Thanks for welcoming us into your home. Great hosts who offered tips on what to do and most importantly where to eat KC BBQ.

Kelli's is a lovely peaceful farm and allowed us a quiet night's sleep in a very comfortable bed. The rooms were spotlessly clean and very welcoming. We were given farm fresh eggs to cook for our breakfast which is a treat when on the road. I'd definitely stay again.

The loft was clean and very well decorated. If you are going to arrive after 5 or on Sunday, eat first (Quilt town shuts down at 5 and not open Sunday). M-Sat, try out the bakery - yummy cinnamon rolls and next door is the best burgers!

If you are visiting the Missouri Quilt Company in Hamilton, MO, you should stay with Kelli. Not only were the accommodations spacious and clean, but she also took care of us when our van broke down in town. Kelli, picked us up from the local gas station and drove me to pick up our van from the Garage. If we had made reservations at a traditional hotel, we would have been completely on our own. Thanks to Kelli, we already had a friend in town!

We found this gem in my quest to visit Missouri Star Quilt Company. We enjoyed the entire upstairs space of this farmhouse. A lock on the door at the foot of the flight of stairs ensures privacy. Comfortable mattress and clean bathroom all added to the good experience. The space is tastefully decorated in gray, black, white, and yellow, with vintage and rustic touches. While there is no television, wi-fi is good, and Kellie provided books for reading and a table and chairs for workspace. The bathroom is small (single shower), but very clean. Kellie provided a coffeemaker, had orange juice on hand in response to her pre-visit inquiry as to what we liked for breakfast. Check-in and check-out was a breeze, and communication was excellent. We enjoyed a pleasant stay.

Once again we throughly enjoyed our stay. Very comfortable bed. Kelli is a conscientious host. We're sure to return.

Great place to stay and be close to the town of Hamilton. Very relaxing to be able to sit on her back porch and talk with our hostess. Clean room with two comfortable beds and private bath. We would stay there again if we are our out this way again. An Oregon guest

A peaceful accommodating place that is affordable with gracious hosts. Ron

Kelli thinks of, and provides everything her guests might need for a comfortable stay. It's clear she loves hosting. The space is very nice, and very comfortable. Perfect for a relaxing nights sleep.

My husband and I love old homes and discovering local history as we travel, so staying at Melissa's place was a delight for our get away adventure during the solar eclipse. As she says in her description, this pre-civil war home is a "work in progress". Much has been restored and freshly painted in the home, and although there is always more work to be done in old homes, this one is in very good shape. The home is located in Kingston, a small quiet town, which is great for walking. It is very near other towns with great eateries (try J's Burger Dive!) and interesting shops. The home isn't very far from the interstate, and that makes this place a great stay for travelers who want a great stay that is more homey and more of a vacation or treat during their journey. It's apparent that Melissa is very attentive to the needs of her guests. Her communication was excellent and positive. Many of the kitchen appliances are brand new (or like new). The furnishings are comfortable and cozy. I especially love the oak breakfast nook in the large kitchen. There is a fenced back yard with a small play set for children. It is peaceful and quiet in Kingston, and a good sleep is easy here. We visited some shops and eateries in nearby towns, but, in the main, we stuck close to the house. It's lovely to just sit in the front porch swing. In our estimation, the home would easily accommodate seven people, and it would be great for a family with children. Be aware, however, that the stairs to access the sleeping spaces (for all but one person) are quite steep and narrow, and the bathroom is downstairs. This was not an issue for us--a relatively typical middle aged couple. We enjoyed our stay, and we think this place is great for a variety of travelers. Thanks for a great stay, Melissa! We hope to visit again!

Great place for travelers wanting a comfortable place to relax. Plenty of games and children's books etc. Host is really nice. I will be back to this Airbnb for sure

Awesome place. Second time staying here! We will be back! Love all the stars in the sky and the sounds of the country. Very relaxing and a terrific host!

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Great home for any group of people 4-6. Walking to MSQCo.

It was a great place to stay. Clean, convenient in relation to the highway and easy to locate. The host was very friendly. The only issue was that the bed was listed as queen size when it was full so we didn't sleep very well :( .

When you first arrive on the property, critters of all sorts rush to greet you, seeking your attention. And speaking of attention, that given by the host, hostess, and kids was top notch. They provided a clean private room, two chef-made meals, a coconut-butter Swedish massage, and good old Midwestern hospitality, all for less than $100. What a nice, relaxing experience. I need to go back!

Very easy to work with.

This is a out of the way place that is quaint with a lovely pond, friendly people and cute pets. I enjoyed it because it was out in the country and very quiet except for animal noises which I enjoy. Janel and her family are wonderful people and I enjoyed my time with them, Close by there is sight seeing at the Watkins Mill and the birthplace of Jesse James. Also, the town of Excelsior Springs is lovely. If you are looking to get away for a few days, this is the place to be.

Really nice people; their hospitality was great. I choose it as the location for viewing the eclipse, and it didn't disappoint. It's a farm and smells like it, so if you have a sensitive nose, please be advised. Other than that, it was fun to be part of farm life.

We enjoyed our 2-night stay at this working family farm located in the lovely rolling hills of Northern Missouri. Our relaxed and friendly hosts and their two children made us feel as comfortable and welcome as family. They also provided excellent suggestions for things to see in nearby Kansas City. The WWI National Museum and Memorial, for instance, is a definite must-see if you're a history buff. And the Wabash BBQ restaurant in Excelsior Springs is excellent. It was fun to see all the animals and exotic fowl on this farm and relax by the pond. This is a great place to stay if you love big, friendly dogs and cats, and the kittens we cuddled were a sweet bonus.

Great farmhouse stay with modest accommodations as expected on a busy working farm. The variety of animals was great and the hosts were very willing to answer any questions we had about the different lovely animals!

Janel welcomed us warmly. She gave us lots of ideas for places to go or visit even after we left there. The children are so polite. I will say that you MUST love critters if you want to stay here. They have a lot of cats and dogs that come inside. They are very friendly and do not cause problems - unless you are allergic, which we are not. They truly have a menagerie of animals on their farm. They are in the process of building and renovating, so it is in a less than ideal state. Other than that, though, you will get a warm welcome.

We chose Janel's place hoping to wake up on a farm to the sound of roosters crowing and to be surrounded by animals needing their morning chores attended to, and we were happily satisfied! Upon arrival, we were greeted by Duke, a neighbor German Shepard with a warm and friendly disposition. Then we met Patch and Sadie, lovable big dogs who love attention. Cats don't ordinarily warm up to me as they can tell I'm a dog lover, but even the cat came over and let me rub its neck and behaved as if we had always lived there. My wife got to milk a goat for the first time in her life, something she always wanted to do, and the animals knew the routine so well, it was effortless. There are beautiful peacocks, goats, chicken, roosters, and other animals happily coexisting on a very large acreage. If you are looking for a relaxing taste of farm life with warm hearted hosts, this is the place to stay. We will be back on our next van trip.

Susan welcomed us with open arms, stuffed our faces with delicious food, and provided campgrounds just as she described. Our experience couldn't have been better!