The Wohlt House - Guest lodging

05/13/2026

This weekend! We’re opening Sat night for a 1-night sleepover.
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05/09/2026

We have availability for your stay. “Make it a date” weekend!

As the scent of blossoming May flowers fills the air, Hermann’s streets and historic buildings resemble a quaint Bavarian village. You won't want to miss the

04/30/2026

2 weeks! Book your stay with us and you’ll see how convenient our home is to the street vendors of the festival.

04/08/2026

Cinco de mayo in Hermann!

Looking for a wine trail experience that’s a little different? 🍷✨

The Winetails & Tapas Wine Trail mixes things up with inventive wine cocktails and delicious Spanish-inspired tapas at every stop.

It’s the perfect outing for food lovers, wine lovers, and anyone ready for a fun day along the Hermann Wine Trail.

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03/20/2026

HERMANN WINE TRAIL - Farmers’ Table 4/11/26. Book your stay w us now!

🍷🌱 Sip, Savor & Meet the Farmers!

The Farmers’ Table Wine Trail on April 11 is almost here—and tickets are going fast. This one-of-a-kind experience brings together Missouri farmers, local ingredients, and award-winning wines for a day you won’t want to miss.

Travel the Hermann Wine Trail and enjoy a delicious celebration of Missouri agriculture with six thoughtfully crafted wine and food pairings at participating wineries. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to meet the farmers behind the flavors and hear the stories that make each bite and sip even more meaningful.

Your ticket includes:
🍷 A souvenir wine glass
🍽️ Six unique wine and food pairings inspired by Missouri farms
🌽 Opportunities to meet and connect with local farmers
🚗 A self-guided experience along the beautiful Hermann Wine Trail

Whether you're a wine lover, a foodie, or simply enjoy supporting local, this is your chance to experience the best of Missouri—farm to table.

🎟️ Tickets are limited—secure yours today before they’re gone!
Buy Tickets HERE

For assistance with ticket purchases, please contact the Hermann Wine Trail at 573-294-2228.

03/20/2026

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Historic home in Hermann, MO for guest lodging and group accommodations offering individual reservations and full house rentals.

03/20/2026

ENJOY the 1st Weekend of Spring with us IN HERMANN this weekend…and take advantage of this Hot 24 hr. stay deal!

The Caroline Suite and Lewis & Clark are available for a 1-night stay Sat only. Choose this option and get an 11am check-in.

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Historic home in Hermann, MO for guest lodging and group accommodations offering individual reservations and full house rentals.

12/18/2025

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Historic home in Hermann, MO for guest lodging and group accommodations offering individual reservations and full house rentals.

09/19/2025

09/17/2025

A lot of history in Hermann yields from our home’s original owner. His photo hangs in the parlor. We owe a lot to him for constructing a beautiful home that stands on the National Registry of Historic Homes today.

On today's Who Who in Hermann History we celebrate August Wohlt, Hermann's very first mayor!
August Wohlt was born in Hermann in 1853 to parents Heinrich Wohlt and Christine Burkhard Wohlt. August, along with his brother Gustave, were shipwrights and captains by trade, like their father. The Wohlt family head, Captain Heinrich "Henry" Wohlt, and later the brothers August & Gustave, were river trade entrepreneurs who built and operated the Fawn steam ferry in 1880 and the Royal in 1884. They would eventually join the Heckmanns to create the Hermann Ferry & Packet Company in 1886.
In 1877, August married Caroline Sperry. They had two children, both who would die in childhood. They would later adopt another child, Elsa in 1890.
In 1888, in the "History of Gasconade County, Missouri" publication, August was said to "never to aspire to official positions, and is a hard working, industrious citizen".
Despite this description, August would find himself Hermann's first mayor in 1905 and would serve until 1908. The Hermann Ferry and Packet Company would name a sternwheel packet after him in 1909 that operated on the Missouri River until at least 1922. August died in 1927 and was buried in Hermann Cemetery.