There’s A Bed & Breakfast Hidden At An Old Post Office In Kansas That Feels Like Heaven

Route 66 is one of the most famous roads in the entire country. This highway was immortalized in the classic 1946 song "(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66" and John Steinback's novel "The Grapes of Wrath." The route opened in 1926 as one of the country's original highways in the United States Numbered Highway System and eventually spanned nearly 2,500 miles. It was removed from the system in 1985 and replaced by a series of numbered interstate segments, but the road is still referenced and romanticized even today. A number of small towns sprung up along Route 66, one of which was the charming little town of Riverton, KS. If you visit Riverton nowadays, you'll find a small unincorporated town of around 700 people. It's a quiet place with a great deal of small town charm. If you feel like you just can't get enough of the town and want to spend the night, there's no better place to stay than this bed and breakfast in Riverton, KS.

I just love classic Americana, and this place has it in spades! The building has undergone periods of disrepair over the years and also suffered from floods. However, it's been restored and now looks much as it did in this photo from the early 20th century.

The property has lived several lives, serving as a post office, grocery store, gift shop, and general store, but it's now home to a quaint bed and breakfast.

This place is full of charm and cozy comfort.

You'll find plenty of references to the famous Route 66 within the colorful decor here.

The two-bedroom property can sleep up to six guests in its three beds.

The yard is adorable and perfect for entertaining.

If you want a taste of small town life in Kansas, this delightful bed and breakfast in Riverton, KS is just the spot.

For more information about this bed and breakfast in Riverton, KS, check out the official Old Riverton Post website and Booking.com.