Thank u for responding! However I just don't understand Why my daughter and her guest Brandon were…read morenot compensated in one way or another. The response I read from The Cottages was not taken seriously at all. They were just blew off. Like. "Oh well"! Hope you enjoyed your stay ! Well they did not. That's the issue here.

We stayed in the Sunset Treehouse! So lovely! I had always wanted to stay in a treehouse property…read moreand the Cottage surpassed our expectations love the interior decor. beautiful setting feel like you're out in the middle of nowhere but actually super close and convenient to the town of Hermann.

I visited Stone Hill Winery yesterday, and while the property is beautiful, the service was…read moreextremely disappointing. When we walked in, we weren't greeted at all. Several other couples who arrived around the same time were welcomed immediately, but we were left standing there without any acknowledgment. It was uncomfortable and made us feel overlooked in a way no quest should experience. I can't say why we were treated differently, but the contrast was hard to ignore. Because of the lack of attention, we ended up buying only a few bottles- even though we originally planned to purchase two full cases. We also chose not to buy anything from the stores afterward, which is unusual for us, but the experience at the beginning made it difficult to fully appreciate the visit. For a winery with such a strong reputation, I expected a much more welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. This was a one- star experience for us, and we won't be returning.

We visited the Stone Hill Winery with my wife's sister and her husband. We did the guided tour of…read morethe wine cellars which actually have quite a bit of history (dug by hand, etc.). Our tour guide was great and we really enjoyed the tour. We enjoyed a delightful lunch on the patio - the food and service were quite good. My only criticism of the dining experience was when the waitress brough the check and my wife said she was picking it up and the waitress looked at the check and said "well, you're getting off pretty cheap". I think that comment was rude and uncalled for. We did buy some wine to take with us and enjoyed our visit despite the waitresses' comment.

This winery was incredible--if you have the chance to take a tour and learn about its history,…read moredon't miss it! The wine was excellent, and Beth, the owner, is full of energy and passion. We enjoyed a wine tasting where we learned the stories behind each wine's name, which made the experience even more special. I only wish we had planned to spend more time there. Our group, the Vino Voyagers--18 women from Central Florida--had an unforgettable time at Edelweiss Winery. And I absolutely love the name and its meaning! With love, The Vino Voyagers Central Florida

Over the top ambiance and service! And must see destination in Hermann MO. This, once derelict…read moreand abandoned for over 70 years building, is now a beautiful winery and event space. Built in the 1850's and rich in history with many of the same features to admire. The wine cellar is perfect to host your next event. While upstairs is a quaint space to enjoy a glass (or bottle) of wine with your spouse or besties. They don't offer food right now but looking to expand. This will be on my list of places to check off during every visit to Hermann.

My wife and I stayed here on our Katy Trail trip. We had the Cycle Suite, which is a room with an…read moreexterior entrance separate from the hotel. The room is super cute, complete with mini fridge and wet bar. The room comes with two complimentary drinks from the bar and free breakfast in the morning. It was really fun staying here and I would recommend to anyone riding.

Stayed in Hermann for my birthday weekend at the Crown Suites, what a quaint little hotel! We were…read morehitting the wineries and ended up at the Crown Suites as they had live music and ended the night there (A fantastic full bar in the basement!). The room was done up to look "antiquey", with lots of cool old decor....though the room had all the modern things you would need! We got up in the morning and had a wonderful full breakfast that was included with our room! An excellent place to stay as this is in a central spot, easy to get to, with the trolley and transportation available. We will be coming back!

The Fernweh Distilling Company was CLOSED on the day of our visit to Herman and we only got to see…read morethe exterior of the building. I would like to return on a day when it's open (AVOID MONDAY and TUESDAY) to try their restaurant.

I've been to Hermann about 5 times now. We've always missed out on eating here and I was so excited…read morewe were going to finally get to try it out. We had a party of 12 and we were told we'd be sat at different tables, no big deal. 8 of our party went to one table and the other 4 sat at a table catty corner to our party. We had separate waiters which I think was maybe their first mistake. Both tables ordered drinks and appetizers that came fast and were delicious....then things quickly fell apart. We were one of the first few tables seated. Our other parties tables food came out and us 4 at the other table was still waiting. We continued to wait while every table that came in after us starts getting their meals. Finally the table behind us that came in 30 min after us got their meals, we asked the waitress if she could check on our food? She came back and said it was "being plated." We wait a solid 30 more min and by this time our other parties table had eaten and were paying and we still did not have our food. Asked the waitress again who said they were waiting on mashed potatoes. We got up to check with the manager who was bartending who never once apologized or stopped to check on what was going on and only said "we got swamped." Which was a crazy excuse considering we were one of the first tables to order. Since the manager refused to help at all we talked to the hostess who was seating people and may have been the asst manager. She checked on our food and told us "there was a problem with the pesto." When our food came out my daughter mushroom and Swiss burger was charred to a crisp and hard. Finally the assistant manager took our meals off of our tickets. It was a frustrating experience for our first visit there and didn't leave a great impression. The food (minus my daughter's burger) and drinks were really good. I'm not sure where the disconnect happened but the managers poor excuse and the way he completely ignored us and the situation was pretty poor customer service. We come to Hermann every year and this year had brought people who had never been before. Sad they didn't get an enjoyable experience and my daughter didn't even get a meal.

We stayed for two nights in the Mozart Suite, one of the off-site guest suites owned by Inn at…read moreHermanoff. While the suite itself was visually beautiful, the décor was charming, and the bathroom with its clawfoot tub was absolutely lovely, almost everything else about our stay was unfortunately disappointing. The biggest issue was the lack of comfort and quiet. The bed was very uncomfortable, making it difficult to get a good night's sleep. On top of that, the building is extremely loud. You can hear every sound from the other suites, including when guests use the restroom. Both nights, we were woken up by people coming in late, loud, and clearly intoxicated. On the second night, we had the added "bonus" of listening to a woman vomiting until around 4 a.m. while her husband yelled at her. None of this was the Inn's fault directly, but the lack of sound insulation made it impossible to rest. The amenities added to the frustration. Neither the WiFi nor the TV worked at any point during our stay. We reported this and were told staff were working on it, but nothing was ever fixed and no apology, discount, or accommodation was offered, despite the room costing over $500 for two nights. Finally, the complimentary breakfast was extremely underwhelming. The food was bland and forgettable, and the coffee was honestly terrible. Given the price point and reputation of Inn at Hermannoff, we expected something far better. Overall, this stay was a major disappointment. There are far better options in Hermann, and we would strongly recommend staying at Hermann Crown instead. Our experience there has consistently been much more comfortable, quiet, and enjoyable.

Stayed in the Hope Suite for a few days. What a nice room with great old school flare but with some…read moremodern touch's (great tub). Check-in was easy with good explanation on everything we needed for our stay. Free breakfast on Saturday was exactly what we needed to start the day. The location was great for getting to/from restaurants, shops and drinking establishments. Would definitely stay here again.

First of all the lodge and grounds are absolutely gorgeous! We did a tasting, the tour, and stayed…read morearound for a delicious old fashioned. The owners Don and Jeanne were so hospitable and kind. The tour was by far the best distillery tour I have been on so far (and I've completed the bourbon trail in Kentucky). You can tell Don has a passion for distilling! If you're in Hermann you have to check this place out. Even if you aren't a bourbon drinker, just go for the ambiance, it's so worth it! Oh, and if you do get a bottle of bourbon be sure to pick up a bar of orange milk chocolate and cherry dark chocolate (made for Copper Mule by Ricky's chocolate shop in Hermann) to pair with your bourbon...the sell them at the distillery. I promise it will be a game changer!

This was our 2nd visit to Copper Mule. The facility is beautiful, there is a covered porch on the…read moreback of the building with seating. We both enjoyed our drinks, my husband had an old fashion and I had the slushee on tap. Both were excellent! The staff is friendly and helpful!

So much fun! You won't go thirsty or hungry! All of the food was excellent and they did a great…read morejob of variety

From the owner: On July 25 & 26, join us for the Berries & BarBQ Wine Trail! Taste your way through summer at six…read moreunique wineries. From sun-ripened berries to rich, smoky BarBQ, each winery along the Hermann Wine Trail offers thoughtfully curated pairings that celebrate the season.

Hermann, MO has a number of excellent wineries. The Hermannhoff Winery is located in the very…read morewalkable section of downtown Hermann. There is a nice shop on the first floor but the basement area is more interesting. It was a brewery at some time in it's history but has been a winery for a number of years now. As wineries go, this wasn't a bad site but there isn't (wasn't) anything that would make me tell someone "be sure not to miss the Hermannhoff Winery. And nothing unique that would make me want to come back.

Great wine tasting room with exceptional service. I really liked their whites and the port wine so…read morebought a few bottles to take home. If you buy a case they discount 25% at this store. Very chill vibe in there, very clean and organized.

This place is so wonderful that I hate giving out the secret, but I promised the hosts I'd give…read morethem a shout out here...I'll never stay anywhere else in Hermann because... The cottage-they've redone a detached garage (or carriage house) so it's like stepping into a 1700's English cottage. We were there on two cold, rainy days, and the place wrapped us in warmth and comfort-and romance! It's furnished with quilts, antiques and art from Hermann, and the bathroom has a jacuzzi for 2. Words don't do it justice, see the website! The hosts-you get their full attention, because you're their only guests. Jack and Chris are friendly and gracious, but know when to give you your space. Breakfast is pretty much on your schedule-Chris will ask you when you want her to have it ready in the morning. Sometime during the day she'll slip in and restock towels and put dessert in the fridge, which leads me to... The food-OMG, you won't need lunch after eating a Cady breakfast! The first morning was a baked apple in homemade fruit liqueur, eggs Benedict, potato pancake, and bacon; the next morning, poached pears, whole wheat pancakes, scrambled eggs, and sausage. Most of it is locally produced. Absolutely delicious, and served in their dining room that's also furnished in Colonial-period decor. And wherever you get dinner, skip dessert, because it's better back at the cottage-we had chocolate torte and a peanut butter pie that was so good I almost wanted to roll in it! A word of warning, if you will-they have wi-fi if you bring a laptop, and a CD player stocked with classical and American Standards, but no TV-they expect that you're there to enjoy each other. And in these surroundings, that's not a problem. A charming place, will definitely return!

My wife and I visited this place and I must say that it offers something unique from other bed and…read morebreakfast places. First, some bed and breakfast placed feel very institutionalized or feel like just another hotel. The cottage itself has roomy comforts and one of the best bathrooms I have seen in a hotel as far as a jacuzzi and the decor. Breakfast was a standout. Creamy eggs does slide well with a good cup of coffee. I recommend having the breakfast in the patio area and not being afraid to socialize with the owners. They are very friendly and helpful in navigating your way around Hermann to know where to shop and eat. Very pleasant stay, very pleasant people, and something unique that can be experienced if you are looking for a break from the typical B&B experience. Make sure to have those chocolate chip cookies. They are some of the best that you will have.