This circa 1850 French Chateau is located in Missouri's oldest town. The four guestrooms include a fireplace, bath robes, ceiling fan, and king beds. The full breakfast can be served in your room.

Two cozy, one-room cabins, each with two-person jetted tub, wood burning fireplace (wood provided) and a porch for admiring the natural beauty. The setting is a beautiful tree covered hill with a creek that runs through the woods. Breakfast is delivered to your cabin.

We offer a free shuttle to the Katy Trail, which is five miles away. We are situated in wine country, one hour from St. Louis. Located off of Route 94; five miles east of Marthasville on Route D.

Guests may reserve one room or the whole house. There are four guestrooms on the second floor; one suite on the first floor. All guestrooms have a private bath. Breakfast is served buffet style; enjoy it on the large backyard deck, in your room or in the kitchen. Located 14 miles west of Hermann on Route 100.

We offer two guestrooms with queen sized bed, private bath, fireplace and sitting area. Guests enjoy the eight-person hot tub and four acres of wooded grounds. Our library contains books on local history, old campus yearbooks and other topics. A work space is provided with Wi-Fi, a phone and printer. We serve house made cookies, snacks, beverages and a full hot breakfast. Within 25 miles of the Inn, you can visit wineries, fish for trout at Maramec Spring, and take a float trip on a spring fed stream.

Gusetrooms have jetted tub, fluffy robes, slippers, fireplace, refrigerator, and private entrance. A full, hot breakfast served in your room, in the garden, or in the dining room. Complimentary European high tea with handmade chocolate truffles, French, Swiss and Austrian pastries. Four-course candlelight dinners upon request. Outdoor hot tub. We have a nice lavender garden. Swiss, German, French, Italian, Spanish and English spoken. Located two miles north of Rhineland, in the village of Starkenburg, on a hilltop with sweeping vistas. Visit our Website for special packages.

The restored 10-acre estate was built in 1882. The home features high ceilings, hardwood floors, six fireplaces, pocket doors and outstanding woodwork. Huge oak, maple, ash and walnut trees shade the grounds. Enjoy wine on the porch. Lunch and supper can be arraigned by appointment. Located on Route 61, eight miles south of Ste. Genevieve.

Fourteen two- and three-room suites with kitchenettes and fireplaces; five have a jetted tub. Full breakfast in dining area. Conference room available. Wine and gift shop on site.

The circa 1848 Inn completely restored, with the addition of ontemporary ammenities. e have eight guestrooms and a very private carriage house. We serve a four course breakfast with your choice of eight entrees. Our dining room is restaurant style, so you have a private table. Breakfast is served 8 a.m.-9:30 a.m. Enjoy these elegant surroundings in Missouri's oldest town.

A circa 1925 Colonial with four guestrooms: private baths, jetted tub, TV and DVD. Outdoor hot tub and in-ground pool. Some off street parking. A full, hot breakfast is served.

Offering six guestrooms with private baths. Amenities include: patio gardens; indoor common areas; guest laundry; indoor locked bicycle parking; Wi-Fi. Cooking school on-site. Special cooking, lodging packages are available. Catering for groups to 26.

An Amish-built cedar home, furnished with antiques. Sleeps six. You will be our only guests. Hot tub, pool and fireplace available. Hike the forest and watch the wildlife. Enjoy Bull Creek, a clear stream suitable for snorkeling. Located 45 minutes from Springfield or Branson.  Member of Bed and Breakfast Inns of Missouri since 1992.

Circa 1876 school building. Each of the two guestrooms includes king bed, private bath with a two person whirlpool tub. A full breakfast is served. Enjoy the spectacular views.

Renovated Sears-Roebuck home in quiet neighborhood. Three guestrooms and a suite, all with private baths. Full breakfast served. Two miles from Katy Trail.

Victorian dollhouse in wine country. Decorated with chandeliers, antiques, wallpaper and lace. King and queen beds, jetted tubs, private baths, outside decks. A hearty breakfast is included.

On 60 wooded acres. Three guestrooms, each with views of the Mississippi river. Outdoor fire pit, decks, large pavilion overlooking the river. On Route 79, five miles north of Clarksville; five miles south of Louisiana.

Lodge Restaurant is open for lunch, Wednesday-Sunday; dinner Friday-Saturday. Flea market and Red Barn Antique and Collectibles shop are open Wednesday-Sunday, or by appointment. Our developmentally disabled residents live and work on the premises. Their gentle, caring service will make your stay memorable.

Our three guestrooms (two connecting), each with private bathroom. We are situated on 52 acres, 39 of which are wooded, with two miles of trails. The other 13 acres are fenced pasture for our two horses, one donkey, twelve sheep and one goat. We have four horse stalls, a paddock and seven indoor/outdoor kennels for those traveling with animals. There is a $10 per night fee for these facilities. A full breakfast is served at a time of your choice. Two miles north of Houston, 1.5 miles off of Route 63.

The circa 1881 house sits atop bluffs overlooking the Osage River and the Maries River. The main Inn features one two-room suite, plus two guestrooms, each with private bath. Wilhelmshaven is our stand alone getaway cottage. Enjoy your morning meal in the dining room or on the veranda.

Built around a circa 1834 limestone schoolhouse, believed to be the oldest standing schoolhouse west of the Mississippi River. In addition to the two guestrooms, we have a game room loft, a screened porch, and a high privacy porch for sun lovers. Located on 15 acres, we offer privacy and peace and quiet. Busy bird feeders, along with other wildlife, supply non-stop action and color. The owner, a former chef, serves big fluffy omelets or sourdough pancakes with huckleberry syrup for breakfast. Custom dinners are available by reservation. Guests are greeted by Daisy the basset hound, and Cocoa the chocolate lab.

Our Inn, located in wine country, two blocks from the Katy Trail, holds three luxury suites and one private room. We have acres of manicured lawn, gardens, woods, and a walking trail. A hot tub, sauna, and reflexology are available. One hour from St. Louis. Full breakfast.

Renovated bank building. Three guestrooms with private baths and jetted tubs. Enjoy a getaway to The Arts and Crafts Suite, The Safari Suite or the Renassiance Suite. Mark Twain visited this building on his last visit to Hannibal in 1913.

Our guests enjoy full house access, including a secluded porch, a spacious kitchen, dining room, living room and a large bathroom with Jacuzzi brand tub, rainfall shower and twin sinks. The second guestroom is perfect for the traveler looking for a relaxing stay. We are 12 blocks from William Jewell College; five blocks from the Liberty Square. Premium 24 hour tea service with more than 80 tea choices. We host tea parties and private events.

The four guestrooms share three bathrooms. Rooms are decorated with oak and walnut antique furniture. The sitting room contains books and games for your enjoyment; the one TV tunes in the local channels. Cinnamon rolls are a specialty; they are served with eggs, bacon and fried apples.

Circa 1880 mansion overlooking Bicentennial Park. Choose from four guestrooms, all with a private bath and two-person thermal massage tub. Relax in the parlor; cozy up to the fireplace in the Gathering Room. A hearty breakfast including fruit, juice, fresh eggs and some special recipes is served in the large dining room. Outdoors, enjoy the swing, the wraparound veranda and the gazebo.

This 1871 Victorian has four guestrooms; private baths, one with a jetted tub. A full breakfast is served; snacks and beverages in the afternoon. Rooms have a balcony, ceiling fans, TV/VCR and a coffee maker. Free Wi-Fi. Relax on the wraparound porch. No smoking indoors.

An authentic, 19th century hotel at the confluence of the Osage and Missouri Rivers. The Dauphine has been carefully restored, combining original architecture and furnishings with modern amenities to ensure your comfort. Choose from seven guestrooms furnished with antique dressers and iron beds original to the hotel. All guestrooms have private bath; one features a two-person jetted tub. A hearty breakfast is cooked to order and served at your leisure in the large kitchen. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

On 40 secluded acres with woodlands, small pastures and private fishing ponds. Offering five guestrooms with private baths and bathrobes; some rooms have a fireplace; some with jetted tub. There are covered patios and an aviary/wildlife viewing deck. Two horse stalls are available in the barn; riding trails are adjacent in the Compton Hollow Conservation Area. For group events, there is a retreat area with private restrooms and a commercial kitchen. Group lunches and dinners are available, by appointment. A drive-up offers easy access for our disabled guests. Our guests enjoy the local culture with visits to Amish country, antique shops, old mills, Compton Hollow Conservation area and a Friday night Barn Dance. Located 20 minutes from Springfield; 15 minutes off of Route 60 and I-44.

Circa 1885 house with three guestrooms on the second floor. Rooms are furnished with period pieces; each has a private bath. Wrap-around porch. Three blocks to shops, art galleries and restaurants.

Spacious, fully furnished two story guesthouse. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms. Large screened-in porch at water's edge. Private boat dock. Free use of canoe, Perfect for boating, swimming, and enjoying the beauty of the Gasconade River.

A beautiful hilltop location with a spectacular view, overlooking the architectural beauty of St. Joseph. Four guestrooms, all with antique furniture, private bath, fluffy towels, fresh flowers, luxury linens, DirecTV, air conditioning, specialty lotions and soaps and sounds-of-nature clocks. A hearty breakfast is served on fine china. We will share information on what to see and do in St. Joseph and the surrounding area. This inn is biker friendly.

In 2008, True West Magazine named St. Jo #1 of the top 10 western towns to visit. Come visit St. Jo, where the Wild West began, the Pony Express was founded, and Jesse James roamed the land.

Two suites with king beds and Jacuzzi brand tubs; and two rooms with queen beds and shared bathroom. Full gourmet breakfast. Dinner available for overnight guest with 48 hour notice. Transportation available to and from AMTRAK, Katy Trail and the Jefferson City and Columbia airports. Located four blocks west of the Capitol; one half mile south of Katy Trail.