The Inn at Brandywine Falls, overlooking Brandywine Waterfall (a 67-foot natural wonder) in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, between Cleveland and Akron, was built in 1848 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It has been luxuriously renovated and made modern; all without changing its historic Greek Revival appearance and character. It is furnished in Ohio antiques, and features quality amenities (including free wireless internet) and gourmet foods.

The Magic Door is a stately, three story Victorian located on a spacious corner lot, just two blocks from downtown Northfield. It was built in 1899 by Henry Boe, the owner of one of Northfield's first hardware stores. The house had been both a private residence and a triplex before I purchased it in February 2001 to create my bed & breakfast. The three room inn is quaint and relaxing with beautiful, unique furnishings, designer towels and bedding, quality mattresses and newly remodeled bathrooms.  The inn has three rooms which vary in size, but all of which feature whirlpools (2 double, one singe), cable TV, DVD players, CD players, mini-fridges, down bedding, A/C, robes and Serta Perfect Sleeper pillowtop mattresses. The two larger rooms have gas fireplaces. You'll find complimentary bottled water and sodas, sherry and chocolates in the rooms, plus a bottomless cookie jar in the dining area. Breakfast includes fruit, baked goods, a featured entree and, if you have room, dessert. There are games available in the living room, as well as an extensive, ever growing selection of movies.