Baymont Inn - Logan is located in Rempel's Grove, a place with a long history in the hearts of Logan natives. Back in the 1840's, the site was used as a community picnic ground. It was easily accessible from downtown Logan by canal boat for a 15 cent fare. Before the Civil War, these woods were known for hotly debated political gatherings, huge ox roasts, and railroad fund raising rallies.

After the Civil War, local war hero and capitalist Col. Ferdinand Rempel, the City of Logan, and the Hocking Valley Railroad, hosted a reunion for over 1,000 Union veterans at this location, with then Governor (and later President) William McKinley in attendance. It was considered an ideal location because excursion trains could be brought in from four directions.

Today, with the addition of the Baymont Inn, The Olde Dutch Restaurant, Olde Dutch Ice Cream Shoppe, The Logan Antique Mall, The Hocking Hills Craft Mall, the Hocking Hills Canoe Livery, Adventure Golf at Rempel's Grove, the Midwest Glassware Outlet and Arby's Restaurant, Rempel's Grove has regained it's popularity as one of the most visited attractions in the Hocking Hills. Visit The Olde Dutch Restaurant for a delicious home-style meal. Stop in at the Hocking Hills Craft Mall and take a look at their wonderful selection of hand-made crafts and furniture. In season, you can enjoy the fun at Adventure Golf at Rempel's Grove and visit the Olde Dutch Ice Cream and Candy Shoppe for a sweet treat.  For the more adventurous, there's nothing like a relaxing float trip down the beautiful Hocking River, courtesy of the Hocking Hills Canoe Livery. If you have a hankerin' for antiques, the Logan Antique Mall probably has something in stock to tickle your fancy!