Monday, April 21, 2008


I just returned from an industry conference in Anaheim, California. Fortunately, I have a favorite cousin who lives in LA and was able to visit her for a couple of days prior to the conference. She treated me to a spa day at the Fours Season Resort, a five star spa. We were pampered and it set the tone for me to hit the ground running for the next five days.

Recently, I was elected back on the Select Registry (selectregistry.com) board for our region. A board meeting was held prior to the conference. I felt right at home after about 8 years. Select Registry, Distinguished Inns of North America, produces the book we give to each of you as a gift at check out. Don’t forget they have a Loyalty Travel Program. Whether you come here 4 times or visit other Inns, you will receive $25 off on your fourth visit.

The PAII (Professional Association of International Innkeepers) is the ultimate for our industry with workshops and vendors galore. I come home with lots of information, new ideas for marketing and great suggestions to enhance your visit even more. The staff laughs when I return as their work load gets even heavier. But, that’s what it’s all about, taking care of you…our guest.

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Morel Mushrooms

For all you avid mushroom hunters, the 2008 Morel mushrooms have arrived in Hocking Hills! After a long day of hunting reserve a relaxing massage in our Spa and a delectable four course gourmet dinner in the Restaurant. Spend a glorious night's sleep in one of our many accommodations. And after a full country breakfast start hunting again! We look forward to seeing you during this special time of Spring. We wish everyone a bountiful Morel hunt this season.

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Don't Miss Spring Cooking With Chef Anthony March 28 & 29

Bring a girlfriend, a spouse or come by yourself and spend the weekend with us "CookInn". Learn how to prepare a feast fit for a king or queen. Join Chef Anthony Schulz for dessert and a glass of wine on Friday evening. Meet new friends and have fun discussing and reviewing recipes you will be preparing the next day. During the day on Saturday, you will help prepare the feast for Saturday night's dinner. You must be an overnight guest to participate. Class is limited to eight people, therefore, inviting hands-on participation. Cost for each class is $125 / person and includes an Inn at Cedar Falls apron and Saturday night dinner.

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Springtime Restaurant Hours

The restaurant has new Springtime hours.
Now open daily for lunch from 11:30am-1:30pm. Enjoy lunch in the 1840's log cabin, on the patio or have it packed To Go for a special picnic.
Gourmet dinner is now available 7 days a week with a reservation. Friday and Saturday offer early and late seating times.

Friday, March 7, 2008

Welcome All!

Welcome to our first blog. Spring is just around the corner and we’ve done lots of housekeeping chores this winter. Some of you may remember way back when our offices were located above the tavern. We’ve decided to make that space usable again for some of our staff. Terry is putting on the finishing touches and staff will be moving in shortly. Debra, our longtime Bookkeeper will move there, as well as Stephanie, our Dining Room Manager. Finally, Terry will have an office too. New furniture has been ordered for the Dogwood and TreeHouse cabins. It will be arriving next week. RedBud is receiving a fresh coat of paint. We are adding more storage for housekeeping by closing in under the stairs at the Inn building. We are grateful to have hired Randy Nelson as our first fulltime Maintenance person. He has been a tremendous help in getting these projects finished.

Keep yourselves posted to our blog as we will continue with updates as to the “going-ons” around here. Thank you for taking the time to visit us.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Welcome to the Inn and Spa

The Inn At Cedar Falls began as a vision of Anne Castle, a well respected businesswoman who gave up her corporate life to establish a place where the ever-growing number of urban dwellers could retreat to a natural setting.