Restored 1880s bank building has seven guestrooms, all with private baths. A full breakfast is served in the bistro. Located one block from the Mississippi River. The property includes; a bistro, a winery, a fine dining restaurant, an open-air patio/garden and a gift shop. Smoking on the patio only. No children younger than 15.

A spacious, two-bedroom apartment awaits those seeking a taste of country living. There is a shared bath, full-kitchen, family room with fireplace, central air and heat, private entrance. Breakfast includes fresh baked breads, fresh fruit and garden produce. This tranquil setting offers many outdoor activities: strolling the 400+ acres of rolling countryside, fishing, swimming, sand volleyball, basketball, above ground swimming pool, and arrowhead hunting in the creek. Many farm related activities are available...pitch in on the daily chores.

Lined with red cedar; sleeps six; private bath and dry sauna; wood stove with grilling capabilities; and cooking utensils. Watch the wildlife from the large porch and the picture window. There is an outdoor fire pit and gas grill. You will enjoy watching the American Bison herd. Continental breakfast provided. Age restriction.

Overlook Farm is what an escape to the country is supposed be, with commanding views of pastures and the majestic Mississippi River. Designed to evoke the feel of an English manor, the experience is all elegance and serenity, whether you stay at Rackheath House, Cedarcrest Manor or The Farm House.

Our four guestrooms include a private deck or patio. Private hot tubs are available. You may choose to stay in the ultra private guest cottage, located in our adjacent Big Red Barn. Take a dip in Lake of the Ozarks; relax on our boat dock with swim platform. Pool privileges are available. The gazebo is a nice place for a wedding. Early morning coffee trays are delivered to your door before breakfast is served. Osage Beach Premium Outlets Mall, five golf courses, a local winery and fine dining are within ten minutes drive. Your hosts were named Innkeepers of the Year by BedandBreakfast.com, October 2008. Inspected and Approved by Bed and Breakfast Inns of Missouri, August, 2008.

Colonial home built in the late l800s. TV in common room. Full breakfast. No smoking. Within 30 miles of Swan Lake Wildlife Refuge; Gen. Sterling Price Museum; Walt Disney Boyhood Home; and the Arrow Rock Lyceum Theater.

The renovated, 1920s farmhouse on this fully functioning farm holds two suites with baths. Each features a featherbed, high thread count sheets, warm blankets and handmade quilts, cable TV and Wi-Fi. We serve a fresh, organic breakfast; dinner offered by reservation. The Carriage House has two suites, as well as two half baths and two full luxury baths. There is event space for 200, including a large commercial kitchen. Enjoy the rustic charm as you continue your event in the covered patio of the Wagon Shed. Enjoy the many pleasures of farm life, a serene moment on the landscaped garden patio, complete with tables, chairs benches and a fire pit. Tours of the property are available.

This circa 1910 Victorian farmhouse is three blocks from Augusta Winery; four blocks from Mount Pleasant Winery and from the Katy Trail. The home accommodates four couples in four rooms with queen-sized beds and private baths en suite. Two of the rooms have oversized whirlpool, reproduction claw foot tubs. Two have walk-in showers. There is a large hot-tub in the garden; an outdoor fireplace; extensive gardens and patios. The indoor guest area includes a large sunroom with a massive stone, wood-burning fireplace. Cookies, fresh baked bread and hot beverages are provided. We have a guest refrigerator stocked with cold drinks. A full, hot breakfast is served. Member: Bed and Breakfast Inns of Missouri.

This 1908 farmhouse has four guestrooms. Features include: a hot tub overlooking Stouts Creek; a gazebo; a patio with fire-pit; full breakfast. Located in the Arcadia Valley, two miles from Ironton, on Route 72.

Area attractions: antique shops; carriage rides; Fort Davidson; Elephant Rocks; Taum Sauk Mountain; Millstream Gardens; Black River float trips; the Ozark Trail; and Bobby Powell's Jamboree.