Hotels in Adair County

"This is a terrific property for large groups. The host has provided everything you need: additional tables and chairs, outdoor and indoor games, and the kitchen is the most well equipped of any rental I have ever had. We have already booked for next year!"

"Recently remodeled and very nice. Flooring and bedding all updated. Breakfast was great with several options. Room was clean and nice. Pet friendly which is a plus for our family."

"Everything about our stay was great. The rooms were clean, the food was good, and the staff was amazing. Abby at the front desk was particularly kind and helpful. She went above and beyond to make our stay outstanding. "

"Prices could be consistent"

"This house was perfect for my family to stay in. Our family was having a reunion in Thousand Hills State Park and this was just a short drive away. I SO appreciated that there were a few little toys for my kids to play with. The house had everything we needed and was very clean. Would definitely recommend! "

"This is a great house if you’re visiting either university in town. 3 to 5 minutes from either one. It was clean, well appointed, and nicely decorated! Highly recommend! My only suggestion would be mirrors in the bedrooms for multiple people getting ready at the same time"

"The cabin was a great get away from the town. Very remote and peaceful cabin. Very clean. Could have used some brighter lighting. It was difficult to play games at the kitchen table after sunset. Thank you!!!"

"This "Little Blue Cottage" is wonderful--so much so that after our first stay in June, we re-booked in July on our trip back home. Tastefully decorated with all the creature comforts. Kitchen is great with a nice Keurig coffee maker with pods and creamers. Erica has done an excellent job managing this. She was always available for my questions and was great getting back to me. Next time we are in Kirksville, we will book our trip around the availability of this cottage!!"

"It wasn't completely booked and I stayed downstairs but a very active family was put in the room above me. Running, jumping is never ok in a 2nd floor room and some people are just too stupid to know that!"