LandMark Inn at the Historic Bank of Oberlin

Gary, the owner of the facility made the stay very personable and was very flexible with our late arrival. Excellent breakfast served in the awesome historic Bank! We felt like we got the royal treatment, hospitality wise! Hope to return sometime to take in more.

The decor, the theme, the hospitality of the owner.

Not much food available in the evening

Breakfast is served from the Landmark’s Teller Room restaurant. Super cute gift shop. Historic property is decorated beautifully.

Plumbing takes a bit of patience, but to be expected in an old building.

Historical with Victorian touches of authentic items

No elevator

Friendly staff and amazing breakfast

This is a really great Inn converted from an old historic building. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know the owner and hearing how he has spent the last 30 years collecting antiques to outfit the unique rooms of this place.

The wifi did not work for me, but I only tried it once before bed so it really wasn't a big deal. The hot water took a long time to start flowing (but I am sure the plumbing in this old building is the reason so I was not surprised...just part of the charm)

The host was friendly and flexible, as we had a significant delay in getting there. The rooms are decorated very nicely, and you learn about the history of the building. Our bed was comfortable, and we slept well. The breakfast was delicious - quiche, fresh fruit and lots of coffee!

The towels looked a little worn and ragged.

This is an interesting historical place and the man who runs it was very nice. It's full of antiques and feeling its age a bit. If you like antiques, you will love this place. If you prefer something simple and modern, this is not the place for you. Breakfast was simple and filling -- we were served coffee and a plate of eggs, sausage, fruit, and sour dough toast. We walked the town evening and morning and it felt like stepping back in time to the town where I grew up, though it also showed its age.

The bathroom needs some love and attention -- a bit dirty in the run-down sense, though it had certainly been cleaned before we came.