We just celebrated the nuptials of my daughter Ally & her fiance' Shae , the Staff & Event…read moreCoordinator Skyler did a fantastic job! The food was delicious last night; Ally chose to have Chicken & Waffles, plus Biscuits & Gravy! Thank you so much for helping make such wonderful memories of their big day!

FIVE STAR SERVICE AT SUCH AN AFFORDABLE PRICE! My mom and I came to Cedar Creek for a weekend…read moregetaway.The entire staff (especially the ROCKSTAR Stephanie) were kind and helpful and welcoming. There is so much to do there, between swimming, hiking, golfing, and fishing -- or even just relaxing by the pool with a great book. The rooms are immaculately clean and so comfortable; the beds are like actually sleeping on a cloud. Make sure you get a golf cart. It's the perfect addition to exploring the grounds and making you feel fancy dancy along the way. The complimentary breakfast was delicious and perfect to enjoy on the massive sundeck at Town Hall. We were so sad to leave, and I am already planning my next trip back.

Mark and Jo were so kind and welcoming! They truly go above and beyond for their guests. The house…read moreis beautiful and warm. We stayed in the Great Horned Owl suite and it was cozy and comfortable inviting. We had to leave early before breakfast because our daughter decided to head back to college but the menu for the morning looked delicious. We would highly recommend this B&B and would stay again!

Wonderful bed and breakfast in a beautiful setting! Impeccably clean, lovely rooms, friendly hosts,…read moreand the food is fantastic! Breakfasts are delicious, and generous. If you reserve in advance they also offer dinner, which we did on our first night of arrival (fabulous lemon vinaigrette salad, chicken Marsala with mashed potatoes and peas, homemade apple tart with iced cream and caramel drizzle) -- it was the best dinner of our trip (even though we ate at a fancy restaurant in St. Charles the next night). Close to St. Louis, but you would never know it in this quiet setting. Overall a joyful and restful stay -- we can't wait to go back.

Such a sweet little spot to stay at in Washington, Missouri. My husband and I stayed here after our…read morewedding and at first I was a little eerie to the idea of staying at a B&B. But oh my gosh. This home is absolutely lovely. It is homey, yet still feels like you are at a real lodging location (if that makes any sense). The rooms are spacious, and each have a bathroom that was extremely clean. Our room had our own Keurig, which was a very nice touch. But going downstairs there was also a dining area stocked with coffee, tea, hot chocolate, break cereals, pastries, muffins, and more! I was so impressed with all they they offer to their guest. Although we didn't need any of this, they even had a little hutch by our room upstairs that had extra toiletries like deodorant, razors, toothpaste, etc. How sweet is that?! We will never stay at a hotel in Washington again! This was such a nice place, and we can't wait to come back in the future.

I enjoyed my stay here very much. I had never stayed at a B&B, and I was happy to experience such a…read morecute and clean place. My shower was a luxury, and Bridget and Dave are super friendly and professional. The tv has way more channels than your typical hotel, even though I didn't really have time to watch. Wifi is nice, as is the mini fridge. A pleasant surprise all round.

This review is for "The Lodge", which is part of the Inns at St. Albans…read more I wish I could give this place 1,000,000 stars!!! Everything was perfect. Our check-in process was easy. Parking was abundant and right in front of the building. We stayed over Thanksgiving weekend, so it was beautifully decorated for the holidays (pictured). The furniture and other decor is a nice blend of modern and classic, with a lot of gray and white. Our room opened up to a balcony, which overlooked the small lake - a lovely view. This is a very quiet, relaxing spot about 15 minutes away from Wildwood. It's in the same neighborhood as St. Albans Country Club. Whether you're visiting family for the holidays or are looking for a secluded weekend getaway, I would highly recommend staying at the Inns at St. Albans's "The Lodge"!

We recently hosted our daughters wedding and reception at The Inns at St. Alban and it was perfect…read more The venue is absolutely stunning and the staff is attentive to every detail. In addition to the Old Barn Inn, we also rented the cottages and the "Farmhouse" We couldn't give any higher recommendation!

My boyfriend and I came by on Saturday to kill some time between a wedding ceremony and the…read morereception. We love historic bars/restaurants and this fit the bill. The inside was beautifully done. This is a great option for some slightly more upscale food in a semi-casual atmosphere. We sat at the bar for probably close to 10 minutes before receiving any service, we were dangerously close to leaving when the bartender "came back from break". He did apologize, and did a decent job waiting on us after that--albeit a little slow. There was another worker (Nicole?) clearly carrying the team, who was waiting on all of the bar area tables and perhaps others in the restaurant as well--she was delightful when she ran our food out for the bartender. I was excited to see their extensive beer selection. I opted for a boulevard wheat (one of my absolute favorites!). We ordered a couple of appetizers to hold us over until the wedding dinner we were about to attend. The flatbread of the week was a white sauce base with sausage, prosciutto, and bacon. When it first came out, it looked underwhelming, but it was amazing! The crust on the bottom was beautifully browned, and the combination of flavors was perfect. We also ordered the spinach artichoke dip, which was just average I'd say--very heavy on the cream cheese, not a ton of gooey cheese. All-in-all I would likely try it again.

The website recommends reservations and now I know why. They fill up quickly! It was busy, lively…read moreand full! The staff was super friendly and had many regulars but we didn't feel out of place at all. We loved the old vibe and cozy atmosphere right away. Our food was arrived hot and delicious and we were pleased with our selections! I will DEFINATELY make the 30 minute trip to return!

I did the $8 wine tasting which is 4 wines. Loved them all. Wondered around the building which is…read morebeautiful in of itself. It reminded me a lot of some of Johnny Morris work (Big Cedar Lodge, Bass Pro, etc.). The lady at the bar was super friendly and told me everything I wanted to know about the building. She was super awesome.

Great Staff. Great selection. Chill vibe that beats anything in wash mo hands down if you're just…read morelooking to sip and relax

Amazing view of the Missouri river, exquisite hosts from France, tranquil forest to walk through…read morenearby. Don't miss this beauty!

Before we opened our own B&B, we spent our wedding night at Tom and Tricia's beautiful place…read moreoverlooking the Missouri River. The view is perfect and breakfast delicious!

Amazing facility's for any and all family gatherings, weddings, aniv, pool, and fire pits! Dog…read morefriendly and a clean easy and inexpensive place to stay for a night or a month. Love it!!!! Mike

We came here for a wedding and it exceeded every expectation…read more For the past couple of years I've skipped destination weddings. I have a four-year-old and a two-year-old so it didn't seem really feasible to bring them and my husband definitely didn't want me to leave them. I decided this was the year we would travel. Our majority of travel is to different Disney resorts, so we are pretty well-versed in hotel rooms. This beats them hands down. First, this place is VERY family friendly. We stayed in a Boxcar room and it was perfect. There was a bedroom separate from a living room. In the living room there was a small kitchen that even had a dishwasher and microwave. I realized in our room they even had children's plates and utensils that were unbreakable. Can I point out how rare it is for a room to have a microwave? Mini fridge, yes, but I always found it ridiculous that I could easily keep my food cold, but can't heat it up. I loved having a microwave. The tv connects to Disney plus, Netflix and Hulu. Disney plus was all we needed to keep our kids happy. The AC was easily adjustable and there was one in the front room and the bedroom. Then let's talk about the Landing Hub itself. It is super cute and you can tell the owners poured love into it. There are little booklets everywhere that tell you about the decor and the meaning behind it. In the main communal area there is a pool table, ping pong and tons of trucks/legos. We spent over an hour with the boys playing with the toys every morning. They threw a fit when we made the leave to go to the zoo and Cardinals game on different days. It was pretty relaxing just sitting enjoying coffee while they played around our feet. They're pretty rambunctious kids so having all that space was very helpful. The Landing Hub also has a table with information about nearby attractions. My kids love Monster Trucks so thanks to the table (and information from the owner) we learned that Bigfoot is less than 10 minutes away! We stopped by on our last day and met the driver. That was a fun surprise. My son says that was his favorite part of the trip. We were here for a wedding, which was a ton of fun. We knew everyone we ran into was there for the wedding so it was like one big family reunion. I didn't really know anyone other than the bride, since we are friends from over 10 years ago, so it was great knowing immediately that anyone I ran into was there for the wedding. That was such a fun part of the wedding. Then the wedding itself was beautiful. They set up the ceremony on the patio and the reception was both inside the communal area and outside. This place is only 35 minutes from tons of fun kids things like the STL zoo, Grants Farm, Magic House and the Science Center. I did look up hotel rooms in the city to try to decide if we wanted to stay downtown some nights. A double queen was comparable in price to the suite we got (with much less space) and downtown you have to pay for parking. Although driving in I was a little nervous, I felt very safe the entire time we were here. The only downside is there aren't many food places close by, but we would grab food when we were in STL and bring it back, since it was so easy to refrigerate and heat back up. The owner is super nice. She gave my kids some Bigfoot memorabilia (which I think has now started their obsession with Bigfoot). I love supporting small businesses. If you're thinking about staying here, just do it. You won't regret it. It's also super clean. The owner loves checklists (I saw her checklists all over the place) and the one for cleaning is super comprehensive. Seriously cleaner than my house even.