My husband and I stayed at Apple Gate Inn in March 2011. We are from St. Louis and were using a…read moregift certificate we received over the holidays. The B&B is around 150 years old and has 3 rooms - we stayed in Suite #2, which also has a sauna. The owners, Lynn and Bob, are very friendly and so hospitable. We felt welcomed from the instant we pulled into the drive. The breakfast the next morning was amazing: a wonderful fruit assortment, caramel sticky buns, and a mouth watering egg strata. I also appreciated their flexibility in easily accommodating my vegetarian diet. Apple Gate Inn is also within a block of the Katy Trail and a stone's throw from Augusta Brewing Co.

Charming Bed and Breakfast with just the three suites. We saw the other two and were actually happy…read morewith our upstairs rooms and particularly the love seat. The whole place is very nicely decorated! Outside there are some tables gathered and would be a lovely place to relax in the evening for non mosquito delicacies. I was only out for a short while but still a lucky sucker got the sweet sweet taste. Breakfast was a real experience. It was such a shame that we had to leave relatively early. The tasty food seemed to just keep coming. It was nice to meet the other guests and the lady who runs the B + B is such a nice enthusiastic person she lifts everyone's spirits! I'll be back, more than once I'm sure!

the new owners have made some minor changes that provide a major improvement. desks, more outlets…read moreby the bed, bottled water in the fridge and for the coffee maker. if only they had a small breakfast. The pricing is quite reasonable. excellent location

Very comfortable accommodations, excellent value, and great location! Will be my first choice for…read morefuture trips!

SCAM BEWARE! Not Pet Friendly, despite listing as such. Not…read moretransparent about lack of listed amenities, and not concerned about misrepresentations. Did not respond to email about pet. Entrance is steep tall uneven steps with wobbly railing. Also misrepresented location of lodging, 2 blocks away, steep narrow steps. Extremely rude front desk, with absolutely no customer service or problem solving. While they may have been a good place at one time, now I can say I can't believe they are in the hospitality field. BUYER BEWARE

I spent an overnight stay at at The Captain Wohlt Inn recently and I was more than pleased. My room…read morewas very clean and freshly modern within a beautiful Victorian house.The drawing room of the house had pocket doors and the house retained other Victorian features that were carefully preserved. The breakfast in the morning, delivered to my door was what I would describe as gourmet. The best scrambled eggs I have ever had. I must give an acknowledgement to Brandt, the Innkeeper, who keeps the property running smoothly. He knows a lot about the local history and gave us a map of the town when we first arrived and informed us on some good places to go. Lovely town and Captain Wohlt Inn was charming.

I stayed here with a large group this summer and everybody in our party really, really enjoyed it…read more It's beautifully decorated--you'll never get tired of finding all the unique little things around the house! The owners/proprietors are very easy to talk to and they're very accommodating. The dining room table is huge and it makes for easy family-style dining with your fellow guests. There's a really great outdoor seating area where you can barbecue, too. I'm not sure if it's an option for people that don't know each other to rent different rooms here, but I would definitely suggest renting the whole house if you're staying...the layout would make it difficult to maintain privacy otherwise. I have some rather tall people in my family so the size of the en-suite showers was a bit challenging for them. There is central air downstairs but the upstairs rooms are cooled by very, very effective window units. Lastly, the owner informed us that we needed to be careful about having the window units plugged in at the same time as things like blow-dryers. Still, this house was built in the 1800s and it's a delightful place to stay. I recommend it!

Lovely house, very nicely decorated, with plenty of space for my bachelorette party! It's in a very…read morecute party of town, just walking distance from lots of things or the trolley can pick you up. Would've been a 5 star review but although central air downstairs is nice and cool, upstairs was very warm making it uncomfortable for sleeping in the beginning of summer.

We loved our stay here so much we are planning to make it an annual thing!…read more The owner is great and available by phone to answer any question you have, while also giving you your space and privacy to enjoy. The hot tub was great and the pool brought joy to some members of our group. The grounds are nice to sit and hang out in as well. My favorite part: the breakfast was DELICIOUS. Absolutely fantastic. Can't wait to go back!

We had an amazing stay at the H.S. Clay House in November. Kelly was a gracious host and even…read moremailed us a shirt we accidentally left behind. The breakfast on both days was delicious. One morning we had the tastiest vegetable hash with sausage that was spot on, with a delicious biscuit. She made all sorts of accommodations for food allergies and dietary preferences. We look forward to returning!

We came to Hermann for our 7 year anniversary. This was the first time that we have ever been able…read moreto get away for a night since having our son 3.5 years ago. So we were excited to book the Bloom House to have a little get away just the two of us. We are so happy with our choice with the Bloom House. The house is away from the beaten path of the hustle and bustle of downtown, but close enough to take the trolley to all the many wineries. It has all the amenities that a traditional hotel/bed and breakfast (minus the breakfast) plus more. They offer a full size refrigerator, stove, and dining area to sit and enjoy any meal we would like to prepare ourselves. You can even eat your meal or enjoy a cup of coffee outdoors in the morning. There are toiletries, bath towels, linens, and all the extras plus a full size kitchen. No need to bring anything from home because the Bloom House has it all for you. They even have a picnic basket and/or for you to take with you to the wineries. They offer a King size bed and another spare bedroom for another couple, if you are looking to enjoy the taste of Hermann with family, friends, or additional guest. Great customer service with booking and follow through with our stay. Such a cozy little home.

Delightful place to stay. We booked a night in the Augusta room which was a huge room that included…read morea day bed as well if you had a 3rd party or child. The whole place is decorated beautifully with lots of little touches. You have access to the back decks, pool, outdoor fire place or hot tub. They also have a mini fridge to store stuff. They usually have a happy hour but no longer do bc of Covid. The breakfast was absolutely fantastic. Stuffed french toast with egg cup, sausage and scone. I highly recommend this place if you need to stay in area.

The Red Brick Inn is gorgeous! Everything about is luxurious... the bedrooms are superbly…read moredecorated and welcoming. The bed is super comfy, towels are plush, pool and hot tub are awesome. Esther is a wonderful hostess. My only regret is that we couldn't stay for a few more extra days. You won't be disappointed. We happened to be there when there was a full moon and from our suite, we saw the moon rising on one side and the sun setting on the other. It was magical!

The room was very nice; big room & comfortable bed. The small hotel was quaint…read more The host stayed with us in the room while eating or breakfast which ( continental breakfast which we knew it would be). That was a little uncomfortable and not necessary.

Nicely refurbished hotel built in the 1880's. The room and bed was large and comfortable. The…read morebathroom was nice, except the shower was very short and would be difficult for most adults to use. At 6'5", I had to nearly get on my knees to wash my hair. The breakfast was not at all what I have come to expect from a B&B. Cereal, a bit of fruit, bagels and a pastry. Nothing homemade, no protein, nothing but carbs and not even very good quality. The coffee was standard Maxwell House. Finally, the proprietor, stood over us the entire time we were eating, both days. It was very awkward and uncomfortable. I felt like I not only need to eat my mediocre breakfast, but needed to make conversation as well. As SOON as I took my last bite of each food item, she would snatch the plate away. Very weird!