Hermann Crown Suites - Hermann, MO
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YoSam.
N 38° 42.254 W 091° 26.262
15S E 635847 N 4285114
Today called a Hotel but really a large B&B...
Waymark Code: WM13F68
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 11/28/2020
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County of building: Gasconade County
Location of building: Marker St. & E. 4th St., SE corner, Hermann
Built: 1899
Architect: August Begemann
Architectural Style: Second Empire
Phone: (573) 486-2662
"Located in Hermann, Hermann Crown Suites features a bar, shared lounge, garden, and free WiFi throughout the property. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a terrace. Free private parking is available.
All guest rooms at the hotel feature air conditioning, a TV with cable channels, DVD-Player, and a private bathroom with a shower, a hairdryer and free toiletries. Selected rooms will provide you with a kitchen with a dishwasher, a microwave and a fridge.
Hermann Crown Suites offers a continental or buffet breakfast.
The area is popular for hiking and cycling, and bike rental is available at the accommodation.
The nearest airport is Columbia Regional Airport, 74 miles from Hermann Crown Suites.
Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.7 for a two-person trip." ~ booking.com
"A Newly Renovated March 2015 Themed Guest Suite Hotel Property Right within Hermann’s Downtown Historic District. Exceptional Group Rates for up to 17 Guests in 6 Large Suites Start at $420 Weekdays and $950 for the Entire Weekend. Or Reserve your Individual Suite starting at $89 nightly.
"Choose between the Arminius, Hermann, Angel, Flower, Heartwarming, or Winery Suite. A 2 Balcony and Patio Setting for your Outside Enjoyment. Hotel Shuttle Service Starts June 2015! Walking Distance to All of Downtown. Come Enjoy the Hermann Crown!" ~ Expercience Hermann
"403 Market Street, Louis Begemann Store, 1899, Contributing (survey #194)
Broad commercial building with towers marking each corner and a slate clad mansard roof.
The brick building is three stories tall (third story behind the mansard roof). The first floor
has an off centered storefront that is early or original and retains its cast iron columns.
Smaller doors and windows, with round or segmental arched openings highlighted by key
stones are also located on the first floor. The second floor has eight segmental arched
openings with arches marked by stone corner blocks and key stones. The center six bays
have a continuous stone sill. A pressed metal cornice with concealed gutters and brackets
extends above the second floor. The mansard roof has a diamond pattern in the slate and is
broken into four sections by projecting stone pears or chimneys. There are two dormers with
flared bases and round arched hoods in the center two sections." ~ NRHP Nomination Form
"Built for Louis Begemann and used as a storefront for many years. after its construction in 1899. Louis was the son of the locally prominent August Begemann who set his son up
business probably building for him this building. August emigrated to Hermann in 1855 with his family and son rose to become one of the wealthiest merchants in town." ~ DNR Historic Survey PDF page 517