Overnight stay and breakfast for two

The Spread Eagle Tavern dates back to the Canal Era of the early Nineteenth Century when the village of Hanover was a bustling stop on the Sandy & Beaver Canal. Erected in 1837, the three-story Federal Period brick tavern house served as a hostelry for many a weary traveler and for Hanover townsfolk. Today, more than 150 years later…and after an extensive two-year restoration by Peter and Jean Johnson… the Spread Eagle Tavern has become an Ohio landmark. With its seven dining rooms and five guestrooms, the tavern offers gourmet dining and deluxe overnight accommodations in a uniquely historic setting. Open seven days a week, for lunch and dinner, the Spread Eagle Tavern is a great destination for a birthday, an anniversary or just a romantic night out for the two of you.