Missouri deer season means the parking lot fills up with pickups, the coffee maker runs early, and the front desk phone rings at hours a lot of hotels quietly ignore. We're not one of them.
What we've built for hunters
Truck parking with room. Full-size pickups, ATV trailers, and the occasional gooseneck all fit. If you're pulling anything wider than a single-axle trailer, tell us at booking.
Boot-friendly floors. Renovated rooms, no shag carpet on the boot side. LED-lit granite bath — actually clean, actually bright.
Fridge in every room. For the cooler that never gets fully unpacked.
Hot breakfast, opened early. So you're not eating a gas-station burrito at 4:45 AM on a cold morning.
A desk that stays open. If your buddy's alarm doesn't go off and you need to shift a room, the phone rings straight through — 24 hours a day.
Room recommendations
- Solo hunter: Standard Queen or King Suite
- Pair: Queen Double — two double beds
- Full crew of four to six: Three-Bedroom Family Suite (three full-size beds) or two side-by-side Queen Doubles
Regulations & tags
We're a hotel, not a conservation agent. Missouri Department of Conservation is the source of truth for current tag prices, seasons, and regulations — check them before your trip. Do not rely on hearsay at the front desk.
What we ask (this is the important part)
Please do not dress deer, clean fish, or wash gear in guest rooms. Every hunting season we hear about hotels where this got out of hand. We take our clean-rooms promise seriously — please help us keep the room the way you'd want to find it. There are proper facilities at conservation areas and processing operations in the region; we're happy to help you find one.
Please respect quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM. The couple in 208 is not on your hunting schedule.
Please secure firearms per Missouri law. Not our business how you handle them, only that they're secure.
Book early
Deer season openers are one of our fully-booked weeks every year. Book direct months in advance — Book Now on our site or (660) 885-2206 — and ask about group blocks if you're bringing a crew.

