First the good. The main house is architecturally interesting. The small outbuildings where we stayed were ok. The food was not bad, though the cook seemed to place more emphasis on clever presentations than taste. However, and this was huge: this place is situated roughly 15 feet from train tracks. Each night at varying times and sometimes twice in one... More

Perhaps we caught the innkeeper at an off time, but when we rang the bell, we were invited into the foyer for a very brief history of the house and then promptly shown out the door to our room. We stayed in one of the rooms that is not actually in the house, but in a detatched duplex outside. Perhaps... More

We arrived here (4 of us) on a wet Sunday evening, FREEZING cold after a cold, wet motorcyle ride from St Louis. The rooms we were shown to were lovely and we were all so chilled to the bone we needed a hot drink and hot shower to warm us up. The only hot drinks available were via a tempremental... More

After five years the Dickey House just gets better and better. We still return knowing we are going to get the best breakfast and the best service. No other B&B compares and we have tried many. The owners are the greatest and the most friendliest. This is one you just have to try! It all comes down to the special... More

This was our first experience with a bed and breakfast and it was just plain wonderful. Our rooms were in a Greek Revival mansion from the turn of the century. They were beautifully appointed with individual bathrooms and a connecting sun porch. The owners Larry and Michaelene were gracious, helpful and a wealth of information on the house and nearby... More

My Husband and I went to this quiet, beautiful bed and breakfast for our short, sweet, relaxing honeymoon. We could not have asked for better service. The Garden Suite that we stayed in for the weekend was wonderful and the main house was so interesting. The Hostess was so great. The food was wonderful. Our breakfasts were actually our favorite... More