Good off the road park. Very nice and well maintained park. Beautiful area to rest a couple of days.read more

Beautiful place and not too big. Just down the street from Missouri Star quilt shops. They have…read morelaundry and lots of grass for pets. Owner is super friendly. You have to reserve and pay online. You cannot pay at the park. We would stay here again.

We arrived and were met by the whole family who helped us off-load and got us set up to sew. They…read morewent out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. It was comfortable and quiet. The place is very clean. The family are gracious hosts. I would highly recommend this place. In fact, we are planning on returning here next year.

My sister and I just got back from a visit to Missouri Star Quilt Company. We went to shop until we…read moredropped. We stayed at Home Inn Hamilton bed and breakfast. We stayed in the Carriage House, which had a full kitchen and plenty of room to sew. Dakota, the owner, set us up with two sewing machines and everything we need, except thread and fabric. Which we knew where to buy if we ran out. Ha, ha. We felt so comfortable and at home. They have dogs, roosters,goats, cats, a donkey. Such a great and amazing time that we our planning out next trip back.

Very charming! Beautiful little bed and breakfast, exquisitely decorated. Surprised by the other…read morereview, because we found it to be very clean and nice. The man who owns the place is very nice, and will take you for a carriage ride. We fed some deer marshmallows, watched the sunset in the carriage, and had a nice evening. He is a chatty man and makes for good conversation- lots of stories. The rooms were very nicely decorated, and while they were admittedly a tad "musky," the antique charm makes up for it. There were also fans in the rooms to help. Additionally, there was a very cool copper bathtub in our room. The location is great, right by the main stretch near a restaurant and antique shop. Additionally, there is a stash of board games and puzzles for guest use. The breakfast was nice, and included a lot of options. It was a very "country" meal, and pleasantly tasted hearty. It was filling. And if you're hungry, the tavern (about a black away) has GREAT grilled cheese and is open until 1 am :)

We spent the Easter weekend and Jamesport hunting for antiques to stage a cabin which is in the…read morearea. We had a successful stay in the beautiful civil War themed country Colonial bed and breakfast. everything was clean and bright and the breakfast was so delightful and absolutely too much however the six of us sure enjoyed everything.

Located just a short drive from Jamesport, MO this B&B is a great weekend getaway for those in the…read moreKC Metro Area and beyond! The Cape Cod style home was built specifically to be a B&B and it shows! The huge wraparound porch had several swinging benches. Walk down to the pond and you'll find another great spot to just sit and swing with your sweetheart. Each of the rooms has it's own private feel and a large attached bathroom. Our upstairs room was very spacious, had two dormer windows and a big champagne soaking tub. There's another room upstairs but with the shared sitting room in between you don't even share a wall, both are very private and quiet. (If you prefer a ground floor room with a big 6 foot shower with double shower heads, there's something wonderful for you here too.) I can't get over the decor, it was so inviting. No attention to detail was spared. Comfy leather couches next to the hearth. Busts of former presidents, paintings of the revolutionary war era, and lots of country rooster touches. Puzzles, books, and games are all right there if you feel the itch to do something other than take in the peaceful countryside or watch a little TV in your room. The lighting was so pretty at night and the dog and cat were waiting outside to greet us. (Don't worry allergy sufferers, they stay outside full time). The hosts were warm and friendly. Mary-Jo is a wonderful cook and breakfast both days was delicious! We highly recommend a stay here!!

This is the best bed and breakfast that my wife and I have ever stayed at. The hosts even took us…read moreon a private tour of the church history sites nearby. Breakfast was the best I have ever had at a bed and breakfast

Shoal Creek B&B is a perfect place to stay if you are in Hamilton or the area. We were there…read morebecause my sister wanted to visit the quilt capital of the world - which it definitely is (be sure to visit the MSQ Museum). Back to our B&B - the host does not live on site but is available 24/7 to help if needed. We stayed in the Estate Room which has a bed and twin daybed plus a private bathroom suite. It was SWEET (intentional). The house is beautiful - with original woodwork and flooring. Plus, very, very comfortable. It is located in town with parking on site. Our hostess made an excellent breakfast of French toast, bacon, fried potatoes and watermelon. I was able to self-serve my Keurig coffee in the morning and sit on the front porch to start my day. Definitely stay here! Security? It's Hamilton, MO. Just be sure you lock the outer doors at night PLUS your room has a combination lock on it too. We had no problems at all.

Before booking a room at Shoal Creek B&B, you should be aware that it is not owner-occupied…read more On page 5 of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Environmental Regulation and Licensure Unit Governing Lodging Establishments, the definition of "bed and breakfast" states that "the owner must live in or adjacent to the building." The owner, Terri Westover, does not live in or adjacent to the building. This is not disclosed on the B&B's website or in the reservation confirmation emails. Westover sent me an email the day I was to arrive, asking me what time I expected to be there. She advised that she would not be onsite and gave me the front door code. She said she would meet me when she came to serve breakfast the next morning. A nice couple arrived the same time I did. They had not received her email because they had been on the road, and they were surprised that she was not there. She had not informed them about the parking arrangements, so they scouted around for a place to park their RV. Once we got inside and toured the place, it was apparent that no one lives there. The bedrooms are all guest rooms. The refrigerator has only breakfast items. This means that when you reserve a room there, you have no way of knowing if you will be staying there alone, or with people you would rather not be alone with. You don't get to decide if that's an acceptable risk. Westover decides for you. When I was there, the other guests were lovely people. Probably all the guests who stay there are lovely people. But it is purely a matter of luck. Westover doesn't know squat about who is at her front door. All she's interested in is your credit card. She left a Hamilton visitors' guide in a nook, but there was no printed information with instructions in case of an emergency. I did not see lighted fire exit signs or fire extinguishers or smoke detectors. If you need to escape from your room, you'll have to jump from the second floor. Whether she changes the door code in between visitors is anybody's guess. There was no visible security apparatus. Someone would only have to break a ground-floor window to gain access to the house. Westover provides her phone number but she did not leave a list of emergency contacts. The nearest ER is in Cameron, 16 miles away. Anything that happens to the house, or to you or anyone else there during the night, you will have to deal with until Westover can get there, which will not be as fast as if she was there already. Since she is almost certainly in violation of zoning and licensure regulations, it begs the question what her insurance would cover in case of theft, damage to property or injury to someone's person. Whatever. There is something furtive about her lack of transparency. Poor hospitality is the best thing I can call it. She is not trustworthy, which is even worse.

don't let the abandoned looking cars out front fool you this is a decent place to catch forty…read morewinks, not great but decent. the door screens need repair but collapse is not imminent; roof didn't leak but it wasn't raining either. for a small fee you get a clean room with a locking door, running water, and cable TV. if you don't travel with beddings you might want to ask about a top sheet. no breakfast, no wifi, no bugs... no problem