Little Brick Inn is a hidden gem. It is brick but certainly not little! The newly built, spacious…read morerooms are beautifully decorated. You get the benefits of an updated facility while keeping the warm feel of a local Inn. The true star is Hollie. She is warm, helpful, and knowledgable. Whether you're looking for a good meal or a local urgent care (road trips, right?!?), she goes above & beyond.

From the owner: The Little Brick Inn is a unique Bed & Breakfast located along historic Route 66 in Baxter Springs…read moreKS. We have 25 rooms, 2 ADA rooms, a guest laundry room, gym room, elevator, a 40 X 40 conference room & a 17X50 conference room.

Seeing few hotel choices in Pittsburg (and none that inspired me), I opted for a bed-and-breakfast…read morecalled the Himmel House. I can't say "splurged" because it cost little more than an average hotel room, and the cooked-to-order homemade breakfast was much better than you'd find in a hotel. Sherri and Jeff are incredibly gracious and intuitive hosts: there when you need them, but otherwise, they let you be. The porch alone of this rambling abode is larger than some San Francisco apartments, and every window of my room looked out upon lush greenery. I slept well in the big bed and thoroughly enjoyed the historic feel of the Himmel House. Couples will love this B & B, and business travelers take heed: a place like this is a welcome break from hotel life. You won't regret staying here.

Innkeepers are top notch…read more Meticulously clean. Historic house is really cool. Stay here!

We recently attended my husband's High School reunion in Columbus, KS. The Maple UnCommon Hotel and…read moreGuest House is about the only place to stay in Columbus, but it made the trip 'home' even more pleasurable and nostalgic. 'Once upon a time,' it was the J.C. Penny's store. Now it's an extremely unique, charming, hotel-guest house, bed & breakfast, and Art Gallery all stirred up into one. And the owner, manager, and hostess, is an amazing, warm and lovely lady who is totally given to hospitality. The place quickly became our home away from home.

My father and I stayed here for 5 nights in October 2014. It is by far the nicest, cleanest and…read moremost welcoming place to stay in the area. The hosts Laura and Mel make you feel very comfortable. They are able to give you complete privacy while making you also feel that you are a welcomed guest. Our room felt more like an apartment. We had 3 beds in our room King, Queen and a twin. Also had a nice dining and living room area. Laura made sure every morning that we had fresh coffee, juice and plenty to eat. Going as far to let us know if there was something missing in the kitchen that we wanted she would get it for us. I will definitely stay here again and would recommend it to everyone.

I stayed for 6 nights and it was fabulous! The house is beautiful. Bed super comfy. Breakfast was…read moreamazing! I enjoyed everything about this stay!

This home is absolutely magnificent. Built in the early 1900s, the home boasts many original…read morefixtures and so many amazing stories of its rich history. The owners and their pets are so welcoming and warm. We enjoyed walking around the neighborhood taking in the rich history in the other homes and buildings. The downtown area is walkable, really looking forward to the new brewery, but even without it there are many options for food, drink and fun. We went in the winter, so some of the town's amazing activities were down (like the water park). We're already looking to book our next trip in the summer. Thank you to the Sopers for their hospitality and for opening the doors to this historic home!

We took my wife's dinner club of retired school teachers. Everything was perfect!…read moreGreat breakfast each morning. They were very helpful with suggestions on activities in the area. (I recommend a trip out to Red Oak II to see artist Lowell Davis' work). Our group of 8 participated in their Murder Mystery over 3 days. It was very fun!

My daughter and I came to Carthage for the annual play at Grace Episcopal Church and stayed over…read morenight in the Nathanael Hawthorne room. The blend of period furniture with modern amenities was tastefully done. We enjoyed the two person jacuzzi. Dove Toiletries were provided and the convenience of a private bathroom was appreciated. Linens and towels were very clean and fresh and the bedding was warm and regal. Breakfast was omelettes cooked to order with fruit and juice. Coffee was good and available in the foyer as well as the room and bottled water and an assortment of tea and soda was provided in the foyer. The parlor was comfortable and the original stained glass was gorgeous. We intend on returning to stay with the Goolsbys again.

Wonderful hosts and a beautiful building with so much history. An amazing piece of history right on…read morethe old train line. Lots of old train equipment to look at outside. Perfect gem if you have any interest in railway or architectural history. Lobby was undergoing renovations, but it was no inconvenience and I loved hearing about all their careful historical restoration. This stay was unforgettable.

This is a great place to stay if you are looking for a quiet, cozy and peaceful evening! The room…read morewas cute and bed was comfortable! The couple running the place are an absolute joy. They are very friendly and you can tell they love what they do! Breakfast is home made and very good!

Checking out of this fantastic place today and I will miss it. The whole place is so beautiful and…read morefunky. The owners were super attentive and friendly. We've had a lovely weekend here in the area. This place would be great for a group get together too. The common areas and rooms are extremely comfortable. We were in The Easy Rider room and the bed was very nice and comfy. Loved the decor and art all over the house. Will be back!