First impression? When I walked in, it was like walking into tomb ... dark, dingy, musty and depressing. I kept thinking Edgar Allen Poe or Vincent Price were going to jump out and surprise us. The owners don't live there and it shows. No warmth, personal touches or attention to detail. Just people working for a paycheck. We stopped there... more

Stayed for one night in early November this year and had a wonderful stay in the Ketchum Suite. We arrived later in the evening (after dinner at Schuler's down the street) and were quickly and efficiently welcomed and shown to our room. As requested, a pack-n-play was waiting for our 1 year old daughter and although this is not the... more

The National House Inn was a wonderful place to stay. The rooms are all different and quite charming. The common areas are comfortable and cozy. From the woodburning fireplace in the "lobby" to the dining area and the outdoor garden area, everything was perfect. I loved the tea in the afternoon and the breakfast in the morning was good. Marshall... more

We and our relatives occupied five rooms at the inn recently while attending our daughter's graduation from a nearby college. We knew we would have find meticulously kept rooms in a great historic structure, as we have stayed there on other occasions while visiting our college student. The National House is a 1835 stagecoach stop restored in 1976. We have... more

This is the second time my husband and I have stayed at this wonderful little Inn in the centre of downtown Marshall. Barbara, the effusive hostess, welcomes you as if you are her personal houseguests. And it really feels like you are at home. The rooms are all individually furnished in a traditional style, which may not suit the corporate... more