Very scary from the moment you walk in. Once inside, the house seems to stretches itself to appear…read moreseveral times larger than what it is. Very heavy, dark atmosphere. The tour guide and founder, Steve, does a great job leading the tour with all the concern and sweetness of a kindly, fun loving Uncle, trying to make sure you are safe. The demon house never fails- you will be treated by fun ghost haunting machines and electric devices that makes communication with spirits an almost done deal. Be kind to yourself go out and catch a demin.

This company is UNSAFE and should be shut down. Steve, the owner, met us at a parking lot in…read moreOlathe in his dirty van with skeletons hanging in the back.He then drove waaay under the speed limit to Atchison and wouldn't shut the f*** UP, often repeating himself two or three times. First stop? Casey's, where we stood around for 15 minutes so so he could turn on the air at the "haunted" house. I should have listened to my gut and left then. The next six, yes, SIX HOURS were spent hiking in a cemetery during a heat advisory, trespassing on private property, parking in front of houses Steve said were DEFINITELY haunted (It was dark, btw. Couldn't see anything) and traipsing around in a "haunted" house that was structurally unsound. Steve kept saying everything was cool bc he's in the Chamber of Commerce. He's not. The tour was supposed to be a birthday surprise for me and wound up being one of the worst days of my life. Run. Run FAST.

What a lovely evening and morning my girlfriend and I had. Dottie and Dick are running a great B&B…read moreup in Weston. Delicious cookies when you walk in, old Victorian comfort, fantastic breakfast in the morning, and nothing but smiles all around. I definitely suggest staying here for a nice Weston weekend.

I surprised my girlfriend on her birthday by taking her to this wonderful establishment. I can't…read moresay enough good things about this place. We were greeted by Peggy the Inn Keeper with a smile and just a downright peachy attitude that rubbed off on us as soon as we entered. I reserved "The Cottage" which was a typical small town 2 bedroom house right next door. It was perfect for us since we had another couple with us and after a night at the underground Irish pub, we were thankful that we didn't have to be quiet when we came back. We also had a great time playing the Wii and relaxing in the living room. I highly recommend The Cottage to anyone. Now for the breakfast, truly amazing! The 3 course meal left me full for the rest of the day and Peggy's expertise in the kitchen was on full display through the presentation and quality of the breakfast she had made. Peggy really made the morning fun with her bubbly personality, and hearing some of her stories was one of the highlights of the morning. To top everything off, I somehow managed to leave my toiletry bag in the bathroom and didn't realize it until later that night. So here I was expecting to drive the hour on my lunch break to pick it up when I checked my email and Peggy had sent me an email stating that she found it and had already mailed it to me. Talk about going above and beyond what's required. I can't thnk you enough Peggy for an incredible experience. I'm already planning our next trip back so we can see some more Irish bands at O'Malleys!

I don't even know how to begin describing this treasure. From the moment you view the exterior of…read morethis mansion, you will be impressed. Enter the foyer, and you are transported to the late 19th century, though much of the furniture and art seems to harken from the 1910's. While I am no design expert all I can say is that every detail of this place seems to be as it was originally. Every motif, woodwork on the walls -,the wainscoting, beveled glass, hand carved wood above entrance to each room-its breathtaking! Even the vintage radiators are gorgeous! Our bedroom upstairs was quite large with a bathroom containing a lovely old clawfoot tub. The bed we slept in was so comfortable I have never slept so soundly. When we finally found the kitchen (this place is HUGE) we were happy to find it has been updated and has all the modern conveniences. There is so much food available! From cake, cookie and brownie mixes, to freshly baked cookies and yummy lemon cake, to good quality coffee and creamers. And anything you could ever want for breakfast is here - every flavor of oatmeal, cereals, breads, milk, juices, etc. I wish I could better describe the experience of staying, here was but you have to experience it for yourself. The house is huge and you can explore little nooks and crannies, play pool in the pool room or chess in a nook next to a large window, or watch TV in a living room or explore outside in the beautiful garden/yard with a cute and friendly pet cat who follows you as you explore. This was so so so much better than staying at a motel that we will be coming back to experience it again and make the drive from Louisville Kentucky just to stay in this historical oasis.

Beautiful old building in a neighborhood chocked full of them. My stay was pleasant and never saw…read moreanother person.

We enjoyed our night in the beautifully restored historic Whisky Mansion. Quiet and comfortable…read more Felt safe. Interesting history. The bed was good, bathrooms good. Holly's breakfast, A+!

This property is a very nice and welcoming vacation spot. My Mother and I came out from California…read moreto Snt. Joseph Missiouri for a graduation. Owen and Holly were absolutely impeccable hosts. Holly worked very hard with the amazing morning Breakfast. Owen was always available when we needed anything. I highly recommend the Whiskey Mansion. We spent 5 days in this wonderful historical destination. If you want a great vacation give them a try.

What a great place to get away for a night or three. Glenna…read moreand Rob are exceptional hosts and make you feel welcome, informed, and relaxed. We started our stay with a wonderful happy hour on the porch with other guests, The decor, beauty, history, of the home and surrounding area is fascinating to learn and be enveloped by. Breakfast was a real treat, relaxing and deeply satisfying. Oh and the bed was SOOOO COMFORTABLE! We can't wait to return.

I have been coming to this Inn for a couple of years now…read more It's a perfect place to stay, luxurious bed, and a great powerful shower! -- Every tub in the inn needs a review of its own.----Heaven. ...YES, you have gone to heaven for a bit. The hosts are wonderful owners, quiet, relaxing, and friendly. What a nice find! A friendly and welcoming environment with clean rooms, great coffee, and snacks. The breakfasts are sensitive to dietary and taste bud needs. Definitely, a place you would want to return to. The breakfasts are amazing and they take great notes on your dietary needs. I can't wait to return.

I came here with both my family, as well as my brother's. It had a ton of activities and play…read moreareas, as well as animals, to keep them entertained for hours. Well worth your time and money.

We were fond of this gallery when it was located in Parkville. I understand their decision to move…read moreto Weston, but personally will not be making the trip as much as I would have in Parkville. It's still a lovely gallery with a wide variety of artistic work from jewelry, fiber arts and pottery to photography, paintings, etc. It's a great place to find a gift with a wide variety of prices.

First of all, I'm a member of this cooperative gallery and have been since 2010, so full…read moredisclosure. :) But it's a great gallery with some very talented Kansas City-area artists. ALL of the artists are local. I'm one of the furthest away, and I'm from Lawrence. Each of us works 2 to 3 shifts per month, so living within driving distance is a must. We were located in Parkville for many happy years, but we're now enjoying our location in Weston. It's worth the trip.

This is an absolute gem in St. Joseph!!…read more What made our visit even more special was learning just how much Gary Chilcote -- the man who created this incredible collection and continues to invest in it -- cherishes this community and its history. We spent four hours there and still didn't see everything! Did you know Abraham Lincoln came to St. Joseph -- not just once, but twice?! From the fascinating interviews with famous figures like Walter Cronkite, to the incredible collections, to an entire floor preserved to showcase the original hotel rooms in all their historic glory, there is truly something here for everyone. And what struck me most was realizing how much of this incredible museum represents the love and generosity of generations of St. Joseph families who understood the importance of preserving their community's history. Everywhere you turn, there is another story, another treasure, another piece of history that draws you in and makes you stop and wonder. Halfway through our visit, I found myself wondering about Gary and what he was doing today. So, naturally, I Googled him -- and was amazed to discover just how much this museum truly is a family affair... really, a family love affair. As someone who has always loved history, I have an enormous appreciation for the commitment Gary and his family have made -- and continue to make -- to preserving this remarkable piece of St. Joseph. And then came the most unexpected and wonderful moment of our entire visit. We literally closed the place down and still hadn't seen everything! As we were leaving, we commented to the woman at the front desk about how magnificent the collection was. As we turned to walk out, there was a gentleman sitting near the door who smiled at me. I smiled back, walked outside... and then suddenly realized: OMG -- THAT WAS GARY CHILCOTE!! I immediately turned around, walked back inside and approached him. "Are you Gary?" He responded with the kindest smile and a nod. I asked if I could shake his hand, and in that moment I was honestly overcome with chills, pride and admiration. I could hardly find the words to tell him how much I appreciated and admired the work and dedication that he and his family have poured -- and continue to pour -- into this extraordinary place. As we talked, I asked him questions about some of the history we had seen and learned, and he graciously shared even more stories with us. WOW. Just WOW. Mr. Chilcote, the honor was truly ours to meet you. Your willingness to share your knowledge, your passion for history, and your love for St. Joseph made this visit so much more than an awesome day. It was magical. Thank you for preserving these stories, these treasures and this history for generations to come. Keep up the incredible work!! And thank you for reminding us why preserving our history matters so much.

First - the employee DID ask if we wanted to ride. we said "yes". instead of walking behind the…read morecounter at the carousel, he followed us a short while, then left. IF I volunteered, there still wouldn't be anyone because we ALL GO TO LUNCH AT 1030! As far as the length of our visit, it doesn't take that long to recognize your terrible attitude!