Named after Ashley Azariah Bancroft, described as an “ardent abolitionist.”

The Bancroft rooms offer:

• One Queen bed

Named after the legendary Sallie Jones Sexton, a renowned horsewoman and former owner of the Granville Inn.

The Jones Sexton Suites offer:

• Two Queen beds
• A separate seating area with a sleeper sofa

Named for Theophilius Rees, an intrepid Welshman and one of the first settlers in the area.

Named for Granville resident George Jones, founder of the New York Times.

The Jones rooms offer:

• One European King bed

The University Suite is named for Denison University, a leading national liberal arts college. The university offers our community opportunities to enjoy lectures and performances from top scholars and artists.

The University Suites offer:

• One European King bed
• A separate seating area with a sleeper sofa
• Views overlooking the Carriage House courtyard

The Presidential Suite honors Denison University’s long lineage of presidents, whose continuing welfare for the university also sustained the Granville community.

The Presidential Suites offer:

• One European King bed
• A separate seating area with a sleeper sofa
• A kitchenette with a wet bar and in-room coffee maker
• Views of East Broadway

The Trustee Suite honors Denison Trustees whose vision to preserve the Granville Inn as a community landmark led to a comprehensive renovation of the historic property. The work completely transformed and modernized the Inn while retaining its picturesque beauty and charm.

The Trustee Suites offer:

• One King bed
• A separate seating area with a sleeper sofa
• A luxurious bathroom
• A kitchenette with a wet bar and in-room coffee maker
• Views overlooking the front gardens

The Sinnett honors Dr. Edwin Sinnett, who served as a surgeon for the Union army during the Civil War.

The Sinnett rooms offer:

• One European King bed
• Handicap accessible room with an accessible bathroom & tub.
• A seating area with a sleeper sofa

The Woodhull honors Victoria Woodhull, the first woman to be nominated for President of the United States. Woodhull was born in nearby Utica and is memorialized by the unusual clock on the west face of the Robbins Hunter Museum.