Just one hour southeast of Columbus, Ohio, in the Hocking Hills lies Glenlaurel Inn; a Scottish country inn located on 140 acres of heavily wooded Appalachian Highlands. True to its heritage, each of the property’s guestrooms and cottages is named for a prominent Scottish clan or personality, such as Mackenzie, Campbell, and Wallace, and features private bathrooms and private decks with hot tubs. The fully-equipped conference room is ideal for corporate retreats, with French doors and a stone fireplace, as well as a projector, screen, telephone conferencing, fax and copy machines, and wireless and data port connectivity. Dining at Glenlaurel is a true culinary experience in either the stately Edinburgh Dining Room, the more casual Glasgow Dining Room, the Loch Ness Pub, or the St. Andrews Hall and Dining Room. Fine dining consists of five and seven courses, complete with candlelight, bagpipe music, and poetry readings. Visitors relax at the Joppa Spa & Wellness Center, which offers massages, facials, body wraps, scrubs, guided meditation, and yoga classes, and stay active by exploring the property’s Camusfearna Gorge & Thistle Bluff walk: a series of trails with 50-to-100-foot rock cliffs, caverns, creeks, and waterfalls. Guests can also enjoy bird watching, star gazing, wildflowers, and bonfires at the Inn, and nearby area activities such as golfing, horseback riding, fishing, canoeing, bicycling, and scenic train rides.