During our visit, we stayed at the Cottage House Hotel Bed and Breakfast.
The Cottage house contains some unique architure such as these rounded porches.
I liked the crinkled foil background of the Cottage House Sign.
The Cottage House reminded me more of a Victorian mansion.
Notice the wooden slat roof and gliders on the shiny green floored porch.
Adirondack chairs under a stained glass window await you.
A curved walkway hugs the building.
A wrought iron fence adds to the ambiance.
Small cottages sit facing the side of the Hotel.
Cute cottages with hanging plants, wooden screen doors and picket fences.
Metal Motel Chairs all in a row.
A close up of the wooden shingles on the gazebo. The detail in the shingle pattern and the finial are amazing.
A side view of the hotel complete with bay windows.
I loved the moss on the roof of the gazebo.
The facing gliders invite conversation and lemonade.
We opted for the "Honeymoon" suite which included this second story porch.
Another view of the porch where it was relaxing to sit and drink
a glass of wine as we watched the world pass by.
The lobby where you check in.
The heavy oak stairs leading upstairs to our room.
Stained glass backlit by the sun on the landing.
It's easy to image it's 1929, not 2009.
The hallway with tin paneling along the walls leading back to our room.
The hotel left a rose on our bed...
in honor of our 27th wedding anniversary.
Our Victorian style room.
Wooden screen door leading to our outside porch.
Our view included the cottages below.
The view from above. The gaslight was lovely at night.
The wicker furniture was surprisingly comfortable.
I just liked this pictuer of a striped chair and stained glass window.
Our suite also contained a small sitting room.
A final view of the double gliders. The Neosho River flows just beyond the dyke in the distance.
The River walk is easliy from distance to the Hotel.
