This was one of our first experiences with a Bed and Breakfast, and it was wonderful. Kristine and…read moreSteve were charming hosts, and our room (in the back with a private entrance) was a spacious and comfortable suite. Breakfast was a three course extravaganza of pastry, warm peaches and delicious eggs, all homemade. The location is perfect, as it's just a couple of blocks to the historic downtown. Free Wi-Fi works well. Kristine and Steve obviously enjoy what they do, and it really shows in how enjoyable they make everyone's stay. Highly recommended.

This is a beautiful, well-equipped and very clean B&B in a superb location in Hannibal. It's a very…read moreshort walk to Mark Twain's boyhood home, the museum, and the restaurants and bars. It's in a very well-maintained old Victorian house, which is pretty. The owners, Kristine and Steve, are very friendly and helpful.

With my few experiences with B&B, this one is the best so far…read more Pros: Price is excellent. Just a little more than paying for a chain hotel. walking distance to downtown. comfortable. You feel at home. Cons: As a breakfast person, breakfast is lite. If you aren't a breakfast person, then it will probably be perfect. It was very good. Notes: max of two people. The bathrooms are shared. There are lot cats around, inside and out. If you have allergies, please take note.

The only "Queen Anne" Victorian in Hannibal. We happened to be the only residents last night. Our…read moreroom was comfortable and had plenty of pillows, blankets, and towels. There was a small TV. Bathroom was in the hall and small. The innkeeper is a cat lover and they were all very friendly. He is also a chef. Breakfast was amazing. Coffee was available along with juice, a yogurt parfait and a delicious frittata with eggs, cheese, potatoes and Missouri sausage.He sat with us at breakfast and shared some of the history of the town and the B & B. He clearly loves the community and the Garden Inn. Thank you for your hospitality Chris.

Where to begin? I spent five nights at the Belvedere as a student at the Belvedere School of…read moreHands-On Preservation. The work I was learning and doing had me fully exhausted, so I was very grateful to be staying right there in the Alfred Lamb room. I needed my rest, and I slept like a rock in my beautifully appointed - yet very comfortable - room. This was my first trip of the COVID era, and I was very appreciative of the thought and effort given to everyone's safety. Breakfasts were out of this world. Pat also prepared lunch daily for our class, and I don't know how she does it. She's an excellent cook, and her creativity really shines. The Yapps are wonderful people, and I miss their sweet dogs, George and Gomer, already. I loved everything about my visit, and hope to return someday!

The Belvedere is gorgeous inside and out! We stayed in the Alfred Lamb room, which was absolutely…read morebeautiful and comfortable. The owner, Pat, prepared an exquisite breakfast table and cooked the most delicious breakfast foods. As far as bed & breakfast, this place is quite nice for a weekend getaway. (Only complaint: Less political views shared at breakfast the better...)

AMAZING! Norm and…read moreJudy were SO hospitable and friendly! The building is absolutely charming and decorated to perfection! We stayed in the Captain's Quarters (crows nest) and were instantly charmed by the antiques and very spacious, comfortable accomodations. Ample selection of toiletries available, and the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. Also, a view of the Mississippi River from the window. They easily accomodated my vegetarian breakfast request with a fantastic stuffed strawberry croissant and a hawaiian influenced egg dish that Judy came up with. a terrific weekend away-highly recommended!!

The mansion is breathtaking it is unbelievable with the 100 year old details and exquisite details…read morein every room. When you go for this tour Juan loves to share the knowledge and information about the family and the details. I don't want to give too much away because you really need to visit! But Tiffany stained glass throughout the house, leather wallpaper, and so much more. This mansion was made before its time and is a masterpiece! The only issues we stumbled on were locating the parking and then finding a place to park.

We went for a birthday celebration and I am so happy for this experience. Great bed and breakfast,…read moreunlike any other bed and breakfast. If you enjoy historical places, this is one to visit. This gives you an opportunity to see what life was like back in the day, from the plumbing in the bathrooms to the old light fixtures and so much more. Juan and Warren are great hosts. Upon checking in at four, you receive a tour of the home. Afterwards the hosts share a Wine and Cheese reception with their guests and afterwards you are able to explore the home on your own. In the morning coffee and tea is provided prior to breakfast. Breakfast was delicious and served in the dining room on china. Please knWe truly enjoyed this bed and breakfast and look forward to visiting again!

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this gorgeous inn! The host/owner, Johnny is…read moreengaging and personable, very helpful and knowledgeable about the city's history and its amenities. His home is beautiful and CLEAN and the breakfast was hearty and delicious. Our bedroom was beautifully appointed, with a clean and comfortable bed (and excellent water pressure in the shower - a must for me). We enjoyed sitting on the spacious front porch and also walking through the neighborhood to view the lovely historic homes. When we visit Quincy again, we will surely return to the Gaslamp Inn!

A must stay! An Experience!…read more I would definitely recommend the Garth Woodside Mansion for a stay if you're passing through this historical river city area. A hidden gem tucked outside Hannibal far enough to avoid the riff-raf. Courtyard views, historic staircase photo opportunities, beautiful decor, and stories of the author Mark Twain in the Samuel Clemens room. Antique furniture is spread throughout the building and even some of the mansions original pieces are intact. The service was wonderful as well. John and Julie are great people with in interest in building the community in their spare time. I'm glad to support such a nice couple and their dream. In the morning after breakfast make sure and grab a carrot to feed the llama and alpaca, (we had to look up the difference between the two). They are definitely a great touch to the farm. If you are looking for a place away from the normal tourist traps away from city life. Check this one out for sure!

I stayed here for a couple of nights and absolutely loved it! It was my first official B&B…read moreexperience, and it definitely did not disappoint. The host, Angela, was so friendly and helpful about Hannibal recommendations. The breakfast was great, and I felt like I was in a quaint cafe! The rooms were very clean and the atmosphere was peaceful and quiet. An absolutely beautiful stay!

Whether you're a hunting party, a quilting party, a wedding party, or a corporate event Andy, Pat,…read moreand their friendly and capable staff will make sure you feel like part of their family. The lodge started out as a hunting lodge in the middle of beautiful Pike County Illinois, the whitetail deer Capitol of the world. With deer season so short Andy recognized other uses for the lodge and expanded his focus to satisfy a wider range of clientele. He has absolutely hit a home run. Sprague's Kinderhook Lodge is a wonderful bed and breakfast on a hill in the midst of corn fields overlooking a sparkling lake with the occasional sound of a distant train softly rumbling by.

From the owner: We are a destination retreat site focusing on quilters, scrapbookers and craftsmen. We also provide…read morelodging during Whitetail hunting season 10 weeks out of the year. We also are a destination site for weddings, reunions and corporate retreats.