Stone Haus Bed & Breakfast

This place is great! Linda and Larry know what they’re doing. This B&B is right up the hill from Hermanhoff, tucked away, very private. We stayed in the red room upstairs which was the perfect size for my husband and me. The breakfasts are killer– we had French toast one morning and biscuits and gravy the next. I loved the fresh fruit both days. Bring your own champagne to make mimosas! This B&B is not walking distance to any of the wineries, but the trolley picked us up during Oktoberfest within 10 minutes of calling them! Thanks Stone Haus, for the perfect place for our anniversary weekend.

There is something about the experience of staying in a Bed & Breakfast that makes you connect with a place. Visiting a town steeped in history like Hermann requires an appreciation for its past if you are going to get the most from your visit. On our first trip to Hermann recently my husband & I aptly chose the historic Stone Haus B&B and we were not disappointed. From the moment we walked in the door Larry and Linda made us feel welcomed into their home, which happens to be about 150 years old. The house itself is a Colonial style but our room was decorated in a New Mexico/​Cowboy style with many delightful details from a lasso to a cool cowboy picture frame. There were a total of five guest rooms in this house, each with its own private bathroom, all rooms boasting modern updates. The other four rooms were decorated in more of traditional to modern style.
The breakfasts that were served both mornings were exquisite with very ample portion sizes including Lindas Biscuits and Gravy, Larrys breakfast casserole, & homemade banana bread. A large bowl of fruit was set for each diner. Needless to say we didnt have room for lunch either day.
Stone Haus was a great place to return to after a day of exploring Hermann’s wineries and learning more about it and its rich history.
It is a gorgeous property with many wonderful details from an outside hot tub, a beer garden, and an outdoor firepit for warming yourself.

Deciding to go to Hermann on a festival weekend approximately 10 days before is not for the faint of heart. Especially so when you have to find lodging for six people. I feel so fortunate that we were able to find Larry and Linda and their beautiful house.
The rooms were extremely comfortable. There were delicious treats in every room — of both the sweet and alcoholic variety — and we were very appreciative of all. The house was quiet and lovely and close to town.
Best of all was the breakfast. Normally at a bed and breakfast I expect some fruit, some pastries, some coffee. Larry and Linda provided eggs, bacon, biscuits, gravy, oh yeah, and the requisite fruit, pastries and coffee. I was full for hours.
Note that they do not inflate their prices for festival weekends, which is much appreciated. When I return to Hermann, I will check the Stone Haus first.