Beautiful historic 3 bed 3 bath Guest House w old stone wine cellar!!
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- CuisineCuisine
- BarbecueBarbecue
- Wi-Fi gratuitWi-Fi gratuit
- Espace extérieurEspace extérieur
- LaveuseLaveuse
- SécheuseSécheuse
Explorez la région
- Stone Hill Winery (exploitation viticole)14 min à pied
- Hermannhof Vineyards (domaine viticole)2 min en voiture
- Millbrook Vineyards and Winery (domaine et exploitation viticoles)8 min en voiture
- St. Louis, Missouri (STL-Aéroport international de Lambert-St. Louis)75 min en voiture
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Beautiful historic 3 bed 3 bath Guest House w old stone wine cellar!!
Come 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.
Want 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.
Amtrak Service to Hermann Missouri Wine Country
AMTRAK
Amtrak’s Missouri River Runner line, which runs between St. Louis and Kansas City, makes four daily stops in Hermann.
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THE HERMANN STATION
Hermann’s new train station is on the riverfront, just behind the Festhalle and red caboose.
WESTBOUND Trains
Missouri River Runner #311 — 10:49 a.m.
Leaves St. Louis at 9:15 a.m.
Arrives in Hermann at 10:49 a.m.
Arrives in Kansas City at 2:55 p.m.
Missouri River Runner #313 — 5:34 p.m.
Leaves St. Louis at 4:00 p.m.
Arrives in Hermann at 5:34 p.m.
Arrives in Kansas City at 9:40 p.m.
EASTBOUND Trains
Missouri River Runner #314 — 12:03 p.m.
Leaves Kansas City at 8:15 a.m.
Arrives in Hermann at 12:03 p.m.
Arrives in St. Louis at 1:55 p.m.
Missouri River Runner #316 — 7:48 p.m.
Leaves Kansas City at 4:00 p.m.
Arrives in Hermann at 7:48 p.m.
Arrives in St. Louis at 9:40 p.m.
STOPS ON AMTRAK RIVER RUNNER LINE:
St. Louis Gateway Station
Kirkwood
Washington
Hermann
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Warrensburg
Lee’s Summit
Independence
Kansas City
HISTORY of HERMANN MO:
Hermann: “German in Every Particular”
It 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.
Dismayed 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.”
In 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.
Meanwhile, 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.
When 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.
Making 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.
By 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.
In 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.
The 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.
Today 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.
Idle 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.
Gestionnaire de l’hébergement
Langues
Commodités de l’hébergement
Internet
- Disponible dans la maison : Wi-Fi gratuit
Stationnement et transport
- Stationnement
Cuisine
- Réfrigérateur
- Surface de cuisson
- Four à micro-ondes
- Four
- Lave-vaisselle
- Cafetière-théière
- Essuie-tout
- Bouilloire électrique
- Îlot de cuisine
Restauration
- Table de salle à manger
Chambres
- 3 chambres
- Literie fournie
Salle de bain
- 3 salles de bain
- Baignoire ou douche
- Papier de toilette
- Savon
- Serviettes fournies
- Shampooing
Divertissement
- Téléviseur connecté
- livres
Espaces extérieurs
- Patio
- Barbecue
- Jardin
- Meubles extérieurs
Buanderie
- Laveuse et sécheuse
Confort
- Climatisation
- Chauffage
Animaux de compagnie
- Animaux de compagnie non acceptés
Accessibilité
- Sol pavé dans les aires communes
- Hébergement non-fumeurs
- Commentaire de l’hôte : 9/12/21 we do not have internet/cable/satellite
Dispositifs de sécurité
- Détecteur de monoxyde de carbone (L’hôte a indiqué qu’il y avait un détecteur de monoxyde de carbone dans l’hébergement.)
- Détecteur de fumée (L’hôte a indiqué qu’il y avait un détecteur de fumée dans l’hébergement.)
- Verrou de sûreté
Aperçu général
- Taille de l'unité : 189 m² (2033 pi²)
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Animaux de compagnie
Enfants et lits supplémentaires
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À savoir
À propos du quartier
Hermann
À proximité
- Stone Hill Winery (exploitation viticole) - 14 min à pied
- Site historique de Deutschheim State - 16 min à pied
- Hermannhof Vineyards (domaine viticole) - 2 min en voiture
- Exploitation viticole Adam Puchta & Son - 5 min en voiture
- Millbrook Vineyards and Winery (domaine et exploitation viticoles) - 8 min en voiture
Transport
- Gare de Hermann : à 20 min de marche
- Aéroport international de Lambert-Saint-Louis (STL) : à 76 min en voiture
Restaurants
- Stone Hill Winery - 16 min à pied
- Concert Hall and Barrel Tavern - 17 min à pied
- Loose Caboose Saloon - 10 min à pied
- Sharp Corner Tavern - 10 min à pied
- Tin Mill Brewing Company - 18 min à pied
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Beautiful historic 3 bed 3 bath Guest House w old stone wine cellar!! accepte-t-il les animaux de compagnie?
Non, l’établissement n’accepte pas les animaux de compagnie.
À quelle heure est-il possible d'arriver à Beautiful historic 3 bed 3 bath Guest House w old stone wine cellar!! ?
L’arrivée est possible à partir de 15 h.
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Le départ est à 11 h.
Où se situe Beautiful historic 3 bed 3 bath Guest House w old stone wine cellar!! ?
Propriété de vacances de type familial de Hermann se trouve à moins de 2 km des sites suivants : Stone Hill Winery (exploitation viticole), Missouri River et Site historique de Deutschheim State. Hermannhof Vineyards (domaine viticole) et Katy Trail - McKittrick Trailhead se trouvent également à moins de 5 km. Gare de Hermann est à 20 minutes de marche.
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