Alojamientos vacacionales en Centertown

Teeny Tiny Getaway in the Missouri countryside

A tiny house on a “micro” level. Comfy and cozy with a spacious view of nature. If you’re looking for a unique space to be alone to meditate or just simply to have a few days by yourself this is the spot for you. In the country side away from the busyness of life this gem offers a peaceful get-away. Equipped with WiFi, AC, ambient back-lit heating, folding table, a smart flat screen TV, filtered hot and cold water, microwave and refrigerator. A beautiful view perfect for stargazing. Welcome :)

Secluded "Heaven": soaker tub, sauna, sunset view

"Heaven" ( 1,512 sq ft, 7 ac) sits on a bluff overlooking the Osage river. An open home with huge full length windows and a sun room provides abundant natural lighting. Two porches offer views over the river and to the woods. A soaker tub and sauna are situated in the cabin with a view to the sunset. The cabin is at the end of a secluded forest road. A locked garage is available for parking small cars. Drive: 15-20 min to Linn for supplies / 30 min to Jeff City / 5 min to public river access.

Hillsdale Haven-Charming 2BD,2BA

Unwind at Hillsdale Haven! Newly updated, this sunny home boasts multiple gathering spaces and is fully equipped for that "home away from home" feeling. Relax with your coffee in the sunroom or cozy up in the basement for a movie and games. Located on the west side of town, walking distance to Memorial Park. Easy access to the Capitol, Downtown, the Katy Trail and other attractions. Perfect for families, Katy Trail bikers, legislators, traveling nurses or anyone looking for a getaway.

Charming tiny home - Nova’s House

Reconnect with nature at this tiny home on a working horse facility. Enjoy sitting outside on the patio, starting a fire in the fire pit, or watching deer and turkey wander by. If you are so inclined to interact with horses, we offer both riding and ground lessons for beginners to advanced - Maplewood Farm has been in business for almost 30 years! Located just 5 miles from Fulton, MO and only 20 miles from Columbia, MO and easy access to I70 and Hwy 54

Cozy Studio Retreat in Downtown Hartsburg

This private studio suite will be your welcome weekend getaway or luxurious stopover while traveling down the Katy Trail. This property is located in downtown Hartsburg and only a few blocks from the trail. Enjoy the amenities found in some of the best hotel chains at a price that rivals some of the most basic camp sites. Enjoy a coffee or espresso in your private kitchenette or out on the back deck listening to the sounds of this charming small town.

The Shouse

The Shouse is a rustic living quarters built directly under the same roof as our horse stable. Bring your horses along and they can stay here too. The home has recently been fully renovated from an Amish tack shop. It is located in the heart of an Amish community. Spend your evenings relaxing on the front porch and watch the horse and buggies go by. Ask about booking your own buggy ride while you stay to get the most out of your visit!

Capital City Cottage

Charming cottage located in quiet neighborhood just minutes from downtown and the Missouri State Capitol building. Two large bedrooms with king beds, along with a queen sleeper sofa in the main level living room. Enjoy your morning coffee out in the cozy sun porch located just off the kitchen. The large deck overlooking the back yard is perfect for an afternoon happy hour or relaxing conversation.

Just off the beaten path

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. 5 minutes from I-70. Enjoy nature in the woods in our cozy, quiet guesthouse. Close to the Katy Trail for cyclists, wineries, and I-70 for the weary traveler needing a quiet rest before hitting the city. We offer an easy, accessible place to store your bikes and gear. Coffee/tea to wake up enjoying breathtaking views from your private deck.

Cozy mid century studio, listed on the NRHP

Quiet, quaint, convenient! This unique space offers serene country views, just a short 10 minute drive from the state capitol and its trending historic down town. Built in 1925 with locally quarried limestone, converted to a tiny house in 2000, this is one structure of many on the property that has been added to the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP).