We had a lovely stay in Ludwigs nest at the Schiller suites in Hermann. We visited Hermann to…read morecelebrate my boyfriend's 35th birthday, and turned out to be the weekend he proposed! The location is perfect, one block to the trolley stop and walking distance to several other downtown restaurants and shops. We enjoyed dinner at the Black Walnut Friday which was homemade pasta and local wine. Saturday we enjoyed the trolley services before freshening up and attending Stonehill's annual Norton dinner. The bank bar below the suites was a great last stop of the night with live music and a celebratory drink. It closes at 11:00 which allowed us to head up for our lovely loft for a refreshing nights sleep. Constance was the most incredible host, she allowed us early check-in when we arrived to Hermann early afternoon Friday, and gave a quick tour of the loft and goodies she left for our weekend (homemade quiche and cinnamon rolls,yummy!!) Highly recommend a stay here, it was a very memorable weekend and perfect stay!

We frequent bed and breakfasts, so may be a little more critical than others. We were traveling…read morewith another couple and each picked a room to suit our desires. When we checked in, we were given a tour of both rooms and were able to settle in. Our room was on the first floor and had a nice, comfortable bed, numerous chairs in which to sit, a TV, and refrigerator (which was a plus). There were CDs and a player and also games, which we didn't use. The bathroom was large, and the shower turned out to have great pressure, which I love. My only complaint would be the scratchy towels. Everything else in the room was top notch, but the towels truly weren't. Another plus would have been to have somewhere to hang clothes. We truly could hear the water pipes from the rooms above us, which wasn't my favorite thing either. Upstairs rooms are probably more quiet. After a dinner in town, we brought our wine to the back patio and were able to sit with our friends enjoying the evening. Another couple was there and playing music a little louder than I would have preferred, but that's not an owner problem. There was tiramisu in our refrigerator which the owner had made, but we aren't really dessert people so didn't try it. Our friends liked it. Breakfast in the morning was very good. We started with decaf coffee, orange juice, and watermelon with grapes, strawberries and coconut. Scrambled eggs and caramel covered French toast were next and the French toast was excellent. I think I ate every bite. Fortunately it was a beautiful morning so we were able to dine on the patio. Location is very good as you can walk to many places in town. Due to the time of year we were there, many places were closed.

We have been coming to Abigail's Grape Leaf B & B for the last seven years and whether it's for a…read morebrief visit or an extended stay we feel like we're "coming home." The beds are beautiful, comfortable and clean. The breakfasts are simply delicious and very nicely presented. Our hosts, Gary and Laurie, are two of the nicest people, they are welcoming, thoughtful and are attentive in helping you have a pleasant stay while visiting Hermann.

My parents decided last minute to join us on our trip to Hermann. I was worried about finding them…read morea place, but was happy to find that Serenity Place had rooms available. They only have 2 rooms with a shared bathroom, but the pricing is incredible. My parent's place was $75 (before taxes) per night along with a free breakfast. This place is relatively easy to find and a quick walk from downtown. My parents really enjoyed their stay. They found the bed extremely comfortable and noted that the staff were very attentive. My mother even got her first massage here and couldn't say enough great things about it. The massage was reasonably priced and the woman who provided the massage didn't let my mom leave until she was completely taken care of. The only reason my parents said that they would not give this place 5 stars is that the breakfast was not good. They were given a gift certificate to Lyndee's and they noted that the food didn't sit well with their stomachs and wasn't very tasty. Other than that, they raved about this B&B. I even plan to check this BNB out the next time I'm in town.

Check in was a breeze. Pricing was fair, the room was SPOTLESS (and I'm picky). The bed was…read morecomfortable, a/c , fridge, microwave, and coffee in the room. Great shower/ water pressure, and to top it off- a good breakfast with eggs, pancakes, sausage, coffee, and cereal, yogurt, and bread options!

As many guests note, the hotel is spotless, and the rooms well appointed. The staff are friendly in…read morea customer service kind of way - I don't think they would die for you if the need arose. The place is right next to the railroad tracks and trains go by regularly.There is also noise from the adjacent truck stop. Outside noise didn't disturb me as much as the TV from adjacent rooms - the walls are apparently paper thin. The free breakfast was a bit better than average, but nothing fresh or home cooked. My main problem was the extreme level of scent applied to the room and linens. It made it difficult to breathe. If you care about your guests, provide a number of fragrance free rooms as many people have chemical sensitivity. So much perfume always makes one wonder what it is covering up.

This was absolutely the worst motel I have ever stayed in & I travel a lot. The smell of mold,…read morethe water coming out of faucet was yellow & smelled, the floor, furniture including bed sloped severely to the east so you You basically could not sleep on the west side of bed without rolling over. There were two of us with one dirty bath towel a hand towel & one washcloth. Our bad for not going & requesting others but didn't discover until we were ready to shower. One had to sit very carefully on the toilet because it moved. I made the mistake of looking up at ceiling in shower to notice a two inch gap from ceiling to wall joice. Probably bugs. Keep driving is my best advice. &55.00 not a good price for this place

Not the best place Ive stayed in, but not the worst either. Good price if you just need a place to…read moresleep and shower. The room smelled like mildew very bad but i left the door open to air it out while i cleaned out my vehicle and it was fine. Wifi and phone didn't work, or the tv remote, but I'm low maintenance so it was no big deal. Had a hot shower and a bed so I was happy with it. And a microwave and mini fridge.

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!

What an incredible stay! From the moment we arrived, we felt so welcomed and cared for…read more Every little detail was so thoughtful. Those thoughtful touches made us feel like family rather than guests. The homemade dinner was absolutely delicious, and it was so special to enjoy food that you prepared with so much care. We are already looking forward to breakfast tomorrow! Thank you for your incredible hospitality, kindness, and generosity. You have created such a warm and welcoming place, and we feel very lucky to have stayed here. We feel so lucky that our Katy Trail journey brought us here. We will remember this stay--and you--for a long time! With heartfelt thanks and gratitude, Dave & Christine

We just wrapped up an amazing four days on the Katy Trail, and one of the most memorable highlights…read morewas our stay and warm hospitality from Joey at this wonderful B&B right on the trail. You can literally see the McKittrick trailhead from her properties, so this is a perfect spot for riders and hikers. It's only two miles from the charming town of Hermann, MO, and situated right by a grocery store to boot. 10 out of 10 location. The room we stayed in had two small, comfortable beds, clean water, a nice shower and French press coffee... epic! All that is worth five stars, but can I shout out Joey for a minute? What a wonderful person. A storm rolled in right as we did, and even though she was at a graduation that evening she offered to drive us into Hermann for dinner that evening. She followed that up with the best breakfast that I've had not only on my Katy Trail adventures, but generally the best I've had in a while. We walked into a beautiful old mercantile space with jazz music playing and the table set with a fruit salad from her organic garden along with roasted vegetables picked that weekend. From there, we chowed down on roasted potatoes, homemade Hollandaise sauce, farm fresh eggs, French press coffee, fresh biscuits with homemade jam, OJ and fresh butter. Just everything a person could ask for, and one of the true highlights of what the Katy Trail is all about. I look forward to staying here again and again,

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!