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.

Wonderful Inn, amazing breakfast!…read more Kristine went out of her way to make me a special breakfast, which is no small feat as I am allergic to eggs. It was actually the best meal I had over our week long journey throughout the Midwest. Our room was very reasonably priced, comfortable, beautiful, and very quiet. I only regret that we didn't have the time to stay there longer. They go above and beyond to accommodate guests, and helped make the whole visit very special.

This place was such a gem. Loved the decor and the snacks and delicious quick breads from Mike and…read morehis wife was so delicious. The hotel is within walking distance to pretty much anything downtown. The train was loud but the complimentary ear plugs helped. We actually weren't bothered the 2nd night by the train so it all went well. Highly recommend staying here!

We stayed at Main Street B & B for three wonderful nights. The room is gorgeous with a view of Main…read moreStreet and the river. The historically decorated room took us back to early days in Hannibal. Each morning we had homemade bread and snacks. The owners are very welcoming and provided information about the town, almost everything we wanted to see was in walking distance. I am so glad we chose this B & B instead of a hotel.

Very nice room, it's definitely as described. The man who runs this bed in breakfast was sadly not…read morevery inviting nor kind to me and my grandma. He made it very clear that since we did not pay for the breakfast along with our room that we would not be given the same treatment as the others. Otherwise, the stay was homely and comfortable.

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.

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...)

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!

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.

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!

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!

I delayed on my review because I really needed to contemplate our experience…read more A very unique stay at an old mansion that has been preserved with such great detail. I was able to peek into other rooms available and there were many we wouldn't mind staying at again. We adored that each floor had a coffee table with an assortment of options. Outside of each floor was a basket of potential forgotten beauty items, such as a toothbrush or toothpaste. Always a nice touch. Downstairs had a snack and drink nook that was available at all hours. Each room had a different theme along with additional amenities, like fuzzy robes and beauty necessities. With all that being said, we only had one night away as a couple and would've loved to have enjoyed the peace and quiet, but the room next to us was rented to a younger couple with two small children. We listened to them cry about bedtime routines and were then awoken before 7am to more tears and sadness. I am well aware as a parent myself, that children are just that. Maybe the B&B should've considered renting a separate room to these guests, possibly on a different floor/adjacent space, considering we were the only two guests checked for the one evening. We were told not to worry about noise, because you couldn't hear a thing in between rooms. This was definitely not the case. We went down for breakfast at 8:30 only to be sat waiting with the young toddlers and their behavior all around the dining room. I now completely understand why other B&B's we've stayed at before have a 'no children' policy. We were expecting, from the reviews, an amazing breakfast, not two burnt pancakes with one strawberry and a handful of blueberries, served an hour past the breakfast time. Interesting 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.

" Was A Niece Place "…read more We met some friends in the Best Western Hotel. The hotel looked very nice and and newer. The Hotel does have a weird layout though. There is an indoor pool and Jacuzzi that all of the rooms look down on! It is weird and leads to an excessive amount of noise that comes up to the rooms.We asked and the employees told us that a remodel had just happened. We joined our friends as they had their continental breakfast. Which looked pretty good. I would stay here !

A fine, throwback feeling motel that does in a pinch. Basically if you want to be near the little…read moredowntown with kids, this is a good option. If you don't, there are higher rated hotels 3-5 miles outside the city, and nice B&B options for adults downtown. My kids were so excited to smell the chlorine and see a pool right when you walk in. That was a hit, and we chatted with some other folks there that were exploring Hannibal. The room was like the motels of my youth. Kinda weird overall as it's inside but has windows. There were clean enough beds (thank god), and the bathroom in our room was designed for accessibility. Notice I didn't say "well-designed" for accessibility. The shower basically flooded the bathroom.. threw some towels down and called it a stay. The breakfast was a time capsule. Styrofoam cups, diner coffee, old cereals.. no one in our group opted to take part. Free parking on both sides of the hotel, and a very short walk to the downtown area. I probably would stay here again, but I'd explore a few more options just to be safe.