Best Western On the River
Conveniently located less than a mile away from such local attractions as the Radcliffe Mansion and the Mark Twain House and Museum, the Best Western features a fitness center, indoor swimming pool and hot tub. Both standard rooms and suites are available in this 100 percent nonsmoking hotel. A complimentary breakfast is included. Rates start at approximately $90 a night as of late 2009.
Best Western On The River
401 N. 3rd Street
Hannibal, MO 63401-3301
(573) 248-1150
bestwestern.com
Quality Inn & Suites
Guests staying at the Quality Inn are only minutes away from the Becky Thatcher House, Mark Twain Lake, Sawyer's Creek and other points of interest. Norwood's Golf Club is also close, and the hotel has an on-site exercise center. The Quality Inn is pet-friendly and offers its guests a free hot breakfast, complimentary coffee and the weekday newspaper. Rates begin at around $90 as of late 2009.
Quality Inn & Suites
120 Lindsey Drive Hwy 36
Hannibal, MO 63401
(573) 221-4001
qualityinn.com
Garden House Bed and Breakfast
Visitors wanting a more home-like atmosphere for their stay in Hannibal can try the Garden House Bed and Breakfast. Each room features three-sheeted featherbeds and signature cotton robes and is decorated with pieces by local artists. Wireless Internet is available as well as satellite TV and a large selection of movies on DVD and VHS. Centrally located within two historic districts, the Garden House is within walking distance of downtown and many of the local museums and attractions. Your stay comes with a full gourmet breakfast, afternoon cookies and chocolates. Rates for rooms with a semiprivate bath begin at $89. Suites with a private bath start at $198 as of late 2009.
Garden House Bed and Breakfast
301 North Fifth Street
Hannibal, MO 63401
(573) 221-7800
gardenhousebedandbreakfast.com
Article Written By John E. Roper
John E. Roper is a freelance writer who has written articles for "The Arizona Republic," "The Daily Oklahoman," and several other newspapers and digital platforms over the past two decades. His play, "When I Was Five," has been produced in three countries. He received his Bachelor of Arts in English literature from the University of Central Oklahoma in 1985.