A historic stone home on nine quiet acres above Hermann, with four themed guest rooms and a hearty country breakfast served daily. Book directly with the inn, no middlemen, no detours.
Guests keep coming back for the quiet hilltop setting, the home-style cooking, and the personal hospitality of innkeepers Larry and Linda.
Comfortable, clean and cozy are the three C's that set the tone for your stay at Stone Haus. Each room has its own private bath.
Incorporates everything Europe and lands you somewhere between an English village or the Dutch city of Delft.
A private bathroom, flat screen television, refrigerator, and queen size bed.
Blends antiques and all the modern conveniences that discerning guests have come to expect.
A very comfortable room with a tropical motif that includes animal prints by Susan Morrison.
Complimentary for our guests, each morning at 9 a.m. in the dining room.
Let the gracious hospitality of your hosts, Linda and Larry, make their home feel like your home away from home. Though not native Hermannites, the Miskels quickly became part of the strong fiber of Hermann. Both are from small towns and much prefer the quiet stability of small-town living.
Their love for Hermann and its people is contagious: they will help you find the total enjoyment of Hermann, from its history to its wineries, its eclectic shops, or simply relaxing on the patio watching the world go by.
America’s German Rhineland: wineries, a historic river town, and the Katy Trail. Highlights below mix the innkeepers’ own recommendations with guest favorites.
Stroll the historic district to the Arminius monument ("Germania’s Liberator"), then visit the Deutschheim State Historic Site, an 1840s German settler homestead museum.
The innkeepers’ top recommendation. Stone Hill Winery and Hermannhof Vineyards sit about a mile away; Adam Puchta & Son is a short drive into the countryside.
Missouri’s beloved rail-trail runs along the river; the trailhead is about 3 miles from the inn. Lock your bike in the inn’s garage overnight.
A quiet, reflective stop in town, recommended by Larry and Linda for an easy morning walk before breakfast.
Sugar Momma’s for sweets and Black Shire Distillery for spirits, both innkeeper picks. At the inn, German four-course dinners are available upon request.
Nine acres with patios, a hot tub, and abundant wildlife. Watch the sunset from the garden, or settle into a veranda rocker with coffee from 7 a.m.
Property photos from Stone Haus.
Check-in is from noon to 2:00 p.m. Check-out is at 11:00 a.m.
Yes. A hearty country breakfast is complimentary for our guests and served each morning at 9 a.m. in the dining room.
Current rates are shown on our booking page.
Cancellations received seven days prior to the reservation (30 days notice required for festival weekends) will receive a refund. Cancellations that do not meet the required notification time will receive no refund.
A two-night minimum stay is required on Maifest and Oktoberfest weekends.
Please call or email to confirm.
No children are allowed without prior approval. No pets, please.
Smoking and vaping are not allowed on the Stone Haus property.
Reserve straight with the inn through our secure booking page, or reach out by phone or email.