The best I can say is that the room was clean and the beds were comfortable. There was nobody at…read morethe front desk when we arrived and there were 6 people ahead of us who had seen nobody. We were not given the Wi-Fi password or a list of amenities or nearby services. There wasn't even a coffee maker. The tub lacked a drainage stopper, and there weren't enough towels. The toilet made a loud screaming sound. Avoid it.

They changed their name to Baymont. However, no name change will cover up what is wrong with this…read morehotel. The outside looks like a condemned and abandoned building from the slums. They have yanked out the ice and vending machines leaving exposed wiring and pipes. There was a giant hole in the wall where someone had ripped out the phone jack from the wall. The air conditioner was coughing up it's last breathe while we were using it and never got the room cooled. The hard tack biscuits for breakfast left a lot to be desired. The only bright spot was the staff. All super friendly and very helpful. The pool was clover shaped and had a 2 foot and 3 foot areas for the kids to swim in. I left 1 star for the staff and 1 star for the pool.

We went for a birthday celebration and I am so happy for this experience. Great bed and breakfast,…read moreunlike any other bed and breakfast. If you enjoy historical places, this is one to visit. This gives you an opportunity to see what life was like back in the day, from the plumbing in the bathrooms to the old light fixtures and so much more. Juan and Warren are great hosts. Upon checking in at four, you receive a tour of the home. Afterwards the hosts share a Wine and Cheese reception with their guests and afterwards you are able to explore the home on your own. In the morning coffee and tea is provided prior to breakfast. Breakfast was delicious and served in the dining room on china. Please knWe truly enjoyed this bed and breakfast and look forward to visiting again!

The mansion is breathtaking it is unbelievable with the 100 year old details and exquisite details…read morein every room. When you go for this tour Juan loves to share the knowledge and information about the family and the details. I don't want to give too much away because you really need to visit! But Tiffany stained glass throughout the house, leather wallpaper, and so much more. This mansion was made before its time and is a masterpiece! The only issues we stumbled on were locating the parking and then finding a place to park.

This was one of our first experiences with a Bed and Breakfast, and it was wonderful. Kristine and…read moreSteve were charming hosts, and our room (in the back with a private entrance) was a spacious and comfortable suite. Breakfast was a three course extravaganza of pastry, warm peaches and delicious eggs, all homemade. The location is perfect, as it's just a couple of blocks to the historic downtown. Free Wi-Fi works well. Kristine and Steve obviously enjoy what they do, and it really shows in how enjoyable they make everyone's stay. Highly recommended.

Wonderful Inn, amazing breakfast!…read more Kristine went out of her way to make me a special breakfast, which is no small feat as I am allergic to eggs. It was actually the best meal I had over our week long journey throughout the Midwest. Our room was very reasonably priced, comfortable, beautiful, and very quiet. I only regret that we didn't have the time to stay there longer. They go above and beyond to accommodate guests, and helped make the whole visit very special.

Where to begin? I spent five nights at the Belvedere as a student at the Belvedere School of…read moreHands-On Preservation. The work I was learning and doing had me fully exhausted, so I was very grateful to be staying right there in the Alfred Lamb room. I needed my rest, and I slept like a rock in my beautifully appointed - yet very comfortable - room. This was my first trip of the COVID era, and I was very appreciative of the thought and effort given to everyone's safety. Breakfasts were out of this world. Pat also prepared lunch daily for our class, and I don't know how she does it. She's an excellent cook, and her creativity really shines. The Yapps are wonderful people, and I miss their sweet dogs, George and Gomer, already. I loved everything about my visit, and hope to return someday!

The Belvedere is gorgeous inside and out! We stayed in the Alfred Lamb room, which was absolutely…read morebeautiful and comfortable. The owner, Pat, prepared an exquisite breakfast table and cooked the most delicious breakfast foods. As far as bed & breakfast, this place is quite nice for a weekend getaway. (Only complaint: Less political views shared at breakfast the better...)

My fiancé and I stayed here for a single night on short notice. The proprietor, Chris, was…read morewonderful! One of the first and most important things with bed and breakfasts is that it was clean. From the bedding to the the towels, it felt and smelled clean. That's something that's very important when staying in older places. Chris did a wonderful job with breakfast. Saying it was gourmet isn't an stretch at all. It was two courses, cold then hot with perfectly brewed coffee and a selection of teas. Conversation afterwards was entertaining and engaging. Chris has been around town a long time and told great stories. Stay here and you'll love it too!

Very nice room, it's definitely as described. The man who runs this bed in breakfast was sadly not…read morevery inviting nor kind to me and my grandma. He made it very clear that since we did not pay for the breakfast along with our room that we would not be given the same treatment as the others. Otherwise, the stay was homely and comfortable.

I arrived after dark for business and wound thru some backroads before finding my way to the hotel…read more Pleasantly and happily surprised to find this very nice and new hotel right by the hospital. I was greeted warmly, given helpful info by the desk staff person. Several utility contractors appeared to be using the HIE as their home base and were gathered in the lobby swapping stories and relaxing over beverages. The rooms were high end for an HIE and featured a room with the bathroom to be right on entry, a sliding barn door separating the bedroom from the bathroom and noise from the hallway., a chaise lounge, office set up and large screen TV with a king size bed which was very comfortable. The bathroom had a nighttime light feature and a great shower set up with a sliding glass door. I must say as a frequent traveler this hotel beats some of the more pricier places I've stayed. I skipped the free breakfast so can't comment on it. When in Hannibal MO, do your self a favor and stay here, it's well worth the extra 5 minutes you will spend driving back into town to check out Mark Twain stuff or whatever it might be that brings you to Hannibal

I cannot believe all the good reviews - this place is horrid! It seems like it was thrown together…read morewith spare parts and discounted fittings. We had a room with a king size bed. We had roaches!!! Minimal housekeeping means they don't even come in and take all the trash, they just grab the old towels and bring in clean ones (hopefully - eco could mean they just dried wet ones in the dryers and brought them out for re-use). The floor felt like it had not been cleaned in ages on my bare-feet which were dirty by the time I went to bed after I had only walked on the room's floor! The bed was so tall you had to do gymnastics to get on it. They say they are eco minded so I think they use the grey water idea for one time our toilet water was literally yellow and no one had peed in it, so I guess someone had peed in the shower and it ended up in my toilet. The lid on the toilet was too small so you were constantly sitting on the bowl part as well. Also being eco minded meant instead of soap being sanitarily wrapped in it's own unopened paper and small bottles of shampoo etc, you got opened bottles of not full to almost empty products, all of which numerous other people had used and perhaps done God knows what with it and the pump handles were probably never cleaned. You could not even use the sink for the fixtures were so ill fitting, you had to use a cup to rinse your hands, otherwise you were constantly hitting the underneath crevice of the counter and you just knew it had not been touched by "housekeeping" since the hotel was built. There is no restaurant only a breakfast hallway which is sectioned "off limits" except 6-8am. The laundry room which you had to do yourself smelt like sewage. I didn't even shower for it was unusable, not only did it have no grab bars or anything, you had to turn backwards to reach the products about three feet from the shower head. Someone said this hotel was new - the shower was rusty. So after having to pole vault onto the bed I left unshowered, in dirty clothes for I did not want to use products someone may have goobered in that stank to high heaven, or launder my clothes in a sewer. We had planned to stay two nights but left after the first one. Very over priced and don't believe a word of the good reviews. And I didn't even say a word about all the clashing decor...

Friendly staff. Checking in and out was easy. Clean rooms. Housekeeping is offered after every 3rd…read morenight with the option of more frequent housekeeping if needed (just need to ring the front desk before 11am or fill out a doorknob hanger). They offer a hot continental breakfast with a wide variety of foods and drinks. We'll just say, I certainly did not starve while staying here. The rooms also have a mini fridge and microwave. I stayed for 3 weeks and was worried about the amount of noise from other guests and the highway being close by, but without my asking they placed me on the third floor furthest away from foot traffic. This hotel is pet friendly and kept on the 2nd floor rooms. For those needing to do laundry they offer a good sized washer and dryer. Cost is $1.50 each. Unfortunately they don't have a change machine there. I don't know if they have quarters available at the front desk because I lucked out and had exact change in quarters. Room temperature was easy to adjust and blackout curtains were available. I slept well every night. There's free WiFi, a small pool, and a small gym. The hotel also is not far from places to eat or heading downtown. Would highly recommend. Luxury? No. Comfortable and affordable? Yes.

When I pulled in to Sleep Inn I was initially a little disappointed because it was a ways outside…read moreof downtown Hannibal, but after visiting the downtown I was actually very glad of the distance. My room was on the 3rd floor and was quiet and clean, comfy bed and good hot shower, everything is in good shape and plenty of space in the room. I used the laundry (worked great) and workout room (just what I needed). The pool looked inviting, but I didn't use it. I didn't have breakfast, though it looked good--I went across the street to Mimi's Coffeehouse instead (highly recommended!!!).

Clean, comfortable room. Hot breakfast in the morning. Internet. It's in the middle of nowhere,…read moreMissouri (yes, I know it's Hannibal which has its own reasons for being famous but it doesn't stop it from being the middle of nowhere) so I don't expect much more. Literally RIGHT OFF the freeway.

Reserved a double non-smoking room online only to find that when we arrived the only room available…read morewas a single, smoking room. The attendant was admittedly hungover and openly disgruntled with his coworkers. We requested a roll-out bed TWICE and never received one. Mold on the bathroom. Breakfast was pitiful... even the orange juice tasted like chemicals. Upon checking out we notified the owners who promptly discounted us $15. They were genuinely apologetic and embarassed. If you have the option, stay elsewhere.

Nice hotel. Very busy! 8 min drive from the highway but not a big deal. Rooms were clean. Service…read moreis great! Breakfast is like any other choice hotel. Only negative is that the cleaning person was blasting music in hallway while cleaning the rooms next door (the entire time!). That was annoying because I was still sleeping.

This place needs an overhaul and deep clean. Paper thin walls don't help either. Ok for one night…read moreif you don't need a lot of sleep, but really wasn't a pleasant stay.

AMAZING! Norm and…read moreJudy were SO hospitable and friendly! The building is absolutely charming and decorated to perfection! We stayed in the Captain's Quarters (crows nest) and were instantly charmed by the antiques and very spacious, comfortable accomodations. Ample selection of toiletries available, and the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. Also, a view of the Mississippi River from the window. They easily accomodated my vegetarian breakfast request with a fantastic stuffed strawberry croissant and a hawaiian influenced egg dish that Judy came up with. a terrific weekend away-highly recommended!!