Goodwin House Bed and Breakfast, located in historic Burton Village, Ohio, offers intimate and comfortable accommodations in a landmark home, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. We are located at 14485 N. Cheshire St., Burton, OH.  (Mail must be sent to our P. O. Box.  See details under the "Contact Us" tab.)

Economic Stimulus Special Pricing!
Effective May 15th, 2009, we are LOWERING our overnight room rates - just in time for your Summertime travel.   Our Friday or Saturday night rate is dropping from $150 per night to $135 per night.   The weekday rate is dropping from $110 per night to $99 per night.   These lowered rates will remain in effect until August 31, 2009.

AND - if you book a stay with us for dates after August 31st, and you CONFIRM your stay before August 31st, we will honor the stimulus special pricing!

Special Events at Goodwin House
Click on the Activities Tab above, then on "Events At Goodwin House" to see more information on special activities such as our "Buy Local" Cooking Tour and Class, and Robyn's Amish Culture Tour.  You need not be an overnight guest at Goodwin House to participate!

Guest Rooms
Two large guest rooms, each with luxury private attached bath, are located on the second floor.   As a leisure travel or romantic getaway choice, you can't beat Goodwin House for both romantic and family friendly surroundings.   The Innkeepers are attentive without being intrusive.   Take a look at the photos on the Rooms and Rates page to see what Goodwin House has to offer.

We welcome both business and leisure travelers.   Burton is a great getaway destination, or a good stopping point between the central U.S. and the East Coast.   As a business destination, Goodwin House is one of only a few choices close to the industy in Middlefield, Parkman, and Newbury.   See the Accommodations tab for more about business traveler rates for extended stays of three days or more.

The Building
Much of this 1828 home is in original condition, including fine woodwork trim and wood floors, as well as original foundation and mortise and tenon joinery.  Two large guest rooms, each with private “en-suite bath” provide a luxurious weekend getaway, or comfortable favorite stop for business travel.  The home was built for Dr. Erastus Goodwin, who was the region’s physician for decades.  See our tab on “About Goodwin House” for more about the history of the building and special furnishings.

Local Attractions
The local and regional area offers much for families, couples, and individuals to do.  Burton Village is an antique-shopper’s destination, with many more antique shops within 15 miles in any direction.  Festivals and fairs include the Apple Butter Festival, Maple Syrup Festival, Great Geauga County Fair, Pancake Breakfasts every Sunday in March, Burton’s Antique and Classic Car Shows, and Christmas and other Holiday events.  The Burton area is part of the 4th largest Amish settlement in the world.  See our tab on “Activities” for local attractions including nearby restaurants, a calendar of events, and links to special events and activities in the area.

Special Activities
Under the "Activities" tab, click on Special Attractions page to learn of special activities and services available through Goodwin House.  A new cooking class series began in 2008.  These classes are open to all.  Overnight stay at Goodwin House is not a requirement.  Sign up for one or many.

Award Winning Chili! - The "Buy Local Cooking Tour and Class" sponsored an entry to the 6th Annual Chili Cook-Off in Middlefield in February, 2008.   Using local ingredients such as Byler's freshly ground beef and pork sausage, organic garlic and onions from AB Organic Grocery Store (Amish), and Tame Your Tiger special blended spices, Robyn's chili entry was judged by a panel and won 2nd prize!   Click HERE for the recipe (PDF file).

Welcome!
The Innkeepers of Goodwin House Bed & Breakfast, Robyn and Tom, welcome you and invite you to enjoy this historic landmark home and the local area.  Stay with us and experience a joyful stay, whether centered around your room, the Village, the County, or the Northeast Ohio region.