Lodging in Granville
The Buxton InnGranville is the home of two historic inns that offer food and lodging: the Buxton Inn and the Granville Inn, which are both located in the 300 block of East Broadway.
The Buxton Inn
In 1812, Orrin Granger, a pioneer from Granville, Massachusetts, built "The Tavern" on land that was purchased on 1806. That tavern, now known as "The Buxton Inn", has been operated continuously since that date in 1812. It is Ohio's oldest continuously-operated inn in its original building. The Inn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Inn operated as Granville's first post office and as a stagecoach line on the line between Columbus and Newark.
The inn has been expanded into a carefully and lovingly restored complex of four buildings that offer 25 lodging rooms filled with antiques. The inn also offers seven dining areas, elegant gardens, and cascading fountains.
The contact information for the Buxton Inn is provided below:
| The Buxton Inn | 313 East Broadway | (740) 587-0001 | Menu | Map |
The Granville Inn
The Granville Inn (image by nancy_harris@flickr.com)In 1923, John Sutphin Jones, a coal and railroad magnate and owner of the Bryn Du Mansion and the Granville Golf Course at the time, commissioned the construction of The Granville Inn in the Jacobethan Revival style on the former site of the Granville Female College, which had closed its doors in 1898. The stone and half-timber structure was designed by Frank L. Packard, a prominent Columbus architect. All of the sandstone was quarried at Bryn Du.
According to the newspapers of the time, the Inn's opening on June 26, 1924 was attended by as many as 5000 people.
The Inn, located in the heart of Granville, offers a full-service restaurant and pub, 27 traditional guest rooms and three suites, along with banquet, meeting, and catering services.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the inn’s old-world charm, hand cut oak paneling, native sandstone and rural hospitality make it a place for great escapes.
The contact information for the Granville Inn is provided below:
| The Granville Inn | 314 East Broadway | (740) 587-3333 | Menu | Map |
The following are links to lodging establishments within the Village or nearby in Granville Township:
Village Inns, Bed and Breakfasts, and Guest Houses
| Broadway Guest House | 664 West Broadway | (740) 587-0321 | Map | |
| The Buxton Inn | 313 East Broadway | (740) 587-0001 | Map | |
| Carriage House Bed & Breakfast | 3354 Battee Road | (740) 602-0984 | Map | |
| Clear Run Cottage | 630 Newark-Granville Road | (740) 328-9051 | Map | |
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| Fraley House | 257 Clouse Lane | (740) 587-7757 | Map | |
| George T. Jones House | 221 East Elm Street | (740) 587-1122 | Map | |
| Granville's Guest House | 1920 Jones Road | (740) 814-3934 | Map | |
| The Granville Inn | 314 East Broadway | (740) 587-3333 | Map | |
| Guest House at Ty Tawel Farm | 1125 Jones Road | (740) 587-7577 | Map | |
| Linda Reynolds | 129 Shepardson Court | (740) 587-4592 | Map | |
| Orchard House | 4058 Columbus Road | (740) 651-1850 | Map | |
| Porch House | 241 East Maple | (740) 587-1995 | Map | |
| Robb-N-Wood | 1430 Loudon Street | (740) 587-1168 | Map | |
| The Welsh Hills Inn | 2133 Cambria Mill Road | (740) 321-1493 | Map |
