Rd. 203, Millersburg 44650, 330/674-0011, innathoneyrun.com
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