In a previous post, we brought you 10 unique places to stay in the Show Me State. Now, we are back with 14 more! We have everything on this list from tee-pees and tree-house cabins to luxurious boutique suites. Whether you are looking for a rugged, pampered, or historic experience, you will find something to your tastes here.

  1. Munger Moss, Lebanon

Wikimedia/ Marcin Wichary Munger Moss in Lebanon allows you to visit a simpler time and come home to your “home away from home.” With Route 66 themed rooms personally decorated by Ramona, one of the owners, you will always have an experience worth talking about. They are now offering free Wi-Fi access in every room, which is rare in a retro motel.

Built in 1946, the Munger Moss Motel is one of the few remaining “mom and pop” motels on Route 66. It has been owned and managed by Bob and Ramona Lehman since 1971.

They also have an amazing gift shop inside the office. It includes shelves and shelves of antique toy trucks on display. 1336 U.S. Rt. 66, Lebanon, MO 65536, USA

  1. Boots Court, Carthage

Flickr/ Marion Brite For a true old fashioned experience, Boots Court recently reopened for guests in 2012 after being closed for over 20 years. The available rooms are located in the section of the motel that was built in 1946, including a room where Clark Gable once stayed! Their goal is to give travelers an authentic early motel experience as if travelling Route 66 or Route 71 in the 1940s.

And they aren’t kidding about authentic. In 1939, the Boots advertised “a radio in every room,” so they still do provide a radio. However, there are no televisions in the rooms, and the 1949 Zenith TV in the office is purely decorative. No need to panic! They do provide wireless internet in all rooms as it doesn’t impact the historic experience.

All of the pillows are feather but they will replace them with hypo-allergenic ones if you have an allergy. In addition, due to the size of the bathrooms, the rooms are not wheelchair accessible. 107 S Garrison Ave, Carthage, MO 64836, USA

  1. Hotel Vandivort, Springfield

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Facebook/ Hotel Vandivort The Hotel Vandivort is Springfield’s first urban boutique hotel in a former Masonic Temple. The 108-year-old structure is rich in the history and tradition of the downtown community. It is a local historic site that is even listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Preservation organizations worked with the hotel owners and staff to reclaim the building’s history and original beauty

The boutique design and a wide array of amenities give each guest their own unique experience. They have 50 guest-rooms, including 12 suites and 2 premier suites. Keeping the historic elements of the building, the design combines this with modern aesthetics and a vintage industrial vibe. They are located at 305 E. Walnut Street. 305 E Walnut St, Springfield, MO 65806, USA

  1. Ambassador Hotel Kansas City, Autograph Collection

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Facebook/ Ambassador Hotel Kansas City, Autograph Collection This amazing downtown boutique hotel in Kansas City is housed in a 1920s Neoclassical building. The rooms and suites feature a refined contemporary design with marble bathrooms and designer toiletries. Flat-screen TVs, safes, mini-fridges, coffee makers and minibars are included as well as free WiFi. Turndown service is standard.

Amenities include a fitness center, free transportation within a 5-mile radius, and gourmet room service. The onsite posh restaurant serves locally sourced food, cocktails and wine. They are located at 1111 Grand Blvd. 1111 Grand Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64106, USA

  1. Hotel Ignacio, St. Louis

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King church/Google Maps Hotel Ignacio was designed by the award-winning Lawrence Group and has 49 luxurious guest rooms and two suites. Unique room themes include Fine Art, Performing Arts, Architecture, and Music, showcasing the hotel’s location in the arts center of the city.

The onsite Baiku Sushi Lounge serves rolls and specialty nigiri and sake in the evening, and a noodle concept with stir fry and sandwiches during the day. The Triumph Grill serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.

Other amenities include room service, weekday dry cleaning, a fitness center, business center, and bicycles available to borrow. They are located at 3411 Olive Street, near Saint Louis University & Grand Center. 3411 Olive St, St. Louis, MO 63103, USA

  1. Hotel Frederick, Boonville

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Facebook/ Hotel Frederick The Hotel Frederick was built in 1905, and is a local and state historical landmark. The finest example of Romanesque Revival architecture in the region, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
At one time, the Frederick operated as a weekend restaurant and Greyhound bus depot, and later served as the Boonville Retirement Center. When the retirement center closed in 1994, the building remained unused until 2004. After a $4 million restoration it was returned to its former grandeur.

The public areas are furnished and decorated primarily with 19th century antiques, emphasizing regional history. Glass etchings in many of the guestroom bathrooms are by Kansas City artist Peregrine Honig. The historic Hotel Frederick boasts the “warmth of a Missouri bed and breakfast with the sophistication of a boutique luxury hotel.”

Amenities include flat screen TVs, high speed internet, luxury linens and robes, and natural bath products. Some rooms even feature Bain Ultra Air Tubs and refrigerators. Visit the historic The Fred Restaurant & Lounge for a decadent dining experience. The Hotel Frederick is located at 501 E. High Street. 501 High St, Boonville, MO 65233, USA

  1. Granny’s Country Cottage Bed and Breakfast, Humphrey’s

Facebook/ Granny’s Country Cottage Bed and Breakfast How about staying in a refurbished grain bin? Aside from Granny’s main cottage, they have a second unit, called the “Round House.” It sits at the edge of the yard overlooking the fishing pond. A spacious living room and kitchen area are on the first floor, and a winding staircase leads to the second floor where the bedroom and full bath is located. It is tastefully decorated with items from the farm including an aluminum washtub that serves as a table and an old cream separator as a decorative wastebasket.

The main cottage has two bedrooms, one full bath, a living room, and a fully furnished kitchen, also decorated country style. You are greeted with a homemade pie upon arrival and have the option of cooking for yourself or having your meals prepared for you. They are located at 12473 Atom Drive. 12473 Atom Dr, Humphreys, MO 64646, USA

  1. River of Life Farm, Dora

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Facebook/ River of Life Farm Stay in a Treehouse Cabin at the River of Life Farm in southern Missouri for the perfect vacation! It is one of only a few places in the world where you can stay in a tree house with modern amenities, and spectacular views. Located on 350 acres of secluded privacy, there are actually many lodging options available including cabins, lodges and suites as well as camping facilities. They are located on Route 365.

The Treehouse cabin has a great overlook of the North Fork from its private deck. Perfectly secluded, you have access to hiking and fly fishing including the “miracle mile” of rainbow trout fishing, the finest in the Ozarks. The cabin itself features native red cedar woodwork throughout and all the modern comforts of home. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, microwave oven, and air conditioning. River of Life Farm, 1746 River Of Life Drive, Dora, MO 65637, USA

  1. Victorian Country Inn Bed and Breakfast, Hallsville

Victorian Country Inn/Google Maps The historical family estate dates back to 1896, so both the estate and house are brimming with history and mystery. The B&B sits on top of a grassy meadow near two ponds with an amazing view. You can enjoy the morning air with cup of coffee or tea before a full homemade breakfast.

There are two beautiful themed suites and one guest room, with elegant décor throughout the house. All rooms have private baths. Common areas on the first floor include the Victorian Tea Parlor, perfect for breakfast, the 24-hour coffee and tea bar, and the Sideboard Sale. Here you can purchase mugs, teas, local items, European gifts and hand signed books. When there are no events (such as their popular Murder Mystery Dinner Theater), guests have access to the New Event White Room.

Amenities include satellite TV, spa robes and free WiFi. They also offer a Twilight Spa Massage & Reflexology with the couples massage package in the spa room, as well as other special packages. They are located at 1850 Route 124 East. (The Victorian Country Inn has permanently closed) 1850 MO-124, Hallsville, MO 65255, USA

  1. Bucks and Spurs Guest Ranch, Ava

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Facebook/ Bucks and Spurs Guest Ranch Bucks and Spurs is one of only a few dude ranches in Missouri. On the 700-acre ranch, Cecil and his wife, Sonny, offer guests the opportunity to become as much of a cowhand as they can handle. The more active guests can go on cattle drives, learn roping and lassoing, ride Missouri Fox Trotter horses through the Ozark countryside, and take shooting lessons or even drive a tractor. There is also two miles of private river frontage on the Big Beaver River for canoeing, tubing or fishing.

Guests accommodations are in two log buildings constructed by the Huffs out of timber harvested from their property. The cost is $250 per adult with horseback riding and $170 nightly without. This includes all meals and activities. HC 71 Box 163, Douglas County Fm Rd A422, Ava, MO 65608

  1. Silver Rails Depot Inn and Suites, La Plata

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Facebook/ Silver Rails – Depot Inn & Suites When Tom and Kelly Marshall decided on a railroad theme for this hotel, they started to receive donations of railroad memorabilia. As a result, it became somewhat of a legit railroad museum. The hallways, which are partitioned to resemble the inside of passenger rail cars, are now lined with glass display cases containing a treasure trove of railroad memorabilia! Railroad lanterns, silverware, china, tools, posters and other items with railroad themes are all featured.

The architecture of the lobby was designed to create the feel of a newly built 1880s-era railway station. The registration desk looks like a ticket booth, and the main lobby looks as if it is a waiting area. They also built an enclosed railroad observation room, which overlooks the railroad tracks that carry a train through town about every 15 minutes. Content of the Exhibition of Amtrak History, on loan from the Amtrak Historical Society, is located behind the inn in two retired Amtrak mail-handling cars. 1245 N Brown St, La Plata, MO 63549, USA

  1. Chateau Avalon, Kansas City

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Facebook/ Chateau Avalon Hotel, Spa & d’Nile Wine Bar Chateau Avalon is a beautifully unique boutique hotel in Kansas City. They have 61 guest rooms and 23 different concept suites. They have one of the city’s largest fountains that sits in front of the glorious classic French chateau architecture. They serve custom cocktails at the d’Nile Wine Bar on the patio. A complimentary breakfast is delivered to your suite each morning.

Beautiful concept rooms include 6 luxury and 11 adventure rooms. For example, the Monte Cristo Luxury Suite is a three-story suite with 300-degree window views, a sculpture fountain, whirlpool spa, and a regal wrought iron four post king size bed. The Jesse James Escape Adventure Suite features a 25’ mural depicting the bandit robbing a train. This room includes a tub built into a rock formation and a modern walk-in shower that is separate from the tub. Come find out why AAA Best of the Midwest named them the #2 Boutique Hotel in the Midwest in 2012. 701 Village West Pkwy, Kansas City, KS 66111, USA

  1. St. Louis West / Historic Route 66 KOA, Eureka

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Facebook/ St. Louis West / Historic Route 66 KOA Stay in an old train caboose! The Historic Route 66 KOA features a Classic Caboose, an original nostalgic accommodation. It sleeps up to 4 people, and includes a full bathroom, queen bed, fold down dinette, loft bed, refrigerator, covered porch, and TV.

The campground itself is nestled in a valley among rolling hills near St. Louis, only one mile from Six Flags. They feature other types of lodging options such as RV, cabin, and tent sites, and are just a short drive to all the St. Louis attractions. They also offer free WiFi. 18475 Old US Hwy 66, Eureka, MO 63025

  1. 816 Hotel, Kansas City

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Facebook/ 816 Hotel All of the 816 Hotel’s themed rooms pay tribute to Kansas City in their own way. With 17 of these rooms to choose from, you are sure to have a one-of-a-kind experience. In addition, most room packages come with additional tickets and other goodies. For example, The Uptown Theater room includes 2 free tickets to a show at the historic theater (if there is an event).

The TWA Themed room comes with 2 adult tickets to the TWA Museum (closed Sunday and Monday) and an exclusive TWA - 816 Coffee Mug featuring David Klein’s artwork for TWA - Kansas City.

The Kansas City Zoo Room is great for families, and comes with 4 Zoo admission tickets, 4 Gold ride wristbands, 2 12-inch penguin plush animals, 2 4x6 penguin pictures with embossed Zoo logo, and 1 gift bag with a penguin and Zoo logo.

The Kelly’s Westport Inn room features a section of the original bar from this historic KC staple. It comes with $10 in Kelly’s dollars (to be used in the bar) and 2 commemorative 40-ounce cups. See the website for a list of all the rooms. (The 816 Hotel has permanently closed) 801 Westport Rd, Kansas City, MO 64111, USA

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Munger Moss in Lebanon allows you to visit a simpler time and come home to your “home away from home.” With Route 66 themed rooms personally decorated by Ramona, one of the owners, you will always have an experience worth talking about. They are now offering free Wi-Fi access in every room, which is rare in a retro motel.

Built in 1946, the Munger Moss Motel is one of the few remaining “mom and pop” motels on Route 66. It has been owned and managed by Bob and Ramona Lehman since 1971.

They also have an amazing gift shop inside the office. It includes shelves and shelves of antique toy trucks on display.

1336 U.S. Rt. 66, Lebanon, MO 65536, USA

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For a true old fashioned experience, Boots Court recently reopened for guests in 2012 after being closed for over 20 years. The available rooms are located in the section of the motel that was built in 1946, including a room where Clark Gable once stayed! Their goal is to give travelers an authentic early motel experience as if travelling Route 66 or Route 71 in the 1940s.

And they aren’t kidding about authentic. In 1939, the Boots advertised “a radio in every room,” so they still do provide a radio. However, there are no televisions in the rooms, and the 1949 Zenith TV in the office is purely decorative. No need to panic! They do provide wireless internet in all rooms as it doesn’t impact the historic experience.

All of the pillows are feather but they will replace them with hypo-allergenic ones if you have an allergy. In addition, due to the size of the bathrooms, the rooms are not wheelchair accessible.

107 S Garrison Ave, Carthage, MO 64836, USA

Hotel Vandivort/Google Maps

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The Hotel Vandivort is Springfield’s first urban boutique hotel in a former Masonic Temple. The 108-year-old structure is rich in the history and tradition of the downtown community. It is a local historic site that is even listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Preservation organizations worked with the hotel owners and staff to reclaim the building’s history and original beauty

The boutique design and a wide array of amenities give each guest their own unique experience. They have 50 guest-rooms, including 12 suites and 2 premier suites. Keeping the historic elements of the building, the design combines this with modern aesthetics and a vintage industrial vibe. They are located at 305 E. Walnut Street.

305 E Walnut St, Springfield, MO 65806, USA

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Facebook/ Ambassador Hotel Kansas City, Autograph Collection

This amazing downtown boutique hotel in Kansas City is housed in a 1920s Neoclassical building. The rooms and suites feature a refined contemporary design with marble bathrooms and designer toiletries. Flat-screen TVs, safes, mini-fridges, coffee makers and minibars are included as well as free WiFi. Turndown service is standard.

Amenities include a fitness center, free transportation within a 5-mile radius, and gourmet room service. The onsite posh restaurant serves locally sourced food, cocktails and wine. They are located at 1111 Grand Blvd.

1111 Grand Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64106, USA

Hotel Ignacio/Google Maps

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Hotel Ignacio was designed by the award-winning Lawrence Group and has 49 luxurious guest rooms and two suites. Unique room themes include Fine Art, Performing Arts, Architecture, and Music, showcasing the hotel’s location in the arts center of the city.

The onsite Baiku Sushi Lounge serves rolls and specialty nigiri and sake in the evening, and a noodle concept with stir fry and sandwiches during the day. The Triumph Grill serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.

Other amenities include room service, weekday dry cleaning, a fitness center, business center, and bicycles available to borrow. They are located at 3411 Olive Street, near Saint Louis University & Grand Center.

3411 Olive St, St. Louis, MO 63103, USA

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The Hotel Frederick was built in 1905, and is a local and state historical landmark. The finest example of Romanesque Revival architecture in the region, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
At one time, the Frederick operated as a weekend restaurant and Greyhound bus depot, and later served as the Boonville Retirement Center. When the retirement center closed in 1994, the building remained unused until 2004. After a $4 million restoration it was returned to its former grandeur.

The public areas are furnished and decorated primarily with 19th century antiques, emphasizing regional history. Glass etchings in many of the guestroom bathrooms are by Kansas City artist Peregrine Honig. The historic Hotel Frederick boasts the “warmth of a Missouri bed and breakfast with the sophistication of a boutique luxury hotel.”

Amenities include flat screen TVs, high speed internet, luxury linens and robes, and natural bath products. Some rooms even feature Bain Ultra Air Tubs and refrigerators. Visit the historic The Fred Restaurant & Lounge for a decadent dining experience. The Hotel Frederick is located at 501 E. High Street.

501 High St, Boonville, MO 65233, USA

Facebook/ Granny’s Country Cottage Bed and Breakfast

How about staying in a refurbished grain bin? Aside from Granny’s main cottage, they have a second unit, called the “Round House.” It sits at the edge of the yard overlooking the fishing pond. A spacious living room and kitchen area are on the first floor, and a winding staircase leads to the second floor where the bedroom and full bath is located. It is tastefully decorated with items from the farm including an aluminum washtub that serves as a table and an old cream separator as a decorative wastebasket.

The main cottage has two bedrooms, one full bath, a living room, and a fully furnished kitchen, also decorated country style. You are greeted with a homemade pie upon arrival and have the option of cooking for yourself or having your meals prepared for you. They are located at 12473 Atom Drive.

12473 Atom Dr, Humphreys, MO 64646, USA

Facebook/ River of Life Farm

Stay in a Treehouse Cabin at the River of Life Farm in southern Missouri for the perfect vacation! It is one of only a few places in the world where you can stay in a tree house with modern amenities, and spectacular views. Located on 350 acres of secluded privacy, there are actually many lodging options available including cabins, lodges and suites as well as camping facilities. They are located on Route 365.

The Treehouse cabin has a great overlook of the North Fork from its private deck. Perfectly secluded, you have access to hiking and fly fishing including the “miracle mile” of rainbow trout fishing, the finest in the Ozarks. The cabin itself features native red cedar woodwork throughout and all the modern comforts of home. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, microwave oven, and air conditioning.

River of Life Farm, 1746 River Of Life Drive, Dora, MO 65637, USA

Victorian Country Inn/Google Maps

The historical family estate dates back to 1896, so both the estate and house are brimming with history and mystery. The B&B sits on top of a grassy meadow near two ponds with an amazing view. You can enjoy the morning air with cup of coffee or tea before a full homemade breakfast.

There are two beautiful themed suites and one guest room, with elegant décor throughout the house. All rooms have private baths. Common areas on the first floor include the Victorian Tea Parlor, perfect for breakfast, the 24-hour coffee and tea bar, and the Sideboard Sale. Here you can purchase mugs, teas, local items, European gifts and hand signed books. When there are no events (such as their popular Murder Mystery Dinner Theater), guests have access to the New Event White Room.

Amenities include satellite TV, spa robes and free WiFi. They also offer a Twilight Spa Massage & Reflexology with the couples massage package in the spa room, as well as other special packages. They are located at 1850 Route 124 East. (The Victorian Country Inn has permanently closed)

1850 MO-124, Hallsville, MO 65255, USA

Facebook/ Bucks and Spurs Guest Ranch

Bucks and Spurs is one of only a few dude ranches in Missouri. On the 700-acre ranch, Cecil and his wife, Sonny, offer guests the opportunity to become as much of a cowhand as they can handle. The more active guests can go on cattle drives, learn roping and lassoing, ride Missouri Fox Trotter horses through the Ozark countryside, and take shooting lessons or even drive a tractor. There is also two miles of private river frontage on the Big Beaver River for canoeing, tubing or fishing.

Guests accommodations are in two log buildings constructed by the Huffs out of timber harvested from their property. The cost is $250 per adult with horseback riding and $170 nightly without. This includes all meals and activities.

HC 71 Box 163, Douglas County Fm Rd A422, Ava, MO 65608

Facebook/ Silver Rails – Depot Inn & Suites

When Tom and Kelly Marshall decided on a railroad theme for this hotel, they started to receive donations of railroad memorabilia. As a result, it became somewhat of a legit railroad museum. The hallways, which are partitioned to resemble the inside of passenger rail cars, are now lined with glass display cases containing a treasure trove of railroad memorabilia! Railroad lanterns, silverware, china, tools, posters and other items with railroad themes are all featured.

The architecture of the lobby was designed to create the feel of a newly built 1880s-era railway station. The registration desk looks like a ticket booth, and the main lobby looks as if it is a waiting area. They also built an enclosed railroad observation room, which overlooks the railroad tracks that carry a train through town about every 15 minutes. Content of the Exhibition of Amtrak History, on loan from the Amtrak Historical Society, is located behind the inn in two retired Amtrak mail-handling cars.

1245 N Brown St, La Plata, MO 63549, USA

Facebook/ Chateau Avalon Hotel, Spa & d’Nile Wine Bar

Chateau Avalon is a beautifully unique boutique hotel in Kansas City. They have 61 guest rooms and 23 different concept suites. They have one of the city’s largest fountains that sits in front of the glorious classic French chateau architecture. They serve custom cocktails at the d’Nile Wine Bar on the patio. A complimentary breakfast is delivered to your suite each morning.

Beautiful concept rooms include 6 luxury and 11 adventure rooms. For example, the Monte Cristo Luxury Suite is a three-story suite with 300-degree window views, a sculpture fountain, whirlpool spa, and a regal wrought iron four post king size bed. The Jesse James Escape Adventure Suite features a 25’ mural depicting the bandit robbing a train. This room includes a tub built into a rock formation and a modern walk-in shower that is separate from the tub. Come find out why AAA Best of the Midwest named them the #2 Boutique Hotel in the Midwest in 2012.

701 Village West Pkwy, Kansas City, KS 66111, USA

Facebook/ St. Louis West / Historic Route 66 KOA

Stay in an old train caboose! The Historic Route 66 KOA features a Classic Caboose, an original nostalgic accommodation. It sleeps up to 4 people, and includes a full bathroom, queen bed, fold down dinette, loft bed, refrigerator, covered porch, and TV.

The campground itself is nestled in a valley among rolling hills near St. Louis, only one mile from Six Flags. They feature other types of lodging options such as RV, cabin, and tent sites, and are just a short drive to all the St. Louis attractions. They also offer free WiFi.

18475 Old US Hwy 66, Eureka, MO 63025

Facebook/ 816 Hotel

All of the 816 Hotel’s themed rooms pay tribute to Kansas City in their own way. With 17 of these rooms to choose from, you are sure to have a one-of-a-kind experience. In addition, most room packages come with additional tickets and other goodies. For example, The Uptown Theater room includes 2 free tickets to a show at the historic theater (if there is an event).

The TWA Themed room comes with 2 adult tickets to the TWA Museum (closed Sunday and Monday) and an exclusive TWA - 816 Coffee Mug featuring David Klein’s artwork for TWA - Kansas City.

The Kansas City Zoo Room is great for families, and comes with 4 Zoo admission tickets, 4 Gold ride wristbands, 2 12-inch penguin plush animals, 2 4x6 penguin pictures with embossed Zoo logo, and 1 gift bag with a penguin and Zoo logo.

The Kelly’s Westport Inn room features a section of the original bar from this historic KC staple. It comes with $10 in Kelly’s dollars (to be used in the bar) and 2 commemorative 40-ounce cups. See the website for a list of all the rooms. (The 816 Hotel has permanently closed)

801 Westport Rd, Kansas City, MO 64111, USA

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Missouri’s Vast Array Of Places To Stay October 11, 2022 William Suphan What are the coolest places to stay in Missouri? Missouri is jam-packed with interesting and cool places to stay. For instance, a beautiful house AND a cave? Yes, The Cave House in Stone Park near Bonne Terre is a beautiful house of wood and stone and has a cave entrance on the inside! With a little koi pond, plant life, and picturesque limestone rock formations, this is as cool as it gets. The picture windows and huge fireplace make this unique and cozy getaway. The Cheshire Hotel was once a hamburger joint and is now a boutique hotel where each room is named after a British author. The décor is all old-world British and each room has books by the author after which the room is named, and best of all, free quality chocolates! Plus, you’ll be pampered with bath products from Acca Kappa and a Keurig coffee maker right in your room. What are the most luxurious stays in Missouri? This state is a haven for beautiful and luxurious places to stay. The Fleur-De-Lys Mansion in St. Louis is pure elegance and charm and was built in 1913 for Mr. & Mrs. William E. Beckmann of the W.E. Beckmann Bakers and Confectioners Supply Company. The exquisite furnishings and decorative style of this place will take your breath away. It has a wonderful library and even includes a hot tub to soak in. If you’d prefer to find your luxury out in nature, the Stonewater Cove Spa and Resort is the luxury retreat you’ve been looking for. With views of Table Rock Lake and heated pools, you can soak under the stars. Treat yourself to a massage at the Treehouse Spa on-site. There’s nothing like a morning sitting on the patio with a good cup of coffee and looking out over the scintillating lake and lush trees. What are the best Bed & Breakfasts in Missouri? Missouri has a ton of lovely inns and B&Bs for any style and budget. The Old Caledonian Bed & Breakfast is located in the tiny, idyllic town of Caledonia and is simply stunning. The breakfast includes hand-cranked sausages and the place smokes and cures its own bacon and ham. A lovely afternoon tea is also available. How about a bucolic farm stay with cheese, wine, and sweet farm animals to meet? The Brinkman Farmstead Bed & Breakfast in Owensville makes its own cheeses and is in the middle of wine country. The farm’s animals are as cute as can be!

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Missouri’s Vast Array Of Places To Stay

October 11, 2022

William Suphan

What are the coolest places to stay in Missouri? Missouri is jam-packed with interesting and cool places to stay. For instance, a beautiful house AND a cave? Yes, The Cave House in Stone Park near Bonne Terre is a beautiful house of wood and stone and has a cave entrance on the inside! With a little koi pond, plant life, and picturesque limestone rock formations, this is as cool as it gets. The picture windows and huge fireplace make this unique and cozy getaway. The Cheshire Hotel was once a hamburger joint and is now a boutique hotel where each room is named after a British author. The décor is all old-world British and each room has books by the author after which the room is named, and best of all, free quality chocolates! Plus, you’ll be pampered with bath products from Acca Kappa and a Keurig coffee maker right in your room. What are the most luxurious stays in Missouri? This state is a haven for beautiful and luxurious places to stay. The Fleur-De-Lys Mansion in St. Louis is pure elegance and charm and was built in 1913 for Mr. & Mrs. William E. Beckmann of the W.E. Beckmann Bakers and Confectioners Supply Company. The exquisite furnishings and decorative style of this place will take your breath away. It has a wonderful library and even includes a hot tub to soak in. If you’d prefer to find your luxury out in nature, the Stonewater Cove Spa and Resort is the luxury retreat you’ve been looking for. With views of Table Rock Lake and heated pools, you can soak under the stars. Treat yourself to a massage at the Treehouse Spa on-site. There’s nothing like a morning sitting on the patio with a good cup of coffee and looking out over the scintillating lake and lush trees. What are the best Bed & Breakfasts in Missouri? Missouri has a ton of lovely inns and B&Bs for any style and budget. The Old Caledonian Bed & Breakfast is located in the tiny, idyllic town of Caledonia and is simply stunning. The breakfast includes hand-cranked sausages and the place smokes and cures its own bacon and ham. A lovely afternoon tea is also available. How about a bucolic farm stay with cheese, wine, and sweet farm animals to meet? The Brinkman Farmstead Bed & Breakfast in Owensville makes its own cheeses and is in the middle of wine country. The farm’s animals are as cute as can be!

The OIYS Visitor Center

The OIYS Visitor Center

Missouri is jam-packed with interesting and cool places to stay. For instance, a beautiful house AND a cave? Yes, The Cave House in Stone Park near Bonne Terre is a beautiful house of wood and stone and has a cave entrance on the inside! With a little koi pond, plant life, and picturesque limestone rock formations, this is as cool as it gets. The picture windows and huge fireplace make this unique and cozy getaway. The Cheshire Hotel was once a hamburger joint and is now a boutique hotel where each room is named after a British author. The décor is all old-world British and each room has books by the author after which the room is named, and best of all, free quality chocolates! Plus, you’ll be pampered with bath products from Acca Kappa and a Keurig coffee maker right in your room.

What are the most luxurious stays in Missouri?

This state is a haven for beautiful and luxurious places to stay. The Fleur-De-Lys Mansion in St. Louis is pure elegance and charm and was built in 1913 for Mr. & Mrs. William E. Beckmann of the W.E. Beckmann Bakers and Confectioners Supply Company. The exquisite furnishings and decorative style of this place will take your breath away. It has a wonderful library and even includes a hot tub to soak in. If you’d prefer to find your luxury out in nature, the Stonewater Cove Spa and Resort is the luxury retreat you’ve been looking for. With views of Table Rock Lake and heated pools, you can soak under the stars. Treat yourself to a massage at the Treehouse Spa on-site. There’s nothing like a morning sitting on the patio with a good cup of coffee and looking out over the scintillating lake and lush trees.

What are the best Bed & Breakfasts in Missouri?

Missouri has a ton of lovely inns and B&Bs for any style and budget. The Old Caledonian Bed & Breakfast is located in the tiny, idyllic town of Caledonia and is simply stunning. The breakfast includes hand-cranked sausages and the place smokes and cures its own bacon and ham. A lovely afternoon tea is also available. How about a bucolic farm stay with cheese, wine, and sweet farm animals to meet? The Brinkman Farmstead Bed & Breakfast in Owensville makes its own cheeses and is in the middle of wine country. The farm’s animals are as cute as can be!