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Vacation rentals in Hermann

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Private room in Hermann
Labby's Homestead Little Prairie View Suite
Our Little Prairie View suite is on the upper level of our new Barndo featuring an open concept King bed bedroom and seating area, a 55-in Smart TV connected to free secure Wi-Fi, and a dry bar kitchenette space. The large private bathroom offers a single vanity, a shower, and a free-standing tub to enjoy a good book or glass of wine together. This suite also offers a private balcony overlooking the parking area and wooded area to enjoy a breath of fresh air on a beautiful evening.
$110 per night
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Rental unit in Hermann
5th and Market Get Away
Our building was once home to one of the original saloons of early Hermann, known as the Farmers Home. The 5th & Market Apartment is located in the center of our second floor. Its a great space for your trip to Hermann. Fully private apartment, queen size bed. The space has potential to adjoin on either side for larger parties. For larger groups check out our other listings... "B" Our Guest On Market The Hide Away on Market
$105 per night
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Guest suite in Hermann
Suite #2 - 1 Bed 1 Bath in Downtown Hermann
Location, location, location! The Suites on 3rd are right in the middle of the action of charming downtown Hermann. Walk everywhere you need to go. Taking the Amtrak into town? We are only a few blocks away. This listing is for Suite 2 and features 1 bedroom and 1 bath. Message me for info on how to book more than one suite. Check out my reviews! Easy contactless check-in & only one flight of steps to access.
$103 per night
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Stay near Hermann's top sights

Photo of Hermann Wurst Haus
Hermann Wurst Haus25 locals recommend
Photo of Tin Mill Steakhouse
Tin Mill Steakhouse17 locals recommend
Photo of Concert Hall and Barrel Tavern
Concert Hall and Barrel Tavern20 locals recommend
Photo of Wings A-Blazin'
Wings A-Blazin'23 locals recommend
Photo of Doxie Slush
Doxie Slush23 locals recommend
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4th Street Pizza29 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Hermann

Private room in Hermann
Labby's Homestead Milking Parlour Suite
$125 per night
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Loft in Hermann
Half Corked Inn-Location and Comfort in one!
$184 per night
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Guest suite in Hermann
Grapevine Cottage
$128 per night
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Private room in Hermann
Old Vine Bed and Breakfast Cabernet Room
$135 per night
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Guest suite in Hermann
The Vine Suites- Downtown Location
$199 per night
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Private room in Hermann
The Loft Suite - Perfect for a Romantic Getaway
$146 per night
Rental unit in Hermann
Piano Bar Suite 1 - 1 Bed/Kitchenette
$101 per night
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Hotel room in Hermann
Hermann Crown's Flower Suite, Right Downtown!
$131 per night
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Tiny home in Hermann
Cheerful Tiny Home Free Parking & Country Setting
$75 per night
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Guest suite in Hermann
Suite on Schiller -2 BR suite in downtown Hermann
$143 per night
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Cottage in Hermann
The Schiller House Bed & Beverage | Garden Cottage
$196 per night
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Cabin in Hermann
New Construction-Hermann-Lakeside Cabins (Cabin 3)
$173 per night
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Your guide to Hermann

Welcome to Hermann

Hermann was incorporated in the 1830s after its 11,000 acres of land were divided and purchased virtually sight unseen by a German settlement society in Pennsylvania. Their goal: to build a new town in the American West that would replicate a traditional German riverside village, similar to those in the Rhine Valley. The area’s steep, rocky terrain proved challenging, but Hermann’s pioneering settlers made an agricultural investment that would seal the town’s fate: vineyards. Within just a few decades, Hermann boasted the second-largest winery in the nation. With Prohibition, Hermann became all but a ghost town. But with the revival of its vineyards in the 1960s, this town of 2,500 people is once again known for its wine, as well as the gorgeous landscape that bears the fruits of its labor. Coupled with stunning valley views, lively festivals, and 19th-century architecture, Hermann is an old-world destination revived for modern getaways.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Hermann?

Hermann has something to offer you in all four seasons, though its warm-weather festivals are added incentives to book a visit. With deeply rooted German heritage, it’s no surprise that the town’s biggest festivals follow German traditions. Maifest takes place the third weekend in May, when greenery and flowers bring the town to life; and Oktoberfest is spread over four weekends in October, when the valley bursts with autumn color. Other ideal times to book one of the area’s cabins are during Wurstfest in mid-March, helping to seal Hermann as the sausage-making capital of Missouri; and the Rhythm and Brews festival, held annually in June. While Hermann’s half-dozen wineries are open year-round, fall is perhaps the most beautiful time to explore the wine valley.


What are the top things to do in Hermann?

Wine Trail

You’d be remiss to visit Hermann without taking a drive along its beautiful wine trail. Spanning 20 miles, the trail connects seven family-owned wineries between Hermann and New Haven. Wineries are open year-round for tastings and tours, and several events throughout the year offer opportunities to explore them in detail.

Katy Trail State Park

Stretching 240 miles across the state of Missouri, the Katy Trail is the longest recreational rails-to-trails project in the United States. Hermann marks a significant spot: the 100-mile marker on the trail (with a presumed start in the east). With picturesque bridges, scenic outlooks, and even a few major cities in its path, it’s a lovely way to explore beyond Hermann’s town limits.

Hermann Farm Museum

Perched on the northeast edge of town, the Hermann Farm dates from the 1840s, and has preserved many of its iterations along the way. Its current owners, whose family has managed the farm for more than a century, maintain the buildings as a replica of a typical 1850s Missouri farm.

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