“I love helping all of our guests figure out what to do in the area and beyond,” she remarks. She often surprises them by remembering their first name. “And to everyone who has helped to make our business the success it is today, I thank you for being a blessing and a part of my life.”Ĭhristy has been with Donna’s Premier Lodging for 17+ years (WOW!!) and has particularly enjoyed getting to know repeat guests. “If you have never experienced Donna’s, I hope to see you someday,” she invites. “An investment in your relationship is a priceless way to keep it going strong.” “My goal is to provide a wonderful getaway for couples to reconnect and rediscover their passion for each other,” she says. She has carefully selected the décor for every space and has worked to create rooms that resemble a well-appointed home.ĭonna began her career in 1991 as owner of the former Donna’s Country Bed and Breakfast, and since that time has worked tirelessly to improve the guest experience at her Donna’s Premier Lodging.ĭonna Marie is known for the many ingenious ways she helps to fan the flames of romance, whether a beautifully arranged bouquet of lovely roses, a cozy breakfast in bed, or an old-fashioned horse-n-buggy ride with the serene beauty of Amish Country set as the backdrop. “They are the heart of our business and our passion is providing them with superior customer service.”ĭonna has put her personal stamp on every detail found in her suites, cedar log cabins, original log cabin, cottages, chalets and villas. “I wake up each morning eager to get to work and greet my guests for the day,” she smiles. It was beautiful to see the cave as we descended back to 750 feet below the surface.According to Donna Marie Golden, innkeeper and owner of Donna’s Premier Lodging, located in Holmes County Ohio’s quaint Amish Country, people who stay at her homey, Berlin-based accommodations are more than just customers-they are her personal guests. The King's Palace tour was excellent, and after we finished our guided tour we walked through the natural entrance to the Big Room. The elevator takes you 750 feet below the surface in a matter of minutes. Someone should really warn you how beautiful the park landscape is even before you get to the caves! Fortunately, our tour guide let us join the group, and we were quickly immersed in the cave scenery. We almost missed our King's Palace scheduled tour, because I kept pulling over to take photos of the beautiful landscape. The food was good and the staff was very friendly! After lunch we headed over to Carlsbad Caverns National Park. We went to a cute Mexican restaurant called Mi Casita.
We arrived in Carlsbad, NM Thursday around noon and immediately started searching for lunch. I'm going to share New Mexico sites today and Texas tomorrow. We spent half the trip in New Mexico and the other half in Western Texas. We had to make a new plan and find a few places to stay on the fly, however, it gave us the chance to try out some cities we wouldn't have made it to if we followed the original schedule. It turned out our friends were unable to travel, so Ryno and I ventured out on our own. The plan was to meet up in Ruidoso, NM with some friends for the July 4th weekend. I mentioned yesterday that Ryno and I just returned from the longest road trip we've taken together since moving to Austin.
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