White House Hotel

Very nice place to stay. The biggest plus was our personal attention for our needs. The room had a view of the park and river. Extremly clean and well taken care of. The train does come right by but I personally love the sound of the train with no horn. Its just like stepping back in time as you are staying in a museum.

The White House is a wonderfully restored 1800s hotel. Very clean and comfortable.The manager Laurie was amazing. Our trip was a 14th wedding anniversary celebration. Laurie graciously took care of every detail for me including special flowers and a bottle of wine ready at our arrival. We were traveling by train so the hotel being one block from the station was nice. We would definitely return.

My friends and I stayed at the White House Hotel in Hermann, MO and it was an incredible experience. The staff was very friendly, the hotel had been updated to maintain its history while also offering modern touches and conveniences. It was in a prime location, right in the heart of town, close to everything.

The hotel itself was fine as I booked it last minute and it was not a first choice. I have had quite a terrible time following our stay over a spilled glass of red wine in the Bridal Suite. It did create quite a mess on a pillow case and some splatter on painted baseboard and wallpaper. I was charged $500 to my credit card on file before I was given an explanation and any evidence. In talking with the owner, I explained that I had informed the manager immediately of the spill and that I tried to clean up as best I could. The manager's email to me about the upcharge was a humiliating diatribe to include charging for repainting the baseboard which clearly could be cleaned with some bleach. In fact, upon receiving the photos of the damage, the wall paper itself, in my opinion, could also be cleaned either with steam or with a bleach solution rather than charging an egregious amount. I am willing to pay for damage that is intentional and that is clearly obvious and negative to the setting- this is not the case. Not truly a good business model nor accepting responsibility as a business owner.

This is such a unique property, and feels like you're going back in time. Most of the property is preserved as it was in the late 19th century, yet the rooms have plenty of electrical outlets and good air conditioning. Plus easy access to the bike trails, wineries, restaurants, and downtown shopping. We will definitely be back.

My husband and I stayed for one night during the week and had the entire hotel to ourselves. The hotel was built in 1868 and has lots of history to read about with displays throughout the building. Our room, the bridal suite, was so cute and cozy. It was very convenient for us because it was across from the train station, and we used the Amtrak train to travel to Hermann. If you're a light sleeper, you might not like hearing the trains passing by in the middle of the night, but the hotel was kind enough to provide earplugs and a noise machine.