Unique Stay at a Turn Of The Century Schoolhouse
My husband and I stayed at the National Trail Schoolhouse Inn for Valentine’s Day and it was wonderful! We loved the beautiful antiques, unique setting, and many comforts. Our room contained a very comfortable queen-sized 4-poster bed with a fireplace and floor to ceiling windows. It was especially nice to look out the window and watch the snow falling, while being warm and cozy. We liked the restful, country setting while being only 15 miles from Newark, Zanesville and Dresden (Longaberger). There are so many outdoor (Flint Ridge, the Mounds, Dawes Arboretum) interests as well as indoor (museums, churches, shopping). Tracy and Jeff, new owners, were very gracious. We enjoyed the superb breakfast prepared (seemingly) effortlessly by Tracy as we sat around the table drinking coffee, talking, and enjoying the many schoolhouse memorabilia. They have a lot of great ideas for the future of the B&B - especially weddings. This was our first experience staying at a bed and breakfast... and on a scale of 1 to 10, we gave them an 11!
 

Warm Anniversary Dinner!
I took my husband for a romantic dinner at this warm, cozy B&B. We had a candlelight dinner, with roses adorning the table, soft music and a fire going to add to the romance! The Innkeeper took care of all the details but was sure the menu should be pleasurable by the guests by asking qualifying questions of palate preferences. It was a surprise to my husband and myself and the courses were amazing. We had a wonderful time in the quiet beauty. The innkeeper also gave a tour of the entire property which is a beautiful, nostalgic schoolhouse and Wonderful rooms!!
We will definitely return!
Brenda Ohler
 

It's a must visit
What a great place. If you like history, atmosphere and a nice family feel you can't miss this place. Rooms spacious. Great room open to all visitors is located on the school stage. Old blackboards and decorations fit the mood. Breakfast with Tracy and husband in large country kitchen was outstanding. This is what B&B's are suppose to be.
Jake&Kim Schueler
Sandusky, OH