Reagan's Queen Anne Bed and Breakfast - Hotel in Hannibal - 313 N 5th St, USA

My daughter and I stayed at Reagan’s Queen Anne in the Summer of 2002. We have never forgotten it, it was so wonderful! In fact , we consider our stay there a special highlight of our travel adventures over the years. Our room was beautiful and comfortable and the breakfasts were delicious, along with our delightful conversations with Norm and Judy. Although we haven’t had the chance to return to Hannibal, we wish we could some day. We would definitely stay there again. I was feeling curious to find out if it still happened to be there, and was happy to find out that it is! I was sorry to read of Judy’s passing; but it sounds like Norm is still doing an excellent job of running the Inn. Maybe we’ll have the opportunity to stay there again sometime!

I can't say enough about our experience at Reagan's Queen Anne Bed and Breakfast. There was a definite connection with Norm our host, from the very first time we spoke to reserve a place at his beautiful bed and breakfast. The beauty of this bed and breakfast hit me as soon as we walked in from the wooden fretwork, the black and white tile floors at the entryway, the cherry wood in the women's parlor , along with the Tiffany lamp and stained glass windows. The men had their sitting room also and fireplaces in both the Parlor and the men sitting room with the Victorian decor throughout. Norm's breakfast is delicious and filling. Some of these unique recipes and delectable Foods are featured in a magazine. Thank you Lord for our new friend Norm and our experiences in Hannibal Missouri at the Reagan Queen Anne Bed and Breakfast.

Norm was an amazing host and his Bed and Breakfast was in a short second place to his hospitality. He literally waited on us hand and foot and went over and beyond for my wife and I for our 20th anniversary. The Victorian home was just amazing and Norm and his late wife Judy have a real diamond in the rough in Hannibal. The city is nice if you are downtown, however the rest of town could use some TLC. The rooms were probably the cleanest we have ever seen for a B&B and breakfast was out of this world. We loved everything about our stay, all the way to the moon and back.

This wonderful bed and breakfast was our destination for a girl’s weekend in Hannibal. The rooms were warm and comfy. The house was a treasure to walk through Norm made us feel very comfortable from the moment we walked in the door. In the morning, Norm greeted us in the beautiful dining room with the table set in china, juice served in beautiful stemware, hot coffee and tea then a breakfast of quiche, sausage and still warm from the oven maple muffins. Would definitely stay here again:)

My husband and I just spent 2 nights at the Reagan's Queen Anne in the Victorian Rose room. The history of the house is very intriguing. But the best part? - the innkeeper, Norm. It was such a joy to visit with him and get to know a little bit about the Reagan's history. The breakfasts were incredible - what an accomplished cook - and the suggestions for "about town" were well received. We certainly look forward to any future visits we may get to make and wish Norm the best in his continued endeavors.

My husband and I enjoyed a two-night stay at Reagan’s Queen Anne Bed and Breakfast this week. What a lovely place! The common area parlors are relaxing and the dining room is gorgeous. Innkeeper Norm is a delight, and he sure makes a wonderful breakfast. The location of the inn is perfect for visiting historic Hannibal.

My brother & sister met with us here to visit & see the sights & sounds of Hannibal. This beautiful Victorian home was a warm & inviting place to stay. The owner, Norm made the BEST pecan butter muffins & savory quiche for our scrumptious breakfast. Our room, The Riverview had a light & airy view of the Mississippi with curved windows, scattered pink roses and a clawfoot tub in the private, attached bath. We were in walking distance to town and great restaurants! We would stay here again if we ever return to this quiet, historic city!

Lovely Victorian home both inside and out. We felt as if we stepped back in time inside this home, yet we had all the modern conveniences of today. Dr. Norm, the innkeeper, was a treasure also. Such a kind man who's aim was to please his guests.||Comfort, quiet, and great food all within easy walking distance of historic Hannibal. What else could you ask for?