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Logo for Hermannshof Inn, established in 1852, featuring grapevine motifs.
Hermann, MO
573-486-5199
Logo for Hermannshof Inn, established in 1852, featuring grapevine motifs.

Vignoles

  • King Bed
  • Sleeps 2
  • Upper Level in Fleish Haus Cottage
A cozy, well-lit attic bedroom featuring a large bed, armchairs, and a ceiling fan.
A modern bathroom featuring a glass shower, a white bathrobe hanging on the wall, and a chair near a window.
A sleek silver faucet installed on a white bathtub with a towel nearby and natural light streaming in from a window.
Cozy bedroom with a patterned blanket, armchair, lamp, and small stove.
A stone building with a sign reading "Fleisch" and a grassy area overlooking a river.
View of a scenic town with a river, greenery, and historical buildings, framed by window blinds.
A black metal gas fireplace with glass doors, displaying flames and decorative logs, sits on a wooden floor.
A doorway leads to a well-lit room with wood flooring, framed artwork, and a sign reading "Vignoles" above.
Cozy bedroom with a four-poster bed, soft lighting, and sloped ceilings, accented by framed artwork.
A cozy bathroom featuring a freestanding tub, plush robes, and a window with a view of greenery.
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  • King Bed
  • Sleeps 2
  • Upper Level in Fleish Haus Cottage
Beautifully restored, the Vignoles Suite features a king-size bed, gas stove fireplace, claw-foot tub, and walk-in shower. It is located on the upper level and requires navigating a flight of stairs. This room has incredible views of the Missouri River and the town of Hermann.

IF YOU HAVE CHILDREN you are welcome in our Schroeder Hill private cottages or whole house rentals only.

Fleish Haus is also the location for the Chambourcin, Traminette, Chardonel, and Vidal rooms.

What we offer

  • King bed
  • Gas stove fireplace
  • Claw-foot tub
  • Walk-in shower
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Wireless high-speed internet
  • Robes
  • Hair dryer
  • Keurig coffee maker
  • Bottled water
  • Mini fridge
  • Views of the Missouri River and town of Hermann
August 2026
September 2026