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Hermann Grain Bins BNB and Retreat Center Foghorn Leghorn GUEST grain bin

Hermann, Missouri, United States

Whacky, Weird & Wonderfully Enchanting - A One-of-a-Kind Country/Hippie/Gypsy Bed and Breakfast Outside Hermann, Missouri!brbr» How and why did we convert these grain bins into a comfortable bed and breakfast brbrHermann Grain Bins BNB is the marriage of my passions for cooking, planning parties, having friends and family over at my home, and my life on the family farm! So, to create my dream, I created the look of a farm for the exterior design by using two large 30-foot traditional (yet new) farm grains alongside a red and white barn, and from there - gave it a funky interior aesthetic with bright colors; it's a design twist that guests will love. This project and dream make my heart sing, bring a smile to my face and is something I can't wait to share with you!brbr» The Exterior and InteriorbrbrThe exterior of the Hermann Grain Bins BNB may, for all practical purposes, look like a farm scene, but when you open the doors, you will enjoy beautiful colors and fun items that make this a truly unique and whimsical experience for my guests. Even the front door is a one of a kind design - a hand carved pirate's ship in solid wood. It's a massive door that let's you enter the world of enchantment and mystical creation at the Bins.brbrThe bright colors, weird shapes, odd artwork and things that don't match all have a rhyme and rhythm of their own. I often find these items on my many treasure hunts (I am a huge fan of resale shopping!), and then use the resale gems to decorate the HEART of the BINS. It boasts a bohemian design with some hippie flare and a little bit eclectic. My passion and style can be described as quirky and weird, and I am so very proud of my design aesthetic beautifully featured inside the BINS.brbr» Amenities and Sleeping Arrangements brbrThe Hermann Grain Bins BNB has two 2-story (brand new) grain bins that each sleep eight, so a total of 16 people can stay on-site with us. Wake up to fresh coffee/tea at the coffee bar, and then have a seat while you enjoy a great home-cooked breakfast fresh from my Mama Rita's recipes or ones that I have modified that will tantalize your taste buds. The two guest grain bins are connected to the big red barn in the middle. The barn, or as we lovingly refer to it - The Roost - is where we lounge and eat breakfast. Additionally, guests can use the guest full-service kitchen to prepare their own delicious foods and desserts. The Roost also has a library of books, magazines, and an array of games and puzzles for all ages.brbr» We have several cool, groovy outside patios and garden areas for guests to enjoy during their stay.brbr There's a firepit grain bin covered patio with sliding doors and windows, so depending on Mother Nature, you can open or close them for your comfort level.br We also preserved as many of our friends that we could (the 45-foot pine trees in our forest) and built a pine tree patio around Piney, our beautiful pine tree that sits in the center of the patio surrounded by hundreds of white LED lights at night.br Photo opportunities abound at our property - specifically, in front of our 100-foot retaining wall which has been hand-painted by a tattoo artist out of the Lebanon and Lake of the Ozarks areas to reflect animals of all kinds with large nostrils. Yes, large NOSTRILS. They are very cool and whacky!br Need a little meditative time to yourself or a discussion with a loved one Pull up one of our chairs and sit in our meditation garden, surrounded by floral wonder, fluttering butterflies and maybe even a humming bird or two. The garden area also displays two chandeliers and overhead strung lights for a nighttime oasis.brbrEnjoy and let your weirdness show while you enjoy and relax at The Bins.brbrHugs and Peace Forever, DonnabrbrGuests have full access to entire complex, including fire pit grain bin patio with sliding doors and windows; pine tree patio open to the stars and 45 ft pine trees, smore's wood burning fire pit for storytelling and laughter; memorial garden, fairy garden, and PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES in front of artist painted memorial wall with crazy, weird animals; and all amenities.brEach guest grain bin is designed with open concept so no interior walls other than around the full bathroom/showers. There is a full bathroom on each level of the guest grain bins which are attached to the large red barn known as the Roost.
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Cobbler Suite, Private Entrance and Private bath, 100% NO SMOKING PROPERTY!

Hermann, Missouri, United States

100% NO SMOKERS. 100% SMOKE FREE PROPERTY! Host has asthma and cannot be around smokers of any kind. Guests have access to the suite and the shared patio in the back. Approx. 232 sq. ft. 2 adults only. PRIVATE SMALLER BATHROOM WITH A SMALLER SIZED SHOWER MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR LARGER PERSONS. Private entrance and gas fireplace (in season). Beautiful patio and garden in back of home. We cannot accommodate children (which includes babies) or pets. We have two different units so be sure it is the COBBLER ROOM you want to book. *There are security cameras and lights OUTSIDE ONLY. Locations are: the Exterior front of the main home, on the Exterior side of the main home over the steps, and at the Exterior back of the main home covering the patio, backyard and alley entrance. They record video and audio 24/7. They will be on during your reservation. There are NO cameras in personal or indoor spaces. Host lives on site. NO food service. Upon arrival a registration form will need to be signed. Guests may bring a bike lock and lock bikes to a pole out front, take them up the steps to the patio or lock them on your vehicle but they are never allowed in the suite. Although WiFi and Satellite with a compact TV are offered and we do our very best to make sure it is operational, it is a courtesy as we are at the mercy of the service provider and it is not guaranteed. No third party bookings. You have not been charged a cleaning fee. brI supplement my social security with the income I make hosting guests. I do all the cleaning myself and work very hard to ensure that the room is clean, disinfected, and comfortable. brI appreciate you helping me by showing respect and common sense while renting my property. Please note that you will be charged if any excessive or biohazard cleaning is required. You will receive your reservation confirmation per email. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
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Beautiful historic 3 bed 3 bath Guest House w old stone wine cellar!!

Hermann, Missouri, United States

This beautiful ENTIRE GUEST HOUSE RENTAL is a historic home built in the 1850s and still contains plenty of it's original features. You'll love the beautiful hardwood floors, exposed brick, and curved staircase. There is even a stone wine cellar downstairs from when the home was used as winery in the late 1800s. Recently renovated in 2017, this home is ready to be enjoyed again! It has a private, shady outdoor space that is perfect for hanging out with friends and family! There is a huge living room on the main level as well as a unique sitting room downstairs with original stone walls and hammocks for lounging in. This is a 3 bedroom, 3 bath home, 2 of the bedrooms have their own private bath. There is also an extra full hall bath on the main level for the upstairs bedroom. If you have more guests than the bedrooms can accommodate, there is also a queen size sleeper sofa in the living room (extra guest fees apply). brbrCome spend the day in Hermann Missouri and come home to relax in the nice, quiet setting of the Kaiser House Inn. Located on 13th Street about a mile from the two main wineries in town as well as a mile from Amtrak. brbrWant to see the entire town The Hermann Trolley will pick you up right at the house, no reservation needed! To see a list of Hermann's Wineries and transportation options please visit the Hermann Chamber of Commerce website. brbrAmtrak Service to Hermann Missouri Wine CountrybrAMTRAKbrAmtrak’s Missouri River Runner line, which runs between St. Louis and Kansas City, makes four daily stops in Hermann.brTickets and Information: brDiscounts and deals: brbrTHE HERMANN STATIONbrHermann’s new train station is on the riverfront, just behind the Festhalle and red caboose.brbrWESTBOUND TrainsbrMissouri River Runner #311 — 10:49 a.m.brLeaves St. Louis at 9:15 a.m.brArrives in Hermann at 10:49 a.m.brArrives in Kansas City at 2:55 p.m.brbrMissouri River Runner #313 — 5:34 p.m.brLeaves St. Louis at 4:00 p.m.brArrives in Hermann at 5:34 p.m.brArrives in Kansas City at 9:40 p.m.brbrEASTBOUND TrainsbrMissouri River Runner #314 — 12:03 p.m.brLeaves Kansas City at 8:15 a.m.brArrives in Hermann at 12:03 p.m.brArrives in St. Louis at 1:55 p.m.brbrMissouri River Runner #316 — 7:48 p.m.brLeaves Kansas City at 4:00 p.m.brArrives in Hermann at 7:48 p.m.brArrives in St. Louis at 9:40 p.m.brbrSTOPS ON AMTRAK RIVER RUNNER LINE:brSt. Louis Gateway StationbrKirkwoodbrWashingtonbrHermannbrJefferson CitybrSedaliabrWarrensburgbrLee’s SummitbrIndependencebrKansas CitybrbrHISTORY of HERMANN MO:brHermann: “German in Every Particular”brIt is commonly believed that the Hermann area’s resemblance to the Rhine Valley prompted scouts from the German Settlement Society of Philadelphia to choose the site for a colony on the American frontier.brDismayed at how quickly their countrymen were being assimilated into American society, the Philadelpia Germans dreamed of building a new city in the “Far West” that could and would be “German in every particular.”brbrIn 1837 school teacher George Bayer, who was appointed to serve as the society’s agent, traveled to Missouri and purchased 11,000 acres of the steepest, most rugged terrain to be found anywhere on the Missouri River. It was a beautiful, if highly impractical, site for a town.brbrMeanwhile, back in Philadelphia city planners were mapping out a grand new city, undeterred by their total ignorance of the actual terrain. On paper, Hermann was flat, with spacious market squares and sweeping boulevards. Thinking big, they made their city’s main street 10 feet wider than Philadelphia’s.brbrWhen the first 17 settlers stepped off the last steamboat of the season into what one writer described as “a howling wilderness,” their starry-eyed idealism died on the spot. Some were furious to discover that the Hermann lots they had purchased back in Philadelphia were what today’s residents jokingly refer to as “vertical acreage.” The fact that the town survived at all is a testament to German determination and hard work.brbrMaking the best of a bad situation, the Germans took their cue from Mother Nature and planted vineyards on the rocky hillsides, where wild grapevines grew with tangled abandon. A decade later, steamboats brought St. Louis visitors to Hermann’s first Weinfest, where they enjoyed more than their share of sweet Catawba wine and marveled at the grapevine-covered hills.brbrBy the turn of the century, Hermann’s winemakers had become wildly successful. Stone Hill Winery had grown to be the second largest winery in the country and was winning gold medals at World’s Fair competitions around the globe. The town’s numerous vintners were producing an incredible three million gallons of wine a year.brIn its glory days Hermann was a rollicking river port with a tavern on every corner and the largest general store between St. Louis and Kansas City.brbrThe party ended with the one-two knockout punch of anti-German sentiment provoked by World War I and the Volstead Act of 1919. Prohibition sent Hermann reeling into the Great Depression a full decade before the rest of the country. The only silver lining was that economic ruin put the town into a time warp-there was simply no money to modernize the old buildings.brbrToday Hermann’s Old-World charm attracts visitors in search of the quiet pleasures of an earlier era. Much of downtown is a historic district where brick homes from the 1800s hug the sidewalk in the traditional German style. More than 150 buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places.brbrIdle for nearly 50 years after Prohibition, Hermann’s wineries are once again the main tourist attraction. The seven wineries in and around Hermann account for more than a third of the state’s total production.br
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Cottage

Cottage located in Hermann, MO. Historic District. 100% NO SMOKING PROPERTY!

Hermann, Missouri, United States

100% NO SMOKERS. 100% SMOKE FREE PROPERTY! Host has asthma and cannot be around smokers of any kind. Cottage for two people in historic district. Approx. 432 sq.ft. Private bathroom with claw-foot tub and shower. Queen bed, microwave, mini-refrigerator, coffee pot, seasonal gas fireplace, satellite TV, WiFi, window AC, wall heater, 20 gal water-heater and street parking. We can not accommodate children (which includes babies) or pets. We have two different units so be sure it is the COTTAGE you want to book. *There are security cameras and lights OUTSIDE ONLY. Locations are: the Exterior front of the main home, on the Exterior side of the main home over the steps, and at the Exterior back of the main home covering the patio, backyard and alley entrance. They record video and audio 24/7. They will be on during your reservation. There are NO cameras in personal or indoor spaces. Host lives on site. NO food service. Upon arrival a registration form will need to be signed. Guests may bring a bike lock and lock bikes to a pole out front, take them up the steps to the patio or lock them on your vehicle but they are never allowed in the cottage. Although WiFi and Satellite with a compact TV are offered and we do our very best to make sure it is operational, it is a courtesy as we are at the mercy of the service provider and it is not guaranteed. No third party bookings. You have not been charged a cleaning Fee. brbrI supplement my social security with the income I make hosting guests. I do all the cleaning myself and work very hard to ensure that the room is clean, disinfected, and comfortable. I appreciate you helping me by showing respect and common sense while renting my property. Please note that you will be charged if any excessive or biohazard cleaning is required. You will receive your reservation confirmation per email. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
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Apart-hotel

Vaudeville Suite, Romantic King Stay Just 4 Min from Hermann Wineries

Hermann, Missouri, United States

Welcome to the Vaudeville Suite - A Romantic & Historic Loft EscapebrbrStep back in time and stay in style at our one-of-a-kind Vaudeville Loft, tucked inside the lovingly restored 1897 Mercantile building in McKittrick, Missouri - just 4 minutes from the wineries, restaurants, and charm of Hermann.brbrOnce home to a lively opera house and music hall, this suite preserves the spirit of the stage while offering guests a uniquely romantic and luxurious experience. With soaring ceilings, original hardwood floors, and the preserved theatre stage, you'll be surrounded by stories of the past - all while enjoying today's comforts.brbrInside the Suite:brbr- Plush king-size bed with premium linensbr- Clawfoot tub/shower combo in a vintage-inspired bathroombr- Fully equipped kitchen with cookware, dishes & pantry basicsbr- Cozy sitting area for wine nights or quiet morningsbr- Smart TV & fast Wi-Fibr- CentrAir conditioning and heating for year-round staysbrbrGuest Perks:brbr- Access to shared outdoor patio, BBQ grill, fire pit, and lawn seatingbr- Complimentary coffee, tea, snacks, and indoor/outdoor gamesbr- Ideal for romantic weekends, small get-togethers, cyclists, or event guestsbrbrWhether you're getting ready for a wedding, riding the Katy Trail, or simply soaking up Missouri wine country, the Vaudeville Suite offers a memorable and meaningful stay unlike anything else on the trail.
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Sleeps 6 in a 2-story grain bins 2 queen beds 1 queen bunk & 2 full bathrooms.

Hermann, Missouri, United States

Whacky, Weird & Wonderfully Enchanting - A One-of-a-Kind Country/Hippie/Gypsy Bed and Breakfast Outside Hermann, Missouri!brbr» How and why did we convert these grain bins into a comfortable bed and breakfast brbrHermann Grain Bins BNB is the marriage of my passions for cooking, planning parties, having friends and family over at my home, and my life on the family farm! So, to create my dream, I created the look of a farm for the exterior design by using two large 30-foot traditional (yet new) farm grains alongside a red and white barn, and from there - gave it a funky interior aesthetic with bright colors; it's a design twist that guests will love. This project and dream make my heart sing, bring a smile to my face and is something I can't wait to share with you!brbr» The Exterior and InteriorbrbrThe exterior of the Hermann Grain Bins BNB may, for all practical purposes, look like a farm scene, but when you open the doors, you will enjoy beautiful colors and fun items that make this a truly unique and whimsical experience for my guests. Even the front door is a one of a kind design - a hand carved pirate's ship in solid wood. It's a massive door that let's you enter the world of enchantment and mystical creation at the Bins.brbrThe bright colors, weird shapes, odd artwork and things that don't match all have a rhyme and rhythm of their own. I often find these items on my many treasure hunts (I am a huge fan of resale shopping!), and then use the resale gems to decorate the HEART of the BINS. It boasts a bohemian design with some hippie flare and a little bit eclectic. My passion and style can be described as quirky and weird, and I am so very proud of my design aesthetic beautifully featured inside the BINS.brbr» Amenities and Sleeping Arrangements brbrThe Hermann Grain Bins Bed and Breakfast has two 2-story (brand new) grain bins that each sleep eight, so a total of 16 people can stay on-site with us. Wake up to fresh coffee/tea at the coffee bar, and then have a seat while you enjoy a great home-cooked breakfast fresh from my Mama Rita's recipes or ones that I have modified that will tantalize your taste buds. The two guest grain bins are connected to the big red barn in the middle. The barn, or as we lovingly refer to it - The Roost - is where we lounge and eat breakfast. Additionally, guests can use the guest full-service kitchen to prepare their own delicious foods and desserts. The Roost also has a library of books, magazines, and an array of games and puzzles for all ages.brbr» We have several cool, groovy outside patios and garden areas for guests to enjoy during their stay.brbr There's a fire pit grain bin covered patio with sliding doors and windows, so depending on Mother Nature, you can open or close them for your comfort level.br We also preserved as many of our friends that we could (the 45-foot pine trees in our forest) and built a pine tree patio around Piney, our beautiful pine tree that sits in the center of the patio surrounded by hundreds of white LED lights at night.br Photo opportunities abound at our property - specifically, in front of our 100-foot retaining wall which has been hand-painted by a tattoo artist out of the Lebanon and Lake of the Ozarks areas to reflect animals of all kinds with large nostrils. Yes, large NOSTRILS. They are very cool and whacky!br Need a little meditative time to yourself or a discussion with a loved one Pull up one of our chairs and sit in our meditation garden, surrounded by floral wonder, fluttering butterflies and maybe even a humming bird or two. The garden area also displays two chandeliers and overhead strung lights for a nighttime oasis.brbrEnjoy and let your weirdness show while you enjoy and relax at The Bins.brbr Hugs and Peace Forever, DonnabrbrGuests have full access to entire complex, including fire pit grain bin patio with sliding doors and windows; pine tree patio open to the stars and 45 ft pine trees, smore's wood burning fire pit for storytelling and laughter; memorial garden, fairy garden, and PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES in front of artist painted memorial wall with crazy, weird animals; and all amenities.brEach guest grain bin is designed with open concept so no interior walls other than around the full bathroom/showers. There is a full bathroom on each level of the guest grain bins which are attached to the large red barn known as the Roost.
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