Herzog Mansion

This is a gorgeous old home. You feel special when you walk in.

Unique property, very interesting mansion. Staff nice enough. Breakfast was milk put out with dry cereal and granola bars with some bananas and apples. There was coffee. No hot food. We had a small tub and a pitcher next to it to wash hair. No shower. Much older home- but it was an experience and we had fun.

It really wasn’t bad at all. The owners were nice, it’s an older place so common sense dictates things will be older. It was quiet, everyone was polite, other guests got along well, easy walk to all attractions.

I had a tire problem and Chad is being very helpful in solving it. Also being flexible on time breakfast served.

We enjoyed the family running this B and B. However they were new owners and not quite up to speed on a few things.

Its just not kept up. Very cheaply kept. Not worth the money by any means.

My husband and I were celebrating our Wedding Anniversary last weekend. Prior to booking with Herzog Mansion B&B I spent 2 weeks to find the perfect place for what I was looking for. The age and history, location and amenities were perfect for us. The owners have recently purchased and are thrilled to continue restoration of the Mansion. My husband and I visited with Chad and his family about the different places to go and general information about Hermann, they were very knowledgeable. It was our first experience staying in a B&B and it was very nice and quite, full of history and a great homemade breakfast! We will return to Hermann Mo for many more weekends and we will always stay at the Herzog Mansion! Thank you so much for a great weekend!

It has just re-opened after being closed for three years. Still needs a lot of work. Paint is peeling off the walls in some areas. the stove was not working so had to go into town for breakfast. With time and work it will be a nice place.

This B&B (like many) is a big, old house, which means it has all the sounds and smells of an old house. We asked the owner and it turns out the house was built in the 1800s. It is beautifully furnished with solid antique furniture. We stayed in one of the smaller rooms, which was quite comfortable and clean. We also spent some time in the game room, which has a pool table, TV and card table, with lots of board games in the cabinets. Breakfast was delicious, although we made the mistake of not showing up at precisely 8.30 and were berated a bit for that. The owner was polite and mostly kept to himself.

We had never stayed at a bed and breakfast before so it was quite shocking how you could hear every single thing going on outside of your room. The house is an antique, I thought beautiful, just old and creaky. The breakfast was amazing and the owner just had surgery so he was a trooper doing all of that work. He, himself, was a dry sense of humor kind of person, but kind. We stayed in one of the shared bathroom rooms, which for as little as we were there ended up just fine. Hermann was stunning and made the trip worth every bit of quiet we felt we had to be in the B&B. That was really the biggest issue was the quiet. No one told us we had to be but we felt obligated and that was uncomfortable. We would stay there again as we loved the town so much! And he serves a great breakfast!