Location!!!!!! Great breakfast. Sunrises over the Mississippi from the porch. Wonderfully kind host. Street parking right in front and steps to everything! Two kitties live in the house but do not enter guest rooms. If you don’t like kitties, don’t stay here. We stayed in the servant’s room and LOVED WALKING everywhere. If steep hills and ancient sidewalks are not your thing you can drive five blocks to a muni lot in level downtown. You share the front porch with feral cats—I would rehome to another service entrance if I were the host.

The pillows. The coffee—You could read the newspaper through a pot of it. 🫤

I loved the music playing in the foyer- added to the antique ambience. Enjoyed the intimate company and conversation at breakfast. Chocolates on the bed and water were a pleasant surprise and treat. Loved the animal-friendly policy and inclusiveness to fury family guests.

Was unclear on bed-and-breakfast protocol and advance discussion of menu. Not a frequent traveler of this type of accommodation, so maybe a description in booking listing or an auto send email or text on clarity of social norms (breakfast included or not, appropriateness of communication of dietary restrictions, promptness of breakfast time, etc.). Made to feel a little awkward for not knowing that i was supposed to communicate in advance. For a host that is a clear animal lover, the assumption all guests eat animal flesh too was a bit of a disconnect!

This historic home is located just up the street from the cute Main Street with lots of shops, restaurants and museums! The owner was very friendly and he made great pancakes in the a.m.

I was ok having a bathroom down the hall. Some people may not like it. If you are allergic to cats, this is not a place for you. They have two indoor and one outdoor cat. They are the sweetest and most loving kitties. I just fell in love with them.

CC the cat was very friendly, and so was Chris. The house and location are likely the best in Hannibal.

The toilet was pretty low and small for me but that's not uncommon even in modern hotels. The overall great experience and location of the historic house and town overshadow this minor inconvenience.

The ambience and host are charming. Everywhere in the place was filled with character.. the location is convenient to walk to all the area attractions. The home cooked breakfast was excellent.

I love cats but I am allergic. Cats are both inside cats and outside cats. The stairs were no problem for us.

A haunted 130 year old house with a homemade breakfast? Hell yeah! You should expect to be in a historical house. The water takes a long time to get hot. Dust happens. Floors don't stay straight after that much time. The cat is so welcoming. Loved it. No better value around!

Very unique and beautiful old property with great history. Chris, the host was very welcoming and gave me a lovely run down of the history and some places to visit in Hannibal. Really comfy bed and nice cooling system, which was perfect as it was really hot outside.

The location, the neighborhood, the home. The host provided a history of the place that was very nice to know. There are sweet kitties on the property that make you feel right at home. Breakfast was offered.

Being an older home outlets weren't plentiful and the bathroom was a bit small though very adequate.

The house was wonderful with lots of character and history. It was a bit disappointing to have a bathroom not connected to our room. The food was good every morning. The location was great and very easy to navigate around town from the house.

Not having a connected bathroom

This is a great property that is extremely close to the Twain museum and Clemons home. It's comfortable, clean and charming. Why stay at a hotel when a great B&B is available? The owner is also the chef at the restaurant a couple of doors down and it is also exceptional! It was surprising and very welcome to find such great international cuisine in Hannibal. The breakfast the next morning was great and served with a helping of funny and informing stories about Hannibal. We talked so long I got a late start on my pilgrimage to Twain's boyhood home!

Be forewarned: take the check in time seriously. I was coming in from out of town and realized that I was not going to get there in time for the "2-4 pm" check in window. The Booking.com site said to just call to make other arrangements. So I called and left a message letting them know that I wouldn't be in until 6 pm. Next thing I knew, I got a text confirming that my reservation had been cancelled. I called again and got things straightened out but the owner wasn't exactly happy about it. Apparently he had to leave his restaurant and walk up the block to let me in. Who knew?