German Village Guest House and Whittier Suites both include:
Deluxe continental breakfast featuring fresh seasonal fruits, wholesome baked goods (including our acclaimed banana bread!), healthy cereals, yogurt, juices, granola
20-step white glove daily cleaning program
High-speed broadband wireless network
Local and long-distance telephone
Self-serve check-in/check-out -- 24/7 access -- Manager always on-call
Modern designer furniture and fixtures
Fresh, locally-roasted coffee and premium teas
Full kitchen, stocked with fruit, snacks and refreshments
Hair dryer
Cable TV and DVD player in each room
Super-premium mattresses, linens, towels and plush, terry spa robes
Daily Columbus Dispatch newspaper (Guest House only)
Concierge service -- we’ll help with any request: reservations, recommendations, directions

The Guest House was renovated and converted to a hotel in 2005. Today it features an engaging mix of modern furniture, fixtures and historic architectural details. This motif carries out to a boxwood hedge garden where collections of roses and Japanese maples frame designer furniture, an outdoor fireplace and patio sitting areas. Guest House rooms include broadband wireless, a stocked kitchen, living/dining room, gas fireplace, DVD library, CD player and garden. Breakfast is served ‘buffet style’ between 7:15 and 11:15 a. m. to enjoy at your leisure. Check in: 4:00 pm, Check out: Noon.

Among the nicest hotel rooms in Columbus, the Whittier Suites are each 800 square foot private luxury apartments in a converted duplex featuring designer furniture, finishes and fixtures ~ this isn't just any bed and breakfast. The Whittier Suites are dog-friendly and just one block from Schiller Park, a few blocks to the Guest House, and only one minute drive to downtown Columbus. Breakfast is delivered before your arrival to be enjoyed in private and at your convenience. Check in: 4:00 pm, Check out: Noon.

German Village is one of the preeminent National Register Historic Districts in the country. 233-acres of paradise, surrounded by Columbus. Where the old meets the new in a revitalized community, proud of its past and planning to preserve it for generations to come. Brick streets, wrought-iron fences and not-entirely-German architecture create the area's distinctive look: buildings with Queen Anne and Italianate features, story-and-a-half brick cottages and Dutch Doubles. Yards are small, but German Village residents take great pride in their elaborate gardens and many are open to the public in the annual Haus und Garten Tour. German Village was recently recognized by the White House as a Preserve America community.