Wonderful, warm, and welcoming. Mari has created a cozy homelike retreat perfect for quilters and…read moreothers. The breakfasts are delicious, home cooked treats. The homemade mulberry syrup is amazing. I highly recommend this delightful B&B.

This is a wonderful little gem out in the middle of nowhere. Currently run by a Mennonite couple…read more(who incidentally are two of the nicest folks I've ever run into). We had a family reunion dinner there, with an amazing fresh salad, hand squeezed lemonade, mashed potatoes, fresh garden picked green beans, chicken and homemade peach ice cream and chocolate cake. William took us out for a hayride and was kind enough to show us their home and beautiful gardens. They'll be moving to Kansas when they sell the place, but I hope they'll find someone else to keep on with the wonderful start they've made.

Located just a short drive from Jamesport, MO this B&B is a great weekend getaway for those in the…read moreKC Metro Area and beyond! The Cape Cod style home was built specifically to be a B&B and it shows! The huge wraparound porch had several swinging benches. Walk down to the pond and you'll find another great spot to just sit and swing with your sweetheart. Each of the rooms has it's own private feel and a large attached bathroom. Our upstairs room was very spacious, had two dormer windows and a big champagne soaking tub. There's another room upstairs but with the shared sitting room in between you don't even share a wall, both are very private and quiet. (If you prefer a ground floor room with a big 6 foot shower with double shower heads, there's something wonderful for you here too.) I can't get over the decor, it was so inviting. No attention to detail was spared. Comfy leather couches next to the hearth. Busts of former presidents, paintings of the revolutionary war era, and lots of country rooster touches. Puzzles, books, and games are all right there if you feel the itch to do something other than take in the peaceful countryside or watch a little TV in your room. The lighting was so pretty at night and the dog and cat were waiting outside to greet us. (Don't worry allergy sufferers, they stay outside full time). The hosts were warm and friendly. Mary-Jo is a wonderful cook and breakfast both days was delicious! We highly recommend a stay here!!

This is the best bed and breakfast that my wife and I have ever stayed at. The hosts even took us…read moreon a private tour of the church history sites nearby. Breakfast was the best I have ever had at a bed and breakfast

I was married there Sept 11, 2010. The perfect place EVER!!! Can't say enough good things about…read morethis Nirvana.

Absolutely amazing! Beautiful location and incredible views. Down town is exceptional and full of…read morehistory and great food.

What an incredible place paired with equally incredible service…read more The Chateau was gorgeous and full of history. I've never seen a place with such beautiful woodwork and stained glass windows. Isobel was so kind to answer all my questions and dive into the history of St. Joe and the house itself, clearly a huge passion of hers. My wife and I stayed in the Romeo and Juliet suite and it was so cozy we had a hard time leaving. I was impressed how clean and functional everything was given the age of the home, Isobel left no detail untouched. Isobel was always available to address our needs. I showed up to breakfast an hour early one morning by accident and that didn't matter, she adjusted for me. The next morning I showed up an hour late to breakfast, when I went downstairs expecting to only have coffee available, she still prepared and served us our breakfast which was so kind and not expected. My only concern before arriving was the location not being very central. Turns out I was wrong. My wife and I could get to any of the restaurants downtown or off Fredrick in 3 to 5 min drive. Everywhere else in town could be driven to within 10min. We'll be back. (PS - Glory is wearing a jacket in photos only because we were on our way out the door. The home was set a very comfortable temperature and our room had an independent thermostat just for us.)

This is a beautiful and comfortable place to stay. It is well run, clean, and has a delicious…read morebreakfast on offer in the morning. If you like sitting outside there is seating on the porches overlooking their gardens. The vibe is friendly and relaxing. I highly recommend this hotel.

Stumbled upon this quirky little spot while walking down Main Street and decided to check it out…read more From a distance, the covered bridge caught my eye, and I thought, "Why not investigate?" It had a vibe of a deserted pumpkin patch--random picture ops like phone booths and other oddities scattered around that didn't seem to quite make sense. There was a sign for a general store, but it didn't look open, if it was ever a store at all. Then, we found some double saloon doors leading to what appeared to be a bar. A sign inside said, "If you want a drink, call Jeff." Now, I don't know where Jeff was or what he was up to if he wasn't tending bar, but I wasn't about to find out. We snapped a few pics of the dusty artifacts, but didn't venture too far. After all, we were on a quick weekender, and the idea of a trip to urgent care for a tetanus shot didn't seem like the best plan. All in all, it was a quirky stop with some decent photo ops, but I read there's a B&B on the property. Can't say I'll be booking a stay anytime soon, though!

Quick night stay, close to home for a moments pause. And…read morewhat a great little treat it was. Set at the end of downtown Weston is a quirky place that has turned into a B&B. Very welcoming from beginning to end. The end being a delicious, hearty, breakfast delivered to the room. A lot of love has gone into this place and it shows.

Very charming! Beautiful little bed and breakfast, exquisitely decorated. Surprised by the other…read morereview, because we found it to be very clean and nice. The man who owns the place is very nice, and will take you for a carriage ride. We fed some deer marshmallows, watched the sunset in the carriage, and had a nice evening. He is a chatty man and makes for good conversation- lots of stories. The rooms were very nicely decorated, and while they were admittedly a tad "musky," the antique charm makes up for it. There were also fans in the rooms to help. Additionally, there was a very cool copper bathtub in our room. The location is great, right by the main stretch near a restaurant and antique shop. Additionally, there is a stash of board games and puzzles for guest use. The breakfast was nice, and included a lot of options. It was a very "country" meal, and pleasantly tasted hearty. It was filling. And if you're hungry, the tavern (about a black away) has GREAT grilled cheese and is open until 1 am :)

We spent the Easter weekend and Jamesport hunting for antiques to stage a cabin which is in the…read morearea. We had a successful stay in the beautiful civil War themed country Colonial bed and breakfast. everything was clean and bright and the breakfast was so delightful and absolutely too much however the six of us sure enjoyed everything.

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 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!