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My Place Hotel St Joseph MO

10/10 Excellent

"This was a surprising gem. We were so pleased with our stay. It was just overnight but the room was so clean, everything available to us in the room was a nice plus. There was a mall next door we needed. They allowed all 3 of our dogs and the outdoor area was great. I wish there were more of these available."

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott St. Joseph

8/10 Good

"The room was clean and spacious. Showers are nice. Getting towels was not good experience. 1: There are no signs about shortages, no mention of reusing towels. So after the first night- Housekeeping didn't bring them. Went to the desk for them 2 nights and the guy was rude and mouthy. First night said there wasn't enough towels for everyone. Second time shook his head at me when he seen me coming towards the desk and said I'm gonna run them out of towels! Like we're paying customers. Why are saying anything to me like that... I should have towels in my room."

Whiskey Mansion

10/10 Excellent

"Beaauuuutiful stay in St. Joe, could not have asked for a better stay. The staff is really kind and accomodating, and the place is really well maintained and clean! So much history in the walls and love how they’ve restored it. Wish I got to try the breakfast but just from the smell I know it’s delicious! 100% would come back."

Fall Family Fun at The Farm House - Spacious Country Retreat! Pet Friendly!

10/10 Excellent

"We had such a great time with the farm house. As former residents of the area, we can confirm this is true farm house experience: gravel roads, farm land, sunsets, brief storms, windmills, and a huge bonus backing up to the conservation area. Over our trip we saw so much wildlife from white tail deer, coyotes, a ground hog, bats, a family of raccoons, and a bald eagle.Being rural does mean you need to plan for a few necessities if you aren't used to farm life. the two biggest is first bring bottle water for drinking and cooking since well water in MO is heavily farm influenced but fine for showers/laundry. Second don't skip bug spray on your ankles/shoes if you plan to explore any of the grassy areas because the chiggers will find you lol.House it self is also the real deal, but updated enough to provide a comfortable experience. Kitchen is well stocked with utensils, pots/pans, napkins, trash bags, etc."

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