Top Guest Houses in Butler County in 2026

Jungle Jim's Big Cheese Fest is exactly what it sounds like; an event space chock full of vendors handing out samples of cheese, crackers, charcuterie, beer and wine.

Did I mention cheese? Lots and lots of cheese, over 1,400 cheeses!

These sculptures are all done by Guiness Book of World Records cheese carver, Sarah Kaufmann

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Luxury Suite w/ Pool, Hot Tub & Lake on 40 Acres, Fishing, Swimming, Kayaking

Milford

shane a.

Inn Port Lodging

Downtown Dayton

David

AED 577 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Feb - 18 Feb

Whitewater River House - one side of duplex house on the river

Brookville

jennifer g.

NEW Peaceful, Private Luxurious Suite

Delhi Hills

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! It was my husband and 3 "kids" 20,18 and 16. We were in the area to visit the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter in Kentucky and went to the Cincinnati Zoo. The neighbor is wonderful. We enjoyed walking thru it and admiring all of the unique house designs. Loved the fireplaces. We didn't get to experience the pool since it was still so cold outside. It was very close to the Anderson Ferry, which we took over to Kentucky and back the day we went to the Creation...

Brenda B.

Sky parlor with river view

Aurora

Standard Room, Shared Bathroom | Living area

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University Park

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Top Butler County Hotel Reviews

Graduate by Hilton Cincinnati

10/10 Excellent

"Helpful staff, attentive, clean"

Private Top Floor 4BR Suite at Marion Hall Mansion

10/10 Excellent

"Yes! This was perfect for our trip. We were in town to do an activity for my twins' birthday (iFly indoor skydiving) and needed a place for the night. It was a really unique space with interesting history. The space and the articles shared with us about the Mansion were our main topic of conversation among 3 teenagers, so pretty pithy to pull them out of their phones. Our biggest disappointment is that we didn't have occasion to stay here when all 5 of our kids were young. My wife said several times "they would have LOVED this when they were little" There were a lot of kid amenities, ours enjoyed the nostalgia of looking at the wooden trains since they had almost all of the same ones."