The Campbell Room brings a little romance and a little storybook charm to a first-floor stay in the Manor House. It is designed for two, with a cozy layout that makes it easy to slip into downtime the moment you arrive, whether that means lighting the gas log fireplace or heading straight for a long soak.

A queen bed creates a comfortable retreat in the bedroom, and the bathroom’s two-person whirlpool tub adds that just because feeling that couples look for in Hocking Hills romantic lodging. On the south-facing deck, the view opens to the wedding garden and nearby bird feeders, plus the deck connects to the Manor House Grand Deck, perfect for stepping out for fresh air without leaving the flow of the inn. The room’s signature touch is the three-part stained glass window by Jill French, “Ode To Yesterday’s Trillium,” a tribute to the wild trillium that once flourished on this hillside.

When you are choosing places to stay in Hocking Hills, it helps to know you are minutes from the best things to do, including John Glenn Astronomy Park, Lake Logan, Boch Hollow, and Hocking Hills Canopy Tours, along with the iconic trails of Hocking Hills State Park.

The story is told that Rob Roy and Mary MacGregor have visited this room – at least in spirit as they prepared for those steamy love scenes in the movie “Rob Roy.” Secure your dates, check availability, and book direct for the best rates for your Campbell Room getaway.