overlookfarmmo.com hospitable Missouri place does look picturesque.
Could a weekend in Clarksville, Missouri, be as romantic as a getaway to Hawaii? Courtesy
Honestly, this
Yes, according to iloveinns.com. The website devoted to bed and breakfasts compiles an annual unranked top-10 list of Most Romantic Inns. This year, Clarksville's Cedarcrest Manor made the cut, alongside boutique accommodations in Holualoa, Hawaii, and Victoria, British Columbia. The criteria: "scenic setting and location, interior beauty and design, heartfelt hospitality, pampering amenities and creative activities."
Obviously,
for a lot of folks "scenic setting and location" equates to isolation.
And the Clarksville area certainly offers that. The tiny river town
(population: less than 500) in Pike County is so deep in the middle of
nowhere that its official website describes it in terms of what
it's halfway between -- Canada and the Gulf of Mexico, Hannibal and St.
Louis.
Cedarcrest Manor is one of two plush houses on the 17,000-hectare Overlook Farm in Clarksville, offering home-cooked meals, a heated pool and walking trails (aka "incomparable country living").
When I checked, the booking tool on the farm's website actually
showed some availability this Valentine's weekend, with rates starting
at the low Midwestern price of $125 a night. And you don't have to figure in an eight-hour plane ride.
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Well, according to me, $125 is really affordable for per night. Clarksville are is really one of the romantic place. And I have gone to there in tour. And I have really some precious remembrance from that place. My wife and I went to there three years ago in the tour package.
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