We spent a very pleasant night at this b &b. It is clean and they have anticipated your every need…read more The cozy rooms are stocked with not only comfortable beds but books, puzzles and games. The place is clean and your host is a wealth of information about Arrow Rock. It is a fantastic place for a relaxing getaway. I recommend it highly. 5 stars plus

Borgman's is a very comfortable B and B! It's very conveniently situated if you're doing things in…read moreArrow Rock. Kathy is very friendly, is a great fount of information for local history, and serves a filling breakfast. The rooms are clean and homey and comfy, made even more so if the cat pays you a visit. =(^..^)=***

This motel has undergone a good renovation. The rooms are very cozy. Everything you could want is…read morein the room. Satellite with smart TVs! Kitchenette with all the essentials (pots, pans, dishes, measuring cups, coffe filters, etc.). Be aware that you will have to do the dishes as there are no dishwashers. Each room has a different lounging set-up. I prefer the recliners or sofa. The bathroom is really nice. New tile on the floor and shower. New vanities. New everything! Management is extremely helpful. You can reach them by text anytime. They respond to your needs quickly. And the rooms are cleaned once a week. There are only a few cons. The walls are VERY thin (at night I recommend turning the vent on the microwave on to drown out sound). The AC unit runs constantly in the spring/summer (this causes the pipes in the walls to pop at certain times which can be loud). And I think, stress think, these rooms used to be smoking before the renovation (bring some type of room freshener if this slight odor might bug you). I would definitely stay here again. It's a great value, great management and cute cozy rooms.

Very Clean, Very nice and inviting. Quiet, much better than the super 8 at a comparable price.read more

This morning, we embarked on a brief road trip to a location situated approximately one hour and 45…read moreminutes from Kansas City, Kansas, where we will be staying for a few days here in Booneville, Missouri, at the renowned Frederick Hotel, known for its rich historical heritage. Built in 1905 by local Miller and banker Charles Sombart , the Hotel Frederick in Boonville Missouri is a landmark on the national register of historic places. Originally named after his son the hotel underwent expansion in 1929 but was closed and left dormant by 1994. Following a 4 million restoration it reopened as a boutique property hotel, and features a popular local restaurant, craft bar and a brick room speakeasy 501 High St., Boonville, MO

Cannot say enough about Hotel Frederick and its charm as an I renovated, but updated, hotel! What…read moredoes that mean? As soon as you walk in the lobby of the Fredrick, you feel transferred back to and earlier, more classic but simple time. The decoration and old school/original design of the hotel really captured this clients' fascination. I am a sucker for classics! That said, the hotel DOES have all the amenities most other hotels have, including a restaurant, live music on the weekends and a coffee by day, alcohol bar by night! Located right no the Missouri River in Boonville, this hotel is a must stay for any traveler! I will definitely e back!!

Great place to stay! My husband and I booked a room to stay for a mini getaway to see a matinee in…read moreArrow Rock. I'm not sure if it was the owner or not who checked us in but super nice! We had got into town early and just popped our heads in to check it out knowing we was early for check in. She checked and the room was ready so she took care of us right then and there! Beautiful space!! Bring a good book or play a game of tic tac toe that they have there! We look forward to coming back sometime!!

The town of Blackwater and the town's anchor, The Iron Horse, looks like something out of a scary…read moremovie in rainy November. We were taken back at first by the sleepy town and old hotel and my imagination went wild in all the best ways. But once you get to know the people and history, you find the heart of a town that is so warm, kind and real. We love the vibe of this Iron Horse Hotel. It's so charming, unique, historic and is a one-of-a-kind find. Nichole was so friendly and helpful and puts a lot of love and care into this hotel. It's not your typical hotel--it's truly a unique old-town experience. The ceilings are high, the furniture is antique and the details are divine. Other than an occasional train (which is part of the history) it's so quiet and peaceful. We enjoyed our stay and if we are ever in the area again, we'd definitely stay here! After having dinner with friends in Columbia, we came back expecting to just chill at the Iron Horse but stumbled across a fun group at Dapper Daq. We had so much fun with them! In the morning when we checked out, we visited Christina's for breakfast and she made a wonderful spread. We left Blackwater feeling like we escaped the rush of highways, business chains and everyday life. Disclosure: there is no tv or shower--only a claw-foot bathtub. There are no dinner restaurants or gas stations. None of this bothered us. It added to the whole experience! I treated myself to a long bath and enjoyed the quiet (no tv, no car traffic, etc).

Nice quite campground also a lot of history around the area with a lot of restaurants and trails…read moreand the Lycym theater which has good plays

Arrow Rock SHS covers the whole village plus campgrounds south of there. If you're wanting to…read moreexplore, start with the Visitors Center, just off MO 41. Located at the Visitors Center is a museum, gift shop and theater where you can watch a 20-minute film about the history of one of Missouri's oldest settlements. The parking lot is huge so that parking should be a no-worry. Be sure to get a map of the village as there lots of historic sites noted. Many of the buildings are still standing after a century and a half, including the legendary J. Huston Tavern. Speaking of which: at this time, the tavern is temporarily closed until the State (which partly owns it) finds new ownership. I was very bummed that I did not get to eat there recently, but here's to hoping. But be sure to check out some of the old buildings like the printing press museum and the old jail. Plan on spending at least a day here.

Beautiful large deck overlooking the bluffs-great spot for sunset photos…read more Mike (the owner and camp host) is very helpful and has a wealth of info about the area. Mike even has a couple of golf holes to practice your chipping on!

Driving cross county, we booked a 4 night stay here, conveniently off I70. We stayed in the area…read moreto see family and planned on venturing from the RV Park but our 3 kids had such a great time catching turtles, watching fireflies, and running in the open grass space that we decided to hang around. The noise from the freeway is there but fades into the background and the deck to sit and enjoy the sunset in the evenings is fantastic! The host/owners are exceptional and respond to any questions immediately. In hindsight we wish we had booked a longer stay!

The Katy Trail B&B is one part house with rooms for rent, as well as a stand alone boxcar that's…read morebeen converted into an exceptionally unique place to stay. Because I'm four years old at heart, we had to stay in the boxcar on our recent Katy Trail bike ride. Location wise? Perfection. You can see the trail, you're right next to the best stop along the trail (Meriwether Cafe & Bike Shop), and right by the famous Rocheport tunnel. It's wonderful. The outside is cool too because there's a hammock and a small porch, but inside is really cool as well. Old wood floors, two loft beds and a standard queen bed. Water is potable, there's a bathroom and a shower and it's what you need. The A/C runs nice and cold and that was perfect for us on our return trip over the 4th of July. The other thing of note is that bikes aren't allowed inside, and they offer a little shed for them. Traveling by bike means that it's the most important piece of our trip and while Rocheport is a super calm, idyllic, safe place, it's still hard to just trust leaving our bikes in a shed... or at least for me to shake my city mindset of leaving a bike out. *UPDATE* We re-booked this to come as a family and it was a stellar experience. The A/C worked so well on a hot day, the hammock was relaxing and we had fireworks going off nearby. We left our bikes out, including our bike trailer and everything was fine. Love this unique spot right on the Katy, and highly recommend booking it and relaxing with the easy-going flow in Rocheport.

This B&B is right on the Katy Trail, and is incredibly supportive of bicyclists. Neat variety of…read morerooms, from a loft over garage to an old railroad boxcar to three rooms in the main home. Great shared kitchen and living space; laundry available. Make your own breakfast if you want more than a continental-type set, though. Two adjoining rooms on ground floor could use better sound insulation b/w (seal up the old doorway!). Big yard with hammock, patio, etc., to enjoy. Easy walk to shops and places to eat. We really liked this place on our long bike ride on the Katy!

Easy check-in, super clean, comfortable bed and great price…read more I love an owner-operated, old school motel, and this place did not disappoint. The air conditioner was loud, but the spacious rooms and comfortable bed was worth it. It is obvious that the owners take care to keep everything clean and tidy.

Sweetest old lady at the front desk. Extremely understanding, comforting, compassionate, and…read morehelpful. Was chipper despite the late hours and was absolutely lovely to deal with. Room was clean, nice, tv worked well, and water pressure was a luxury.