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When’s the last time you woke up early to watch the rising sun paint the sky all shades of pink, orange, and purple? Has it been too long since the birds tweeting in the trees have woken you up? In a hectic world, nature often calms us down with its simple beauty. When you need to get away, to embrace nature, and to feel a million miles away from it all, check into one of the enchanting treehouses or the cabin at The Cottage in Missouri.
Nestled in the quaint town of Hermann, The Cottage's three treehouses and cabin provide a tranquil sanctuary, making you feel as though you're miles away from it all.
In reality, however, you're just a few trolley stops away from charming wineries, scrumptious restaurants, and eclectic shops. The Hermann Trolley also stops at the bed and breakfast.
The Cottage features three treehouses - Sunrise, Sunset, and Moonlight. You'll have to climb some stairs to get to Sunrise and Sunset. To access Moonlight, however, you just have to...
Cross a footbridge (see below), making it easily accessible for guests in wheelchairs. Regardless of which treehouse you stay in, you'll be treated to sweeping views among the trees.
Breakfast, which can be adjusted to accommodate dietary needs such as gluten-free and vegan, consists of something sweet, something savory, and a smoothie.
Expect sheer tranquility, especially during the evening hours. The Cottage has a quiet period from 9 p.m. to 9 a.m. daily.
Have you ever stayed at The Cottage in Missouri? Share your experience in the comments! Did you know you can also stay in a treehouse tucked along the North Fork River? River of Life Farm provides an idyllic backdrop for a getaway among nature.
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