Granville Inn

I enjoyed my stay. Staff is friendly and the restaurant is nice. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The towels and robes are soft. I liked the hotel very much and the location. However, the ac/heat system is very loud. My first room was so loud, I asked someone in the hotel to come and listen. The reception person agreed and changed my room with an upgrade. Great service. I would stay again, but if you are sound sensitive, I just wanted to share this observation.

Granville Inn was written up in November 2022 AAA Ohio. My beautiful Lady circled it as a place to visit. March 3 I made a Birthday Celebration reservation with Amber for May 24 to surprise my wife. We were greeted by Amber when we arrived at a most beautiful and historic 1924 home-away-from-home. The ambiance of the Inn matched the AAA write-up. We were more than pleased with the exceptionally comfortable surroundings, which enveloped us as warmly as Amber's welcome. Meals were scrumptious. While we specifically remember Noel, Paulette, Logan and Amber to mention, we readily state that each staff member represented and did his or her best to be The Face of Granville Inn for us. Be assured that you will reward yourself for treating yourself and loved ones to a memorable stay at the Granville Inn. Ralph K.

Absolutely delightful. The ambience is outstanding, the service excellent and the food excellent. We had been there a few years ago and decided to try it again. Ava, our server was attentive without being intrusive. I had the encrusted walleye and my wife had salmon. Presentation was different and good.

I decided to take my Mom to Granville Inn for Mothers Day. From the moment we arrived the walk up to the Inn was inviting and beautiful. We were greeted by the host with a smile and promptly seated for our reservation. The table was perfect, right beside a window to view the little town. The staff were friendly and inviting. Our server was very nice and provided great service that we enjoyed. A manager checked on our table and asked how everything was. We were also greeted by another in the walk to the buffet to make sure we were enjoying our time. I will highly recommend the Granville Inn to my friends and family. The food was delicious and more than enough available to choose from. Dessert put us over the edge. So many good choices. Such a cute spot, I will be back! Thank you for helping us enjoy a lovely celebration on Mothers Day!

Mediocre at best with very slow service even for breakfast. Pricey for the offerings and not very creative but basic fare. It could be so much better as the place is quite beautiful. A new menu would be amazing!

The Granville Inn is a historic property built in 1924. The uniqueness of the property has both assets and detractors. The lobby has beautifully aged dark wood but is small with really no gathering space. The outside is impressive but the parking is inconvenient, possibly requiring a short hike to an adjacent property. The rooms are very well appointed with quality towels, linens, carpets and fabrics, but they are from another era and are about the size of an average European hotel room. The bed and shower were great but the bathroom is very small and has no place to set any personal item. I also thought the tub could use a grab bar. The hotel is quiet but the in room climate control was annoying. When the fan came on, we had to turn the TV volume up to 40. I wonder what the neighbors thought. The staff was friendly but casual. There is no one or any sign directing the arriving guest to the registration desk. The young man checking us in was personable but really didn't know much about the town. There were no parking attendants, no luggage carts, and no mention of ramps for handicap access (the hotel does have ADA rooms upon request). We were given no introduction to the hotel and there was no in-room manual. It would seem that the desk staff should at least mention the dining options and encourage dinner reservations. Breakfast comes with the room. We thought we would eat and run at a breakfast buffet. That was not the case. Guests were provided a table in the dining room. All items on the breakfast menu were complimentary. It was a treat to have a served breakfast at a beautiful table, but the one staff person was running ragged and it took over a half hour to get our food. The dishes also were slightly different from the menu description due to shortages. We enjoyed the $30 value but we started out the day behind schedule. The ambiance of this historic hotel did not disappoint but the staff needs to be sharper and more anticipatory of the needs of the guests.

Visited the Plates restaurant at Cinnamon Grand on a Saturday afternoon, which turned out to be a great experience. From the chic new decor to the delicious food ( rarely happens at a buffet but EVERYTHING I tried tasted so good) everything was top notch but the real surprise turned out to be the smart, attentive and courteous service we received. Special mention and shout-out to the in house tea expert Anuradha who took much trouble in not only serving but educating us on interesting facts about various teas!

I had wanted to visit for over 20 years, it appears to be a beautiful Inn online. The room was clean and nicely appointed. What I did not expect is just how small the rooms are. I had seen several videos online showing lovely rooms with plenty of space. My room was half the size of my home bedroom and is strictly for sleeping, no room for a desk or anything else. It was so small I kept hitting my legs on the bed just walking around the room. (There were 2 of us in the room, I do not recommend this). I have stayed in many “boutique hotels” in my travels, in this case it just means small. Check in was brief and easy enough but the receptionist offered no information on the hotel or dining options available at the Inn. I can finally say I got the chance to stay here, I just wish it had been a better experience.

Stayed here on an impromptu solo trip. I literally booked it a few hours before arriving and was shocked that it was so reasonably priced for the 4th of July weekend. No, it’s not the fanciest hotel but for the price I feel it’s a great value. Nice, helpful staff available 24/7 and the hotel was clean. It has a nice historic feel to it and a restaurant on-site (I didn’t have a chance to eat there though). Unfortunately there was a street fair going on with both sides blocked off, so I did have trouble finding a way to the hotel as someone non-local. The streets were still blocked off the next day so I also didn’t get to explore the downtown like I would have liked. All things considered, it’s a nice hotel and a pleasant surprise in a smaller area outside of Columbus. The room was clean, bed comfy, bathroom well stocked with toiletries and robes, fast wifi, TV, etc. My only complaints are there is no mini fridge (and being an older hotel it got a little hot so even though I placed the food I brought into the ice bucket overnight the ice melted and my food got water in it so I had to throw it away), it’s a little noisy due to thinner walls and it could use a few upgrades—the price and staff make it a solid 4 stars for me still. All in all, cute and charming—would definitely stay again.