Hammel House Inn
Hammel House has been serving the traveling public since 1799, with its current building in use since 1817. Its rich history includes visits by both President Martin Van Buren and Vice President Richard Johnson, and it remains a well known entity for its small town charm and hospitality. Also the home of one of Waynesville's most famous restaurants, the Hammel House offers lunch and dinner and, weather permitting, outside dining on its spacious front porch. With only five guest rooms, the hotel fills quickly but provides a true historic Waynesville experience.
Hammel House Inn
121 S. Main Street
Waynesville, OH 45068
(513) 897-2333
hammelhouseinn.com
Creekwood Motel
The only "true" motel within the actual village of Waynesville, the Creekwood Motel offers basic accommodations within easy walking distance of virtually every attraction in the area. Amenities of the facility include cable television, as well as in-room hair dryers and coffee makers, and the motel offers bicycle rentals to its guests. The immediate vicinity offers many opportunities for cycling, as well as easy access to dining, art galleries and antique shops. All rooms feature two double beds, and major credit cards accepted.
Creekwood Motel
401 S. Main Street
Waynesville, OH 45068
(513) 897-1000 or (800) 652-5953
Hampton Inn & Suites
Located just down Route 73 to the west of Waynesville in neighboring Springboro, the Hampton Inn offers 99 rooms to its guests, including suites and handicapped accessible rooms. Amenities include cable television with on-demand movies, in-room coffee makers, ironing boards and hair dryers, Internet access, newspapers and a complimentary breakfast. Rooms feature either two queen or one king bed, 250-thread count sheets, Serta Suite Dreams bedding and extra throw blankets. With interior hallways for room access and electronic locks, the Hampton Inn offers good security measures as well.
Hampton Inn & Suites
25 Greenwood Lane
Springboro, Ohio 45066
(937) 743-2121
hamptoninn.com
