Rooms were clean, possibly recently updated. The pool was crystal clear. The breakfast had proper…read moreplates and coffee cups and silverware with a wide selection of breakfast items. A short drive to downtown.

A very nice hotel. So glad the crappy Super 8 in the town 30 miles away was full. I was traveling…read morewith my parents back to MN. They have their spunky dog along. I called enroute and booked this dog friendly motel. It did have carpet on the floor, but was clean. Everything was very clean, high up queen beds. The breakfast the next day was bacon, sausages, scrambled eggs from a bag, biscuits and gravy, etc. Much better than Quality Inn. They also had a pool and gym, I didn't use. Recommend.

I cannot believe all the good reviews - this place is horrid! It seems like it was thrown together…read morewith spare parts and discounted fittings. We had a room with a king size bed. We had roaches!!! Minimal housekeeping means they don't even come in and take all the trash, they just grab the old towels and bring in clean ones (hopefully - eco could mean they just dried wet ones in the dryers and brought them out for re-use). The floor felt like it had not been cleaned in ages on my bare-feet which were dirty by the time I went to bed after I had only walked on the room's floor! The bed was so tall you had to do gymnastics to get on it. They say they are eco minded so I think they use the grey water idea for one time our toilet water was literally yellow and no one had peed in it, so I guess someone had peed in the shower and it ended up in my toilet. The lid on the toilet was too small so you were constantly sitting on the bowl part as well. Also being eco minded meant instead of soap being sanitarily wrapped in it's own unopened paper and small bottles of shampoo etc, you got opened bottles of not full to almost empty products, all of which numerous other people had used and perhaps done God knows what with it and the pump handles were probably never cleaned. You could not even use the sink for the fixtures were so ill fitting, you had to use a cup to rinse your hands, otherwise you were constantly hitting the underneath crevice of the counter and you just knew it had not been touched by "housekeeping" since the hotel was built. There is no restaurant only a breakfast hallway which is sectioned "off limits" except 6-8am. The laundry room which you had to do yourself smelt like sewage. I didn't even shower for it was unusable, not only did it have no grab bars or anything, you had to turn backwards to reach the products about three feet from the shower head. Someone said this hotel was new - the shower was rusty. So after having to pole vault onto the bed I left unshowered, in dirty clothes for I did not want to use products someone may have goobered in that stank to high heaven, or launder my clothes in a sewer. We had planned to stay two nights but left after the first one. Very over priced and don't believe a word of the good reviews. And I didn't even say a word about all the clashing decor...

Great, stay! We stay at this hotel a few times during the year. Our rooms have been updated! We…read moreweren't even aware! They are currently renovating the lobby. The rooms are very nice and clean! We love getting the suite when available. The restaurant is also convenient, nice servers, and great food. The bar is also nice to have right there!

New Diamond Select member with best western which is their highest tier of elite status customers…read more This property did not honor any of the status benefits... no early check in, no room upgrade, no late check out allowed, and no welcome gift of bottled water. Everyone is treated as a basic member with no benefit to brand loyalty. To add to this, an employee named Shane literally screamed angrily at all the pool customers to get out at 902pm when the pool closed at 9pm. He seemed extremely angry that there were customers staying at the hotel. Weird property to treat travelers so mean when it's such a welcoming friendly community outside it's doors. Best western corporate should keep an eye on brand management here. ------ 7/12/26 update: Apparently the rude employee mentioned in my honest review of how the property treats diamond select members is the property owner who does not handle travel reviews well, but as top tier members with several hotel brands and travelers who spend well over 100+ nights per year in hotels, i believe we are able to give well balanced reviews of hotel properties. Several other guests (perhaps around 15) were present to witness the rant that occurred of the employee/ owner closing the pool for the night 2 minutes past closing time. Since we were not in the pool and had already exited and dried off it was pretty appalling to see families and under age children be yelled at in a public hospitality setting. This is never permissible in the hospitality business. The response from the hotel going on a rant blaming us and customers for being the problem is also extremely bad PR to allow. I suspect since their location is fantastic and they are one of only a few hotels in the area that the owner has a sense of superiority over the area. We never asked to stay a 2nd night or refuse to pay for anything. Nor did we demand any late checkout... these were blatant lies from the business owner written in an attempt to minimize our review or make it it look as though we were being unreasonable. Bottom line is that hotel brands definitely need to ensure their privately owned franchise owners adhere to the standards they advertise. There are some marriott and Hilton properties within a short drive of Hannibal that offer a better experience in adhering to status recognition and not treating their customers with content for simply providing them business and revenue. FYI, yes 2 bottles of water were offered at check out after we pointed out that the property denied all status benefits for diamond select. We are sorry the owner was extremely offended that we referred to him as an employee. That does reflect however on the personality type of the individual who runs this establishment.

We were passing through Hannibal and stayed here for one night. It was a nice location and if you…read moreare interested in seeing Mark Twain's boyhood home, you are only two blocks away. The hotel is showing signs of age but some rooms were under construction so it looks like they are updating some areas. The rooms open to a balcony and pool inside the building. It was quiet during our stay so no extra noise from the pool area. Our room was clean and the staff was super nice. It was a nice stay. We saw the Mississippi River when we woke up as well.

Check in was smooth. Front Desk Clerk very professional and friendly. This hotel is pet friendly…read more Wonderful lobby, nice pool and hot tub area. My room was clean and spacious. Mini-fridge in the room along with a coffee/tea maker. All staff I encountered were pleasant and professional. Nice restaurant with good food right next door. They offer a continental breakfast but I did not eat there. The only complaint is the tv. There was nothing in the room listing the channel guide, and when I did get a guide on the tv, it wouldn't let me utilize it, e.g., guide on screen, arrow keys to move around instantly went to a channel. So it was cumbersome to flip through a channel at a time. I would stay here again.

Emily at front desk with great. Very friendly and helpful. Signed up for rewards because of her…read more The room was clean, no complaints. Breakfast was delicious!

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.

My fiancé and I stayed here for a single night on short notice. The proprietor, Chris, was…read morewonderful! One of the first and most important things with bed and breakfasts is that it was clean. From the bedding to the the towels, it felt and smelled clean. That's something that's very important when staying in older places. Chris did a wonderful job with breakfast. Saying it was gourmet isn't an stretch at all. It was two courses, cold then hot with perfectly brewed coffee and a selection of teas. Conversation afterwards was entertaining and engaging. Chris has been around town a long time and told great stories. Stay here and you'll love it too!

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.

This place needs an overhaul and deep clean. Paper thin walls don't help either. Ok for one night…read moreif you don't need a lot of sleep, but really wasn't a pleasant stay.

Within four days I found 4 bugs in my room two earwigs spider and some other thing one spider in…read morekitchen area and my toilet doesn't flush left early from there terrible

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.

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!!

Well you get what you pay for. However, I will not book through Expedia again. They did say there…read moreis no refunds, but for them to charge you quickly and not when you arrive is disappointing. However, we were in a warm nice clean bed and had running water. They made some renovations and updated a few pictures in the place. They had Continental Breakfast with waffles, cereal, yogurt, fruit, oatmeal and toast. They had plenty of coffee but no water or juice for your choosing which was disappointing. We had to buy a bottle for $1.

First the non smoking king room smelled like smoke. The second room had black mold in the bathroom…read more The microwave carousel did not turn. No refund was issued. Traffic noise was terrible.